Mount Jefferson Wilderness is the humongous natural area covering the famous Mount Jefferson. The slopes of this majestic mountain glaciers and lakes are rich in fish. Alpine fir, douglas fir, ponderosa pine, Alaska cider, huckleberry and bear grass adorn this lovely landscape. The beautiful Marion Lake is also a part of this wilderness and is a breeding place for the rough-skinned newt. Embark on a hike to Mount Jefferson Peak or ski across the white snow. You will definitely come back from your trip with a collection of amazing memories.
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Home to the famous Diamond Peak which was formed as a result of volcanic activity is the magnificent Diamond Peak Wilderness area. Nestled in the Deschutes and Willamette National Forests, this beautiful wilderness area spans an area of over 52,000 acres. The peak looks absolutely picturesque with snow-kissed fields and serene blue lakes. Take an adventurous hike and discover the beauty of this majestic landscape. Camp near Rockpile Lake and start your adrenaline-pumping journey to Diamond Peak. Don’t miss out on the enchanting Diamond Creek falls in this wilderness.
Located in Oregon, this fascinating cave invites visitors to tour its cavernous depths replete with volcanic formations, etchings and stalactites. The Lava River Cave, which is home to the state's longest lava tube, was formed as a result of the volcanic activity which occurred in the area. Venturing deeper into the cave's recesses makes for an exhilarating excursion, and visitors will be awed by the natural wonders found here. Whether you're a geology enthusiast or simply looking for a unique and adventurous experience, the Lava River Cave is definitely worth a visit.
