| NPS Units |
| CRATER LAKE National Park - flooded crater of an ancient volcano, part of the Cascade Range, surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery and subject to very heavy winter snowfall |
| JOHN DAY FOSSIL BEDS National Monument - outcrops of colorful sedimentary rocks bearing many dinosaur fossils; three separate units, in the remote, grassy hills of east Oregon |
Other Places |
| CAPE ARAGO State Park - offshore rocks and three pretty coves |
| CAPE SEBASTIAN State Park - high, sheer sided, wind-swept, wooded promontory |
| COQUILLE POINT and FACE ROCK BEACH - sandy beaches and large, isolated rocks |
| CROOK POINT and MACK REEF - empty beaches, offshore rocks and an iconic arch |
| FLORAS LAKE State Park and BLACKLOCK POINT - wooded, undeveloped section of the coast, with a remote, rocky promontory and unspoilt beaches |
| HARRIS BEACH State Park and CHETCO POINT - scenic coastline in the far south, near Brookings |
| NEWBERRY National Volcanic Monument - fascinating volcanic landscapes on the east side of the Cascade Range, including lava caves, cinder cones, lava flows and a partially flooded caldera |
| OREGON DUNES National Recreation Area - beaches, forests, lagoons, creeks and dunes along the Pacific coast |
| PORT ORFORD HEADS State Park - wind-swept promontory above rocky coves and sea stacks |
| SAMUEL H BOARDMAN State Scenic Corridor - 11 miles of tall cliffs, isolated beaches and wave-cut arches, on the southern Pacific coast |
| SHORE ACRES State Park - fantastic eroded rock formations along the Pacific coast |
| SOUTH PACIFIC COAST - rocky shores, tiny islands, wave-cut arches, sea stacks and secluded coves, along an especially scenic, 100 mile section of the Oregon coast south of Coos Bay |
| SOUTHEAST OREGON - the remote southeast of Oregon, at the north edge of the Great Basin Desert; locations include Warner Valley, Hart Mountain, Alvord Lake, Borax Hot Springs, Diamond Craters and Pillars of Rome |
| SUNSET BAY State Park - secluded inlet surrounded by angled sedimentary rocks, eroded into a great variety of forms |