Oregon is an unincorporated community in Mercer County, Kentucky, in the United States. [1] The community was originally founded as McGary's Station, named after Hugh McGary. Oregon was considered one of the area's centers of the hog trade by 1846. [2]

Hikers will reach Upper Kentucky Falls after the first 0.8 miles. Descending another 1.4 miles, the trail ends at an observation deck overlooking Lower Kentucky Falls, an incredible 100 foot twin falls at the confluence of Kentucky Creek and Smith River.

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Experience this 3.7-mile out-and-back trail near Mapleton, Oregon. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 0 min to complete. This is a popular trail for birding, camping, and hiking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.

Oregon is a Mercer county community on the Kentucky River about five miles northeast of Harrodsburg. Nearby was Harrod's Landing, established by James Harrod who settled at Harrodsburg in 1774. A town of Warwick was chartered near Harrod's Landing by the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1787 and it became an important Kentucky River port.

Kentucky Falls. A venture into the Coastal Range, this challenging waterfall hike can be a gratifying experience for more experienced hikers. Kentucky Falls Trail #1376 is located near Mapleton on Hwy 126 inland of the Oregon Coast. Kentucky Falls is all about adventure and accomplishment!

This is the trailhead for Kentucky Falls Trail #1376; Also provides access for North Fork Smith Trail. See trail pages for more information.

Kentucky Falls is a wonderful short and easy hike, less than 5 miles long and perfect for a drizzly Oregon day. Driving to the trailhead can be a bit treacherous since you have to avoid many large potholes while going up a 20% grade on gravel logging roads.

Use the road trip planner to drive from Kentucky to Oregon using the best route and find places to stop.

The cost of entertainment and sports, transportation, restaurants, housing, and groceries in Oregon are more expensive than in Kentucky. Expenses including clothing and childcare are lower in Oregon.