Alfred A. Loeb State Park, Oregon

8-miles inland of Oregon’s southern banana belt paradise, Chetco river incantations whisper about eucalyptus scented myrtlewood groves and redwood shadowed hiking paths. Alfred A. Loeb State Park is a warmer-than-usual Oregon adventure that provides proximity to all the bliss of a varied outdoor expedition--forest hikes, deep wilderness backcountry treks, riverbank frolicking, ocean-play, boating, biking, fishing and explorations in the enamoring town of Brookings, 581-miles north of California, off of the epically beautiful 101. Come to Alfred A. Loeb to stay the night at its year-round campground, to cherish its fertile scenery, to forget about time on its otter-frequented river banks, to visit the Chetco Valley Historical Museum, to fly your kite at the Southern Oregon Kite Festival, to be enchanted by Azalea Park, and to simply fall in love with the power of this unique wilderness cradled between the edge of Oregon and crest of California.