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1. Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens

   Set in the gardens of a 19th century farmhouse, this festival is dedicated to the fragrant lilacs of the area. Each year, thousands of visitors step back in time to discover the 1880’s Victorian farmhouse, country garden and gorgeous lilacs that comprise the estate. The woodshed,…

   Location: 115 S Pekin Rd, Woodland, WA 98674

2. Hummocks Trail

   The Hummocks Trail is a wonderful pond-filled area for viewing migrating birds in the Mt. St. Helens area of the Central Cascades region. Migration starts in April bringing uncommon Nashville Warblers and Lazuli Buntings to alders, along w/ Orange-crowned and Yellow-rumped Warblers and Common Yellowthroats; and…

   Location: Hiwy 504 Milepost 45.1, Toutle, WA

3. Ike Kinswa State Park

   Endless family fun is available at Ike Kinswa State Park, situated along the shores of Mayfield Lake.  Enjoy camping in private, forested sites, explore the many hiking trails, and discover the boating, fishing and swimming opportunities in this special place.  It is common to see…

   Location: US 12 at milepost 80.3, Mossyrock, WA 98564

4. Ikiutan Stables

   Ikiutan stables has great dude horses, and their trails climb up to 1,500 feet.  You get to spend time with a community member and really get to experience the land as it was for early residents.  The stables exist to help young people in the…

   Location: 6823 hwy8, Warm Springs, OR 97761

5. Imperial River Company

   Imperial River Company is the only place to dine and stay on the banks of the Deschutes River in Maupin.  When you walk into the lodge, which takes its name from Imperial Stock Ranch, a working ranch that has been in continuous operation since 1871,…

   Location: 304 Bakeoven Rd., Maupin, OR 97037

6. Imperial Stock Ranch

   The Imperial Stock Ranch has been operating continuously since 1871, producing sheep, cattle, grains and hay. Established as an 160-acre homestead claim, it grew to become Oregon’s largest individually owned land and stock holding.  Designated a National Historic District, the ranch headquarters is an ongoing working…

   Location: 92462 Hinton Road, Maupin, OR 97037

7. In the Spirit: Northwest Native Arts Market and Festival

   In the Spirit: Northwest Native Arts Market and Festival, is one of the few Native American fine arts outdoor markets hosted in the Pacific Northwest and is held annually in August. Visitors have the opportunity to see the latest trends in Native American art as…

   Location: 1911 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402

8. Indian Trails Historic Marker

   An ancient trail passed through here as part of an extensive Indian trade network linking peoples of the Northern Great Basin and Columbia Plateau to those living west of the Cascades.  Obsidian, bear grass and slaves were transported over these trails to major trading locations…

   Location: Mill Creek Bridge milepost 92/US26, OR

9. Indigo Springs

   This natural site, located near Oakridge, is one of only a few examples in the state where a stream emerges from the ground at full force. Cold, clean water springs from the ground at your feet. There’s a pleasant campground at this historic Oregon Trail location as well.…

   Location: Hills Creek Reservoir, OR

10. Iron Mountain

    Culturally, this was a Kalapuya vision quest site, and then a Forest Service lookout until 2003.  As far as natural resources go, this has the most diverse wildflower species anywhere in the area; peak viewing is mid-July. At Iron Mountain Lookout Site there is now a viewing…

    Location: Iron Mountain, OR