Oregon offers many sites for both the veteran hikers and the day hikers. It is also a great haven for family hiking where you can bring your children and younger members of the family without having to worry about the dangers that might await you in other more rugged terrains.Out door gear camping shop
There is so much with Oregon hiking that it is fairly difficult to begin mentioning a great spot. So we have narrowed down your search into the best day hiking spots in Oregon. Here are brief descriptions of what you might see in each site:
Arch Cape- It is a good introduction to old-growth forests with its display of cedar and fir layers. Recently, the Arch Cape tunnel was closed which gave the school children attending a school in Cape Falcon no choice but to walk the trail. This gives us the basic idea that the trail of Arch Cape is a moderate one which presents even little children a fair walk.
Bagby Hot Springs- Hot tubs out of slabs of logs are welcome treats even for veteran hikers especially during midwinter. It is also great during early spring and late fall. There are several hot and cold springs that adults and children will both like. Clothing depends on the choice of the visitors and people not accustomed to public nudity are advised to choose other spots.
