Iconic landmarks are best explored through pre-planned road trips in Oregon. The scenic byways and drives run the length of the Pacific Ocean coastline across the expansive deserts and vineyards to the majestic mountains of the state.
Crossing through the sparsely populated northeast corner is the 197-mile Hells Canyon Scenic Byway. Stare into the deepest canyon in North America, descending over 7,993 feet. Stop at Elgin City nestled between the Wallowa and Blue Mountains and see the iconic historic buildings. Anglers will appreciate a stop on Minam River where the rainbow and steelhead trout breed.
Running along the length of US Route 101 is the breathtaking stretch of the Pacific Coast Byway, which treats you to the panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and the verdant forests. The remote coastline features natural rock arches, offshore islands, caves, and pristine white sandy beaches where you can catch a glimpse of the gray whale's migration.
Traversing through the Cascade Mountains twice is the McKenzie Pass, which offers a unique and unmatched view of the Cascade peaks. It offers a view of everything you would fantasize about Oregon, including ancient lava flows, old-growth forests, majestic waterfalls of the McKenzie River, and a stunning view of the Three Sisters.
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