Things To Do in Estacada, Oregon

This hilly course has an abundance of trees that can alter your shots, plus water hazards come into play on two holes. The signature hole is #3, a 384-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot up a sharp d... More on Golf.com

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Inscription. District #14  Built 1894, , Location. 45° 17.937′ N, 122° 24.423′ W. Marker is in Viola, Oregon, in Clackamas County. Marker is on S Redland Road east of S Clear Creek Road, on the right when traveling ... More on HMDB

A classic river trail that traces the contours of the Clackamas River through pockets of old-growth western red cedar and Douglas fir. River views. Creek crossings. Bridge crossings. This challengi... More on Trails

Awesome scenery with seasonal waterfalls and excellent views of the Clackamas River. More on trails.mtbr.com

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The prices are average to slightly lower than most of the Portland area. More on Yahoo! Travel

Campground is open seasonally. Sites in the tent-only area are limited to 6 people and 2 tents per site. Tent-only campsites do not have toilets, electricity or hookups. Water is nearby. Showers an... More on ReserveAmerica.com

53 camping sites, river access, fish hatchery, picnic, off leash area, 27 hole disc golf, equestrian and hiking trails, picnic shelters, 3 group tent areas, ... More on Discover America

Inscription. Geocaching.com, Original Stash: First Geocache placed here. May 3, 2000, N 45° 17.460 W 122° 24.800, , Erected 2003. , Location. 45° 17.46′ N, 122° 24.8′ W. Marker is near Viola, Oregon, in Clackamas ... More on HMDB

Mt Hood National Forest Operating Days: 100 Total Capacity: 35 Season: May 1 - October 30 5200-foot elevation. 6 campsites near the headwaters of the Roaring River. An unmaintained road heads east ... More on recreation.gov

I was really disappointed on this trail. About 3-4 miles past the lake in More on Trails

At the Eagle Creek National Fish Hatchery, eggs are collected from winter-run steelhead trout from January to April, from spring chinook salmon in September and October, and from coho salmon in October and November. Salmon and steelhead ... More on recreation.gov