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Mountain Bike Capital of the NW OAKRIDGEOREGON oakridgechamber.com 1 Welcome to Oakridge & Westfir Discover the inspiring beauty and endless recreation opportunities in the mountain community of Oakridge and Westfir, Oregon. Located less than an hour from Eugene-Springfield and the I-5 corridor, the area offers world-class mountain biking trails, hiking, water sports, fishing, festivals, winter sports, restaurants and lodging year round. Immerse yourself in the lush landscape of the Cascade Mountains. Relax on a drive along the Aufderheide Scenic Byway. Walk through towering old growth forest and witness magnificent Salt Creek Falls. Take to the singletrack trails on an exhilarating mountain bike ride or hike to a summit view of Diamond Peak. Fish the clear running currents of the Middle and North forks of the Willamette River or canoe the emerald waters of Hills Creek Lake. Above the fog and below the snow, Oakridge and Westfir offer a memorable journey into the heart of the Cascades. We Speak Oakridge We hope we are able to make your visit more enjoyable by offering local expertise in areas of recreational interest. Whether you want to know where fish are biting, the best trail for your skill level, more about local history or anything else, the people of Oakridge and We Speak Westfir are excited to share their passions with you. Photo: Salt Creek Falls is a spectacular site and the second highest waterfall in Oregon. 2 WA Portland Eugene Bend ID ★Oakridge Crater Lake Medford CA The Mountain Bike Capital of the NW Mountain bikers from far and wide put Oakridge on their list of “must- ride” venues. The region offers incredible diversity, with hundreds of miles of world-class singletrack on over 50 trails—most best-suited for intermediate and upper skill riders. The crown jewel of the Oakridge trails system is Alpine Trail, a 16-mile ride that skirts old growth forest and offers up tantalizing snowcap mountain vistas. You could easily spend weeks exploring Oakridge’s many trails—that’s why many riders return each year. Contents 4-5 Don’t Miss List 6-7 Favorite Hiking and Biking Trails 8-9 Kid Friendly Family Fun 10-11 Recreation Map 12-13 Oakridge and Westfir City Map 14-15 Let’s Go Camping & Fishing 16 Paddling 17-19 Business Directory Cover photos: (top right, clockwise) Mountain bike ride on Alpine Trail, PHOTO COURTESY CHAD SAGSER; angler along the Middle Fork Willamette River, PHOTO BY MATT STANSBERRY OF OREGONFLYFISHINGBLOG.COM AND CADDISFLYSHOP.COM; summer kayaking near Oakridge, PHOTO ANDREW KIM; kids exploring, BY SHAWN LITSON; and catching air, winter snowboarding. Photo left: Enjoying a ride on Young’s Rock Trail on a perfect day. ER S Published by the Oakridge/Westfir Area Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 217 Oakridge, OR 97463 (541) 782-4146 Oakridgechamber.com © 2011 oakridgechamber.com CHAD SAGE Designed by In House Graphics Inhousesalem.com 3 DON’T MiSS List Office Covered Bridge ExPERiences & AttractiONS Aufderheide Office Covered Bridge Scenic Byway This 180 feet span is the longest covered Dedicated to the memory of a lifelong bridge in Oregon and the only one with champion of the Willamette National a secondary pedestrian lane. Located Forest, Robert Aufderheide, this 70- at the junction of Westfir and Westoak Willamette Pass mile stretch is part of the 220-mile roads in Westfir, it is also the location of West Cascades Scenic Byway and many trailheads along the North Fork of While perhaps not as well-known features old-growth trees, waterfalls, the Willamette River and the start of the as some of Oregon’s ski resorts, hot springs and wildflowers. Not Aufderheide Scenic Byway. Willamette Pass offers downhill skiers maintained for snow and ice. and snowboarders 555 acres of terrain Biking with a vertical drop of 1,563 feet. Skiers Willamette Fish Hatchery in the know love Willamette Pass for You probably know that Oakridge its short lift lines and easy proximity A visit to the Willamette Fish is the Mountain Bike Capital of the to Oakridge. You can ski during the Hatchery is fun for the whole family. Northwest, but did you know many day, or under the stars—or both, if your Feed the fish, walk the interpretive scenic paved roads are great for touring? legs are up for it! There are 12 miles of trail, play mini-golf, visit the natural Try Diamond Drive, the Aufderheide cross-country trails too, and tubing on history museum, see wood-carving Scenic Byway, Salmon Creek Road or the weekends. Check willamettepass.com for more challenging Brice Creek/Larison artworks, learn about the raising and the latest snow conditions. breeding of trout, Chinook salmon Rock Road from Cottage Grove. and steelhead. Free-fishing-day Uptown Business District weekend in June. Open year round. Salt Creek Falls Businesses in the ‘Old Town’ district of Oregon’s second highest waterfall Oakridge have transformed the main McCredie Hot Springs tumbles 286 feet in a 60 foot wide swath, street into an attractive walking district. just 20 minutes from Oakridge. A paved, Clothing optional at these Pick up a map and take a tour of the wheelchair-accessible path from the undeveloped geothermal springs historic plaques telling the story of the parking area makes getting to the falls with temps from 98-113° F. Located commercial origins of the neighborhood. easy for everyone. An unpaved trail leads between milepost 46-47, near Blue A guest house, bakery, brew pub, museum, to the bottom of the falls for a different Pool Campground off Hwy 58. barber shop, city library, post office, banks, perspective. A parking permit ($5), an and therapeutic massage studio are Interagency Pass or Northwest Forest Oakridge Museum among the businesses and services to be Pass is required. Open Saturday from 1-4 p.m. (and found in Uptown. by appointment (541) 782-2402), the Oakridge Museum is a treasure Zero Clearance Theater trove of community artifacts, early technologies, social and political This Oakridge-based community theater company uses only local history, and rare, one-of-a-kind performers and stages both classic and original works. Area high displays. school students often participate in productions, adding a youthful vitality. Local artists create sets, props and costumes. Recent productions include The Mousetrap and The Book of Murder. 4 EVENTS Mt. Bike Oregon Three full days of unequalled Tree Planting Festival singletrack riding in Oakridge A reminder of Oakridge’s past as a will leave you both exhausted and timber town, the festival features a replenished. Each day offers supported talent show, the Tree Planting Queen ride options. The campground sits on and her court, a parade, a running/ over nine acres along the bank of the walking race, and the planting refreshing Willamette River. For details and ride dates visit mtbikeoregon.com. G of trees along a chosen street or N park. Be here for all the small town DREILI Kids Mt. Bike Oakridge fun. For dates visit facebook.com/ DY June 8 & September 14, 2014: Present by N TreePlantingFestival. RA Greater Oakridge Area Trail Stewards. Another picture perfect day for family fun. Concerts in the Park Bring the whole family and learn to Sugar Plum Festival The Siuslaw Bank Amphitheatre hosts shred some of the best of Oakridge, from This celebration is the perfect free or low-cost concerts in Greenwaters the pumptrack to the trails! Registration complement to Christmas in the Park, located at the southeast end of and all rides depart from Greenwaters Cascades. Shop for locally produced town. Shows—which feature local and Park at 9 a.m. Bring your own bikes, or arts and crafts while benefiting regional country, rock, blues, jazz and borrow one courtesy of Trips for Kids- local charities. Held first weekend in zydeco acts—are held every other week CAT. For more information, please see: December. For details and times visit throughout the summer. www.oakridgegoats.org/youth. us at oakridgechamber.com. Pioneer Picnic Keg and Cask Festival Christmas in the Cascades A celebration of the families of early Oakridge’s First Street is transformed pioneers that came through what into a festive outdoor beer and wine This annual event features carolers, would become Oakridge on their way tasting street fair—part pub, part bistro Santa, food and the annual lighting of to the Willamette Valley. See a historic and completely fun. This family-friendly the Office Covered Bridge in Westfir. play about the Lost Wagon Train, enjoy event has outdoor seating where tasters For details visit oakridgechamber.com. BBQ and live music. Held annually in may enjoy Oregon craft beers and (November/December) early July. wines. Musicians, children’s games, food vendors and arts and crafts dealers Haunted Bridge Festival Cascade Cream Puff round out the entertainment. Westfir will be holding its annual keg-caskfestival.blogspot.com A one-day, 100-mile mountain biking haunted bridge festival the third week (summer) race designed to challenge even the in October. This community event is most experienced mountain bikers. Fat 55 Oakridge held at the Westfir covered bridge park Routes vary. For details and ride dates and features the haunted bridge, a hay visit cascadecreampuff.com. (summer) Mountain Bike Marathon ride, games, food, music and a costume This 55-mile, point-to-point, cross contest. There is a small admission fee. Oakridge Ukulele Festival country mountain bike race on six sweet singletracks is a fund raiser for Greater For more information on area Oakridge, Oregon is an idyllic Oakridge Trail Stewards. For race date attractions and events visit setting for a music festival. Come visit fat55.com. (summer/fall) oakridgechamber.com and enjoy a weekend of lessons with great instructors, jamming with other ukelele players, and fun in Oregon’s best undiscovered mountain get-away.
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