McKenzie River National Recreation Trail

McKenzie River National Recreation Trail is a 26-mile biking, mountain biking, and climbing trail that goes through excellent view beginning with an old magma spill out of Mount Washington. The trail wanders along the McKenzie River through old development Douglas firs and traverses the waterway.

The trail takes guests to other beautiful regions, for example, Clear Lake and the Great Spring, which is a wellspring of the McKenzie River. The trail likewise prompts a few waterfalls like Sahalie and Koosah Falls and goes around the Carmen Reservoir. After a few miles, the trail passes a perspective of Tamolich Falls and the Blue Pool before proceeding to the Trailbridge Reservoir and the Paradise Campground.