National Park Service Sites in Oregon

Oregon offers all or part of 5 National Parks, plus several National Monuments. Some folks think Newberry National Volcanic Monument should be part of the Park Service list but that 55,000-acre property is within the bounds of Deschutes National Forest and is under the purview of the US Forest Service.

Traveling across Oregon you'll come across multiple sites that are parts of the Oregon, California and Lewis & Clark National Historic Trails. Lewis & Clark National Historical Park is at the western terminus of the Lewis & Clark National Historical Trail and offers a replica of Fort Clatsop and trails that lead westward to the ocean's edge. John Day Fossil Beds National Monument is comprised of several sites, too, the largest of which is the Sheep Rock Unit.

Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area is not an NPS location but anyone who drives along Interstate 84 is going to pass right through the heart of the scenery and it's spectacular. Don't forget to stop and check out Multnomah Falls.

Multnomah Falls

National Park Service Sites in Oregon

 
In the reconstructed fort at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Map showing the locations of Oregon National Park Service Sites
Looking across the fossil beds of the Sheep Rock Unit at John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
 
Aerial view of Crater Lake courtesy of the National Park Service
Other photos courtesy of TheArmchairExplorer, CCA-by-SA 3.0 License
Map courtesy of Cartesia MapArt US Terrain