Willamette National Forest

Willamette National Forest is located in the Cascade Mountains region of Oregon.

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The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is a trail that extends along the west coast of the United States, from Mexico to Canada. It passes through California, Oregon, and Washington State.

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Duffy Lake is fairly easy to hike with a dramatic turquoise lake surrounded by craggy mountain peaks at the top. Nice campgrounds at the trailhead with small campground at summit for packers. For those with horses, riding is allowed here. At times the trail can get congested it's best to stop and let the hikers walk by. Also you will find trekkers with Llama's packing in camping gear, if your horse is the nervous sort the trails can get narrow at times. Hopefully it won't be in those areas if you run into them.

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Breitenbush Hot Springs Retreat and Conference Center. Has hot springs, small cabins and tent areas.

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Marion Lakes is one of the more beautiful campgrounds with views from the lake of Three Fingered Jack a unique rock formation.

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