Things To Do in the Umpqua Valley

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Outdoors Hiking Camping at Diamond Lake Fishing Rafting on the North Umpqua River Waterskiing Picknicking Boating Hunting Bicycling Kayaking Driving Swimming Elk Viewing Backpacking Wilderness; Mt. Thielsen, Rogue-Umpqua, Boulder Creek Cross Country Skiing Downhill Skiing Lakes Rivers Trails Bikepaths Animals Scenery Mountains Fish hatchery Fish Ladder City Parks State Parks National Parks County Parks	Waterfalls 22 Recognized Waterfalls with varied accessibility including: Clearwater Falls Deer Lick Falls Grotto Falls Hemlock Falls Lemolo Falls Smith River Falls South Umpqua Falls Susan Creek Falls Toketee Falls Watson Falls Wolf Creek Falls Covered Bridges Pass Creek Bridge (1925) Neal Lane Bridge (1929) Rochester Bridge (1933) Cavitt Creek Bridge (1943) Milo Academy Bridge (1962)
Cultural Douglas County Museum of History and Natural History Historic Districts: Gardiner Winston Section Stephens Oakland Mill-Pine Neighborhood	Arts and Wineries Umpqua National Forest Wildlife Safari Diamond Lake
Crater Lake National Park Deepest lake in the United States (1,932 feet) 33- mile roadway encircling the volcanic crater Pumice desert Crater Lake lodge Natural Exhibits Guided Tours