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Unpack. Unwind. Your Fall Bucket List in Medford.

As the air crisps and the leaves begin their vibrant transformation, Medford, Oregon, and the stunning Rogue Valley beckon with a bounty of autumn adventures. Forget changing the direction of the wind; instead, adjust your sails and reset your compass for a journey into simple joy this fall. From charming farm experiences to breathtaking natural wonders, Adventure Awaits just moments from your haven at Compass Hotel Medford.

Feel the welcome of the season as you dive into our curated fall bucket list:

Crater Lake National Park

Just a short drive from Compass Hotel Medford, this iconic national park truly shines in the fall. The cooler temperatures and the brilliant fall foliage create a breathtaking backdrop for hiking and scenic drives along the rim. Explore viewpoints like Sinnott Overlook for geological context, or discover the fascinating Pinnacles. For panoramic views, head to Watchman Overlook or Cloudcap Overlook for a sunrise or sunset that's truly "a sunset framed by lightening bolts burns a lasting memory" kind of view.

Lithia Park

A mere 15 minutes from Medford, Lithia Park transforms into a kaleidoscope of yellow, auburn, and orange. Wander its 93 acres of trails, from easy strolls along Ashland Creek with its picturesque arch footbridges to more moderate paths. Picnic under the changing leaves by the Lower Duck Pond and soak in the serene atmosphere.

RoxyAnn Peak

For unbeatable panoramic views of the entire Rogue Valley painted in autumn's finest, hike or drive up RoxyAnn Peak. Over 1,700 acres of multi-use trails invite you to explore and witness the valley's beautiful colors all at once, as the leaves dance with the wind and the beautiful valley comes to life.

Wagner Creek Butte

Experience a truly breathtaking fall drive along Wagner Creek Road, leading to stunning views and challenging hikes on Wagner Butte. This trail offers unique groves of mountain mahogany and quaking aspen, and from the summit, you'll be treated to expansive views of the Rogue Valley, Ashland, Mount McLoughlin, and even Mount Shasta on a clear day.

Jacksonville's Forest Park

Located about two miles from historic Jacksonville's city center, this park boasts over 30 miles of multi-use trails in the Jackson Creek Watershed. The stream canyons provide cool, shady trails, while climbs to intervening ridges offer spectacular views of the Siskiyou Mountains, Upper Bear Creek Valley, and the Cascade Crest. Maps are available at kiosks to help you navigate the various loop trails.

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