Umpqua National Forest is a place of adventure. Whether you are a skilled rafter or you’ve never held an oar in your life, whitewater rafting the North Umpqua River is an unforgettable experience.
We’ll review the various segments of the river you’ll have the opportunity to raft, and answer some basic questions everyone has.
Umpqua National Forest is renowned for its fishing. It houses excellent lakes for angling and has many renowned rivers running through it. The Rogue River is such a popular fishing location that it’s been alluded to by famous writers like Ernest Hemingway and Zane Grey in some of their writings.
If you yearn to fish while you're adventuring in our forest, you’re staying at the right place.
At Umpqua’s Last Resort, we pride ourselves on being your adventure guides for Umpqua’s National Forest. No matter which trail or waterfall you’re wanting to experience, we have experts ready to lend you a helping hand or friendly advice.
Maybe you aren’t sure which hikes are worth doing. You possibly have hiked through the more common forest trails and want to find a new path to explore. This hiking guide will help you decide where to go so you aren’t lost in the woods.
One of the best ways to feel a sense of adventure, accomplishment, and wonder on your expedition through Umpqua’s National Forest is climbing.
Whether you want to go rock climbing with gear and a guide, or you just want to hit up some bouldering areas with your travel group, the Cascade Mountain range will have some hills you can climb.
You may want to check out Twin Lakes for a quick day trip. This scenic landmark makes for a great picture with the beautiful aqua-colored water contrasting the evergreen trees.
Once you’ve reached the lakes, you can hike around the lakes, fish, swim, or just kick back and enjoy the scenery for a while.
Crater Lake National Park is one of the highlights of central Oregon, and many people come to Umpqua’s Last Resort specifically because it’s close to this pristine lake. But what makes it unique? Why is Crater Lake a place people want to visit?
As you drive through Umpqua National Forest, you may hear a faint rumbling in the distance. It’s likely not an earthquake or a massive swarm of hornets, but instead one of the many waterfalls that the Umpqua Forest houses.
Highway 138 is known as the ‘Highway of Waterfalls’ for a reason...
With over 79 miles of green trails, steep hills, and thrilling waterfall views, the North Umpqua Trail is arguably the best hiking you’ll find in Umpqua’s National Forest. If you love backpacking or long hikes, there should be nothing stopping you from enjoying this breathtaking trail.
We even offer a shuttle service to make your trip easier!
One of the best ways to get an overview of everything the forest has to offer is by taking a ride through it all.
The Rogue Umpqua Scenic Byway is your ticket to exploring the highlights in our forest paradise. This is your guide to the must-know info on the trail.
These popular hot springs are a major draw for our guests who love the outdoors but need a break every once in a while.
Read on for more “hot” tips, factoids about the springs, and guest opinions!
Crater Lake is the perfect place near Umpqua’s Last Resort which can bewitch the nature lovers and tourists from around the world in just a glance. The Crater Lake Cabins, Crater Lake vacation homes and Crater Lake RV Parks are the best recreational spots and places to stay during your vacation. This region is surrounded […]
There is no dearth of recreational activities to enjoy at Umpqua’s Last Resort. The place is perfect for travellers and vacationers who are looking for a special experience. Do you love river rafting or mountain hiking? If you do then, you will be thrilled by the experience of rafting in the rivers of Oregon or […]
The only National Park in the State of Oregon, this park is a great place for individuals, friends or families to have a great time while being close to nature. The park is the fifth oldest National Park of the USA and thus it is a piece of America’s history. Families can take their children […]