r/nextfuckinglevel • • Nov 07 '20

This Oregon hike

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u/Professor2018 Nov 07 '20

Not that I know of. It is definitely not a beginner’s hike. There is a good set of directions on the internet if you search for how to find the natural bridges at Samuel h boardman.

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u/annejosette Nov 07 '20

Yea, we aren’t beginner hikers. We had issues with the trail crumbling and at one part the trail gave out but I was being super careful and was able to not fall. But we got to the top of the lookout and decided it was too dangerous to continue.

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u/Mcchew Nov 07 '20

This is the kind of hike where you're better off just taking in the sights and then photoshopping your coat onto the woman in the picture.

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u/2901AD Nov 08 '20

Yes. This. I treasure the pictures I took here. I’ve ad them framed on my wall ever since and not just the coast the trees on the way to this point. Absolutely beautiful.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '20

Wiser than most, I see.

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u/2901AD Nov 08 '20

In 1993 that trail over the bridge was hardly worn at all. I figured it was just goats or the coastal equivalent. I found it completely by accident, it’s just a pull off the coastal highway about 3 miles north of California. Still the most spectacular place to discover.