Nice falls, fun short hike. Rocky, windy trail up to the falls. Burn zone, so lots of trees down,…read morebut we enjoyed the path along the stream and through the rocks and shrooms. Only a handful of parking spots at this one, and no vault toilet.

Fall Creek Falls- AMAZING!!!…read more I love this place! The hike to the Falls is beautiful with plenty of things to explore, and is not all that far. When I got to the Falls there was a family there that was just leaving and I wound up having that entire area to myself for about 45 minutes. I spent more than half of the time meditating directly under and right next to the falls, make sure you bring a bathing suit so that you can really get in there and sit under the water. It was by far one of the most energizing waters I've ever had the pleasure of being in, it was alive, electric and conscious and really gave me the mental, spiritual, physical recharge that I had needed for so long. I don't think you can truly understand until you go there yourself and get under that water for some time. You have no idea. Much love to Fall Creek Falls and the beautiful drive getting there.

Just like the other reviews said, Colliding Rivers is exactly what it sounds like. The North Umpqua…read moreRiver and Little River running head first into each other. We were here visiting family and had already planned a trip to Crater Lake. Even though it wasn't raging and spectacular it's a neat place to stop and check out this unnatural event. Since there hadn't been rain in awhile it was pretty mild (see pics), but if you can time it right and there has been rain for a few (or more) days it becomes much more glorious. Nice little stop area that is kept clean and has a couple nice vantage points for viewing. If you're in the area this should make your list of nature oriented things to do, especially if you are already heading up the North Umpqua for a day of site seeing.

This is a beautiful river located about 18-20 miles east of Roseburg, OR at Glide. It's called…read more"Colliding Rivers" because the waters from the North Umpqua River meets the Little River. We went to Oregon to spend Thanksgiving w/ his Mom and this little scenic stop happened to be the destination that Kevin wanted to take me to. The weather was cold so my kiddo stayed in the car w/ his Mom... Kevin and I explored alongside the rivers a few minutes just to be in awe w/ nature and of course, take a few pictures. It was certainly breathtaking and I had a great vacation.

Enjoyed this river/lake spot! Saw lots of wildlife and enjoyed the area. Lots of hiking and…read morewaterfalls near by to this campground. Open year round.

If you're looking for a fun experience, full of trails, waterfalls and beautiful scenery, then this…read moreplace is definitely for you. The staff of the establishments are super nice and friendly, and will be more than happy to assist you in any of the needs that you have especially the questions of the trails and waterfalls around the area. just be aware that if you are traveling, the roads are windy, but the scenery is absolutely wonderful. Definitely recommend coming out here during the summer and winter season to see the beautiful scenery all your round. Definitely recommend this place.

Our family had no experience rafting, other than casual river floats so we weren't sure what to…read moreexpect. Brad was an amazing guide and we had SO much fun! We have 3 kids who loved every second of the trip and wanted more at the end. It was the perfect first time experience and we couldn't have asked for a better guide or adventure for the day! Highly recommend!

Stopped by on a drive from Salem to Ashland, not far off the freeway. There is a brand new…read moreplayground structure that's really nice. The river is a stones throw away, didn't find any access. But there are some shady spots just above the river with nice grass, perfect for a picnic. The gps took us to a desolate train yard, the parking lot is another 100 ft.

This park has a large field for playing baseball or to simply toss a Frisbee around, and it has a…read morenice play area for kids. Its location is also beautiful because it overlooks the South Umpqua River. Park goers can take a short walk to a spacious dog park or follow several trails that run along the South Umpqua River. Whether a person wants to explore nature, have a picnic, or play games with the kids, Micelli Park has something for people to enjoy. This park is a nice addition to a sketchy part of town.

Beautiful hike through lush forest to a dramatic waterfall that drops straight down through…read morevolcanic rock. Climb up to upper viewpoint for closer look. The trail to the bridge was damaged/ closed, so we took the alternate one - good workout! Parking lot bigger than Toketee Falls, big enough for trailers. There are 2 vault toilets, 2 benches but no picnic tables. Neat part is if you stand near the toilets, you can see top of Watson falls from there.

Watson Falls is a fantastic looking 293 foot waterfall located in the Umpqua National Forest of…read moreSouthwest Oregon. It sits just 54 miles north of Crater Lake National Park. Watson Falls can be combined together among a trifecta of landmarks all within short distances of each other for a full days worth of basking among the great outdoors. First, start out here at Watson Falls. Next, head 3 miles down the road to Toketee Falls and then finish up 4.5 miles away at Umpqua Hot Springs. But, back to here at Watson Falls and what to expect... To arrive at Watson Falls, it's an easy one mile roundtrip pathway loop gaining 370 feet in elevation. Leave your car in the parking lot, then cross the street and into the forest. You'll pass over a footbridge and continue on the trail which veers towards the left. Finally, approach a Bench Viewpoint of Watson Falls, but that's not nearly a good enough perspective. Climb the rocks and head straight to the base of the falls. Then you'll confront waterfall bliss. What's terrific about standing at the bottom of Watson Falls is that you have the entire waterfall and backdrop to yourself. There's no blemishes or disturbances. In essence, the setting is a waterfall enthusiasts' dream come true. During my visit in early September around 10am, I had unlimited time to admire this stunning natural wonder. Best of all, Watson Falls is one sheer 293 foot drop. There's no cascading down a cliffside or being broken up into different sections or tiers. It truly shines outright. You can continue onward to the Upper Viewpoint which is a short little walk uphill, but the views from high up don't nearly do it justice. The Upper Viewpoint can be skipped altogether but it won't hurt to take in a different glance of Watson Falls if your curiosity gets the best of you. Finally, it's time to return back on the trail to the parking lot. In total, you can take an hour or so to appreciate experiencing Watson Falls. Next up will be Toketee Falls, which is similar to Watson Falls in that it'll take about 1 mile to reach all while hiking through the pristine Umpqua Forest. Overall, Watson Falls is a magical little roadside stop as you make your way through Southwestern Oregon. It may be under the radar, but deserves a place on your To-Do List.

Ok boat launch. Has parking and a place to launch a boat or kayak. The river is calm here so a…read morenice place to go. There is information and rules on signs.

Man this is what we've been waiting for out here. Awesome little facility. I really like the vibes…read morein there. It's a warehouse with 4 golf bays and a pool table, nothing fancy or over the top just yet. I like the simplicity of it. It reminds me of going to the batting cage when I played baseball! So nice to be able to play a golf course across the continent right here in Roseburg. Not only can you golf, you can also learn about your swing. Swing speed, ball speed, spin rate, etc. being able to look at the picture of your club head at impact is a really big help for me. I'm very excited to continue playing out there and becoming a better golfer. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Eager to teach experienced golfers how to play on a simulator, and kind enough to give beginners tips and tricks to smoothen that swing out! Mike, Matt, and Desiree (DEZ-A-RAY) ,sorry if I butchered the spelling, are great people to be around. THIS PLACE IS NOT OVER PRICED