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Oregon Caves National MonumentView the cascading falls on the No Name trail.
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Oregon Caves National Monument
No Name Trail
Cascading falls on the No Name trail.

Cascading falls on the No Name trail.

No Name Trail Map, 18 KB pdf file

Distance: 1.3 mile (2.1 km)
Duration: allow 45 minutes to 1 hour
Elevation Gain: 250 feet 
Trailhead: archway behind the Visitor Center

Walk underneath the covered bridge on the No Name trail which follows Cave Creek, crosses the creek, and then does a steep climb back up to the other end of the Monument. You can relax on the many benches along the trail and listen to the sounds of the forest. The hike is short, but steep. The scenery is beautiful, and there are two short trails which lead to two waterfalls on No Name creek. This is a good route to take back to the parking lot after a cave tour.

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Horse riders rode about 12 miles to Cave Camp located next to the entrance of Oregon Caves.  

Did You Know?
Up until 1922 the only way to get to Oregon Caves was on a 12 mile trail from the town of Williams, Oregon. Once at Oregon Caves visitors explored the cave and spent the night at a camp outside the entrance to the cave.

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Last Updated: April 28, 2009 at 20:18 EST