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    Cathedral Hills Trails

    4.8 (12 reviews)

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    Dianna D.

    What a great place to go hiking. There are lots of different trails so you can choose how easy or difficult, how long etc. Once you get to the top the views are amazing! Lots of shade so even on warmer days it is doable. Watch for poison oak.

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    Brooke G.

    I sincerely love this park. It's great. No it's wonderful!! The trees are all gorgeous- madrones and beautiful dark red/almost black trees. It's trippy... Some are neon orange, others cherry red and some black. All super smooth too. There's really colorful fungi and lichen as well. It's beautiful on a foggy day. The dense fog makes the forest seem enchanted!! Ok so about the park: It's unpaved hiking trails for mountain bikes, hiking/walking and horseback riding. (Watch out for the huge piles of horse crap!) There's tons of trials that meet up at the trail head of varying difficulty levels. Easy, medium, and most difficult. The outback loop takes about 80 minutes to walk if you don't take breaks and keep up a good pace. All the trails weave throughout the giant park- so you can get lost easily. Just pay close attention to the posts- it's not difficult to navigate if you're attentive. I recommend taking the back side loop to the W trail and taking that allllll the way to end so you can see the wild rose circle. Beautiful views once you make it! The trick is once you arrive from W to the fork, beginning the rose circle, you can either walk downhill the whole time or uphill. Turn RIGHT at Wild Rose circle for a downhill journey. Turn LEFT for an all uphill, steep journey around the Wild Rose loop.

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    Robin S.

    Really great hiking trails for all skills and abilities. Lots of different trails so that each hike can be something new. Wildflowers are absolutely beautiful in March/April/May. Plus, the extra parking lots (Epsy, Skycrest, Walker) mean that there's always somewhere new to start and parking available. Easier trails mean you're more likely to run into people.

    Skycrest Loop Trail

    Came here for an evening trail run. I managed to bump into a park "ranger" who offered me a map and led me in the right direction. We talked for a few minutes and really appreciated his guidance. Over 10 miles of trails for the novice hiker with kids through those looking for more of a challenge. The trails I found myself on (Outback Loop, Skycrest Loop, Timber Riders and Ponderosa Pine Loop) were very well maintained, even though hikers, mountain bikers, and horses share the trail. It was very quiet and picturesque, and there were a few spots with some lovely views. This place really is a gem and should be explored by all outdoor enthusiasts.

    Green trails are maintained well enough for a stroller.
    Grant M.

    Really nice trails that didn't seem to be used by many people. We only came across a few other people while there on a Saturday morning. The green trails are wide and I was surprised how smooth they were. The blue trails are steeper and more bumpy and the black trails are for hikers only. The green and blue trails are for mixed use between hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. It's pretty hilly so there's no way I would bike them but some others might enjoy that. 10 miles of trails in total. There's a nice map at the main entrance and there are maps provided for you as well on the board.

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    Ask the Community - Cathedral Hills Trails

    Are there snakes at Cathedral Hills Trails?

    Snakes live outdoors; so yes, I'd guess there is a possibility of an encounter . I've hiked with my dogs, cycled and ridden horses all Over the trials there for 5 years and… 

    Can you walk your dogs on a leash?

    Yes. Always use a leash for dogs. There are many people, horses, and other dogs on these trails. Safety first!

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    Tom Pearce Park

    Tom Pearce Park

    4.1
    (9 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    Stopped in grants pass for one night on our road trip. Found this playground on Yelp because the…read morekids needed to get energy out after our long drive. Other playgrounds in the area seemed sketchy so we found this one and gave it a try. We were pleasantly surprised by how clean and well maintained it was. The playground is amazing and has so many different components to keep the kids occupied. FYI there is a $5 park fee and it's cash only. They should probably make the system an electronic system since many people don't carry cash anymore.

    Awesome disc golf course. 18 holes, variety of terrain. Some short, some really long. Some through…read moreand around trees, some over ridges and ravines. I played early July and almost all of the streams and ponds were dried up, but come spring, I could see this adding an extra layer of difficulty to this already extremely challenging course. All holes are very well marked and offer two tee boxes and two or 3 hole placements. Hole 13 in particular was the longest and the pin placement wasn't on the sign, it must have been an extra 250' past the long pin. There is an old dam/bridge/wall that has a bunch of cool graffiti on it adding to the ambiance of the course. Nice flowing river on the south end of the park. Overshoot 18 and your disc could roll down into the water and be toast! Costs $5 for a day pass, well worth the price of admission!

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    OARS Rogue River Rafting

    OARS Rogue River Rafting

    5.0
    (23 reviews)
    8.7 mi

    If you ever considered doing a rafting trip. THIS IS IT. Rogue River is picturesque with just…read moreenough flat to make you appreciate the rapids and just enough rapids to make you appreciate the flat, with rapids variable enough to say "yeah, that was a 3-" by the end of the trip like you've been doing this not just three days. The best part of the trip was the crew! The crew - Kate, Nicole, Alec, Rachel, Ryan, Rudy, Cam - were all awesome and worked so very hard to make this trip incredible. As I was grumbling to myself that I had to get up at 7 am to drink my already-prepared coffee (with snacks) while waiting for my gourmet-level breakfast I didn't know was possible while camping - it occurred to me that the crew has already been up, have set up the breakfast snack table, brewed coffee, and are almost done with our breakfast. As I was grumbling about having to set up or put down the tent every day - I realized that the crew loaded and unloaded everything and set up camp and chairs before we even got to the site. They did all this without me noticing because the entire time they were friendly and kind and easy-going. These folks genuinely like being out, working together, on the river, sharing good vibes. If we could somehow bottle the enthusiasm, hard work, positive vibes they posses - all of world's problems would be solved. They set an excellent no non-sense (it *is* rapids and camping), fun, positive, uplifting and encouraging mood every single day. I felt safe under everyone's watchful eye. Everyone communicated clearly about what was expected from the river and from us (I'm an anxious person and this was such a big deal to me). Talking to other folks on this trip for whom this was not their first rafting adventure - apparently, once you go OARS, you don't go back. Seems like that company has figured out a way how to make great crews. Re-entering the real world has been tough. There's been 0 ospreys or bald eagles or turkey vultures (usually there's one or two or three somewhere around you on Rogue) on my morning walk and, dare I say - I miss "THE GROOVER". The most elegant, beautiful bathroom situation I have dealt with while camping. I also brought a semi-surly teenager against his will who, by the end, was begrudgingly "somehow" having a great time. This would absolutely not be possible without Kate, Nicole, Alec, Rachel, Ryan, Rudy, and Cam and the vibes they have set up. If I had all the money in the world, these guys would be flown out to anywhere they wanted to be so I can have rafting adventures with them there.. but for now, I just already want to go back to the Rogue and this time make it through the Coffee Pot without being thoroughly percolated.

    I enthusiastically recommend this trip! Guides with decades of experience and a keen focus on…read moresafety. Excellent food, clean comfortable equipment, and experts who guide rafters through every detail from the perfect packing list to the importance of preserving wild and scenic rivers. Can't wait for my next OARS trip!

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