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    The complimentary breakfast buffet
    Jody O.

    Our son & his wife bought a home in the area so we came to visit. They highly recommended the Westfir Lodge so we made reservations for 3 nights. As soon as you come around the corner you know you've found this gem as its so inviting & beautifully maintained. The location is excellent whether you're an avid mountain biker, hiker, river rafter or just a senior couple like us that enjoy the beautiful walks to the river & scenic areas. Just 10 minutes to Oakridge & you can find great spots for coffee, craft beers & burgers & a fun dive bar with delicious pizza. There are also some great places for Mexican food & wine tasting we'll have to come back to check out. But back to the Westfir Lodge! They are so well run & organized! They sent us a text a few days before check in explaining everything from easy self check in to the wonderful complementary breakfast they serve from 8:00-9:00 every morning. It was really a quality buffet of my favorites- everything bagel with cream cheese, hard boiled eggs, fresh fruit & yogurt. Coffee, Tea & orange juice as well. They also have a beautiful patio outside you can sit at & have a micro beer & a snack. The owners Noah & Tracy were so attentive- we had a little issue with our rooms doorknob & they graciously replaced it immediately. We'll definitely be back soon to visit!

    Red, Office Covered Bridge 1945
    Maggie F.

    My husband & I spent two nights at Westfir Lodge with our 4 yr old granddaughter in tow. It's a very nice place inside & out. Very clean and well maintained. We stayed in the Fir room upstairs. Nice large room with 2 comfy queen beds & a bathroom w/shower. Coffee bar was set up early (I think by 7am) and our stay included breakfast which was different each day and delicious. The new owners, Tracy & Noah also have the Mountain Market going on the weekends mainly that serves up sandwiches, salads, cheese & meat boards with a variety of wine, beer and other beverages. We tried it all & everything was very tasty! You can hang out in a beautiful patio area and look right at the historic red covered bridge built in 1945. The covered bridge can be driven over & also has a pedestrian path. On the other side is a day use area mostly used by mountain bikers with a fun little playground & mountain bike track great for kids and trailhead for hiking. We would absolutely stay again! Until next time...

    Joelle S.

    Wonderful stay at the Westfir Lodge. Tracy and Noah accommodated our large, sweet Kodah Bear, our schedule, and everything was just terrific. Breakfast each day was a treat. We will be back this summer to relax on the patio with a beer.

    Charming garden entry
    Christine S.

    Very quiet, charming, clean and comfortable B & B. No bathroom in our room but 2 easily accessible down the hall. Good, hardy breakfast prepared by owner in lovely dining room. Good value. This property is for sale by the owner because of his age so if your in the market for a home business this is a well priced opportunity. Lodging rates are reasonable, cash only though.

    Great Patio. Good service. What a welcome find after hiking Grasshopper Mt.

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    Very cool place! Well thought out and very unique. We bring guests here for trips and they love it. Well done and we will return!

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    Tracy and Noah accommodated our large, sweet Kodah Bear, our schedule, and everything was just terrific.

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    Trans Cascadia Excursions

    5.0(1 review)
    0.0 mi

    Red & Dary were our drivers and we felt so lucky they were! We had the best time. They were so…read morepersonable, welcoming and kind. They embody the true magic of Oakridge hospitality. Thank you so much for the good times!

    From the owner: We're riders who live for adventure. We live for experience. Join us on some of the worlds best…read moremountain bike rides found in the heart of the Cascade Mountain Range. We've curated a list of trails and experiences that we can mold to you and your group. Choose from single day and Multi-Day trips, from front country shuttles to back country adventure, we've got a ride for you. We specialize in guided mountain bike trips and shuttles within Oregon and Washington on some of the most remote singletrack found in the United States. We operate within the Willamette National Forest, including the Old Cascades Crest in the North Willamette, McKenzie River Area in the Central Willamette, and the entire Oakridge network of trails in the South of the Willamette National Forest. We also offer trips in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest around Mt. St Helens and Mt. Adams and the endless opportunities this forest provides. New for 2021, we will be adding trips in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, near Lake Chelan and the Sawtooth Backcountry. We're all about creating new experiences and providing a format that allows you to just ride your bike and relax. We want to show you something new, even if you're from the PNW, we've got a ride that is sure to blow your mind. We've been exploring the PNW for over a decade, looking for the most unique places to take your mountain bike and we want to share these rides with you.

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    McKenzie River National Recreational Trail

    McKenzie River National Recreational Trail

    4.9(16 reviews)
    33.4 mi

    A beautiful hike. We did the waterfall loop, which is about a 3 mile hike that takes you by Koosah…read moreand Sahalie Falls. We brought the dogs and the kids, and we had a blast. The scenery was stunning and the trail condition was perfect. We'd definitely come back here again.

    What a gift it is to be surrounded by so much natural beauty. Today I was able to hike Sahalie…read moreFalls, Koosah Falls, and Tomalitch Blue Pool, all in one out and back 10.5 mile trek. The drive to the trailhead took 2.5 hours from my home in Portland, so we left by 6. If you arrive after 9 or 10 you have to deal with the crowds. Sahalie Falls was first and can be accessed very easily from the parking lot - no hike required. Keep this one in mind if you have mobility limitations. If you're up for it, hit the trail here. A short distance along the Mckenzie Creek will take you to Koosah Falls. Gorgeous, with falling turquoise water. Want a scare? Look up the fools who cliff jump from here. Incredible. After that you pass by the reservoir, then have a nice hike along a soft pine needle path down to Tomalitch Blue Pool. Again with the cliff jumping. Don't do it! So dangerous. But do carefully follow the pink ribbons over the rock ledge and down to the shore. You can swim if you dare in the 38 degree water. At least dunk your feet. The hike back to where you parked at Sahalie is 5 miles. Pack a lunch, a lot of water (I finished my 3 liters), and enjoy the day.

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    McKenzie River National Recreational Trail
    McKenzie River National Recreational Trail

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    The Paulina Plunge - Great News- the kid from Oklahoma who took the wrong trail and got lost most of the day is now a state champion wrestler.

    The Paulina Plunge

    4.3(39 reviews)
    58.5 mi

    This was an ok trip but I had mixed feelings about it…read more Pros: The guide was nice (we had Lane), which made the ride more enjoyable. He knew all of our names before we even left the parking lot. The trail was in good shape from recent rain so a beginner would have no trouble participating. Cons: The email confirmation and website mentioned the bike shortage and that riders had to be a minimum of 4 ft tall with a 24 inch inseam but didn't really explain how to measure that, etc. Sure, I know what an inseam in pants is, but turns out an inseam measurement for bike riding is different. Would have been nice to know without having to look it up the night before and then worry my kid wouldn't be tall enough. Lots of standing around. We were on the 10-4 tour and though we arrived at 9:45 no one directed us to have our kids take the bike test to see if they could go and nobody got fitted for bikes until everyone in the booking had arrived. Then, the large 10 am group was split into two smaller groups and if you were in the second group, you had to stand around for 20 minutes killing time to give the first group a head start. Why not just stagger the starts and have a 10 am and a 10:30? From a customer perspective this sort of sucked. This was billed as a Mountain bike ride with waterfalls and slides, but it was more like, walking/hiking to see 3 waterfalls and then a very mellow 3 mile single track ride to finish. It would have been nice to sort people by skill or interest (shorter vs longer rides) as we definitely had some gung ho dudes in our group and some newbies like me. Two of the waterfalls (at least) were accessible via McKay campground, which was a little disappointing. I thought we would be off the beaten path, checking out a little known spot, etc. Overall, our young kids, 8 and 10 enjoyed it and had fun. It was their first time mountain biking. I'd rate the ride and scenery 4 stars but the administration and organization only 2 stars (I'm a fan of efficiency and customer service) , hence my 3 star rating.

    Was excited to go. Day of the trip for our group smoke was heavy. Hazardous in fact. His terms and…read moreconditions explain that you must show up no matter what the conditions. From there the group will vote and you must conform to the group decision. We were the only ones who showed up. The owner, Todd, decided after getting various voice messages the day before and the morning of, but he would cancel the event. Great! No pick up the phone and call your customers to make sure they don't waste their time and come all the way out to the top of a mountain only to find your experience was canceled. He claimed to have sent a text in the early morning hours. But I didn't get it until after the fact. Oh well, not great but not terrible. Did waste a lot of our time driving out there on a horrific weather day for smoke. Talked to Todd personally later, and he said "no problem I'll give your money back." Refund it all of it except our deposit, then wouldn't answer the phone or return multiple calls. In my final message I reminded him of his neglect as a business owner and a conscientious honest human. Told him repeatedly he needed to refund my deposit, as there were no terms or discussion of anything other than a full refund. Really annoying to deal with business owners who aren't conscientious. Really detracts from your credibility. So here's the review I promise to leave you if you went another two weeks without returning my calls again. Gave you four chances Todd.

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    The Paulina Plunge - At the third waterfall.  Such a great time

    At the third waterfall. Such a great time

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    The Paulina Plunge - A swallowtail resting beside one of the waterfalls

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    A swallowtail resting beside one of the waterfalls

    Westfir Lodge - mountainbiking - Updated May 2026

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