The Bear Creek Park is a 110 acres (44 hectares) expanse of beautiful vegetation. It features a dog area, amphitheater, a BMX track, barbecue spaces, picnic spots and tennis courts.
Located in a very scenic setting of the country side of Grants Pass, the Schmidt Family Vineyards is worth a visit for all those who love their wines. The winery is spread over a vast area with a wonderful cottage nestled in the middle of it. You can choose to tour the area and learn about wine making or simply relax in the cottage. Try out some of the fine wines in the tasting room to know the best buy for you. Some parts of the winery are also given out on rent for private celebrations. To know more about the place, check the website.
Nestled along the scenic banks of the Rogue River, TouVelle State Recreation Site offers visitors a delightful escape into nature. The park features a variety of recreational activities for all ages and interests. Fishing enthusiasts can cast their lines into the pristine waters, hoping to catch a variety of fish species. The calm and gentle currents of the river also make it an ideal spot for kayaking and canoeing. TouVelle State Recreation Site also boasts well-maintained picnic areas equipped with tables and grills, perfect for enjoying a delicious outdoor meal.
Set on the banks of the scenic Rogue River, Valley of the Rogue State Park is set in Jackson County in Oregon. This state park is a popular place to visit amongst camping enthusiasts. Its sprawling campground features several campsites and yurts. These camping areas are equipped with electricity, water, restrooms and showers. It also has picnic areas, vending machines, an amphitheater, a boat ramp, parking areas, and more. Visitors can hike or bike along the paved trails and revel in the picturesque surroundings.
Bear Creek Greenway is a lengthy biking and hiking path running parallel to Bear Creek. The 17.9-mile (28.8 kilometer) asphalt path makes its way through Medford, Phoenix and Talent, and is peppered with scenic sites along the way. While the trail is split down the middle, to allow two-way traffic, it is inaccessible to motorized vehicles. This is also considered to be one of the most challenging biking courses in the area, with a number of blind corners, sharp turns and rough surfaces.
Butler-Perozzi Fountain is a beautiful centerpiece located in the heart of Lithia Park in Ashland, Oregon. It is an artwork by an Italian artist - A. Frilli. In 1915, the fountain was exhibited at a world art exposition, where Gwin S. Butler and Domingo Perozzi purchased it and donated the same to the City of Ashland. This famed artwork was then beautifully resorted on a stoned foundation with a stairwell at the Lithia Park by the council.