Loon Lake: South of Highway 38, Loon Lake is located 31 miles southeast of Reedsport. The 260-acre lake is a well-liked location for water skiing, boating, fishing, and camping.
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Phelps Lake: One such location is Phelps Lake, also known as the Phelps Lake Jumping Rock. The Jumping Rock rises roughly 25 feet from Phelps Lake's northeastern edge.
Lake Cushman: Due to stumps and other sunken debris in some locations, caution must be exercised. This lake is not stocked with rainbow trout.
Lake Eola Park: a beautiful downtown location for outdoor activities like paddling, exercising, or just getting away from the high-rise buildings in the area.
Lake Baikal: The Strangest Lakes in the World: Lake Baikal and Others. Baikal, located deep within the Russian landmass, is the deepest, oldest, and largest of all lakes.
Lake Pepin: The Mississippi River naturally broadens into Lake Pepin, a 30,000-acre lake with spectacular bluffs surrounding it that is 22 miles long and 2 miles wide.