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Parks & Recreation
Known to many for its natural beauty, Oregon boasts three state
parks and a state forest all within a ten-minute drive of its borders.
These include White Pines Forest
State Park, with camping, cabins, fine dining and drivable water
fords; Castle Rock State Park,
with trails to the "top of the rocks;"
Lowden-Miller State Park, featuring Lorado Taft's sculpture,
"The Eternal Indian," who is known throughout the Midwest as Chief
Blackhawk; and Lowden-Miller
State Forest, 2,225 acres offering hiking, backpacking, birding,
hunting and cross-country skiing.
Inside its city limits, Oregon has over 130 acres of outdoor and
indoor recreation including 10 city parks with two indoor facilities.
Visitors and residents can enjoy tennis courts, ball diamonds, state-of-the-art
playground equipment, indoor and outdoor swimming, water sports
and camping.
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