Cottonwood Canyon State Park

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Cottonwood Canyon State Park is a large, rugged public recreation area along the John Day River in north-central Oregon, known for its dramatic canyons, hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public recreation area
state park
area approximately 8000 acres
campingType developed campground
group camp area
hike-in campsites
climate semi-arid
country United States
county Gilliam County, Oregon
Sherman County, Oregon
distanceFromPortland about 2 hours drive east of Portland, Oregon
establishedFrom former Murtha Ranch
feature Cottonwood Canyon
John Day River canyon
fishSpecies smallmouth bass
steelhead (seasonal runs in John Day River)
hasCampground Lone Tree Campground
hasTrail Gooseneck Loop
Hard Stone Trail
Lost Corral Trail
Pinnacles Trail
locatedIn north-central Oregon
locatedOnRiver John Day River
nearestCity Wasco, Oregon
notableFor dark night skies
dramatic river canyons
openingDate 2013-09-25
operator Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
recreationalActivity boating
camping
fishing
hiking
horseback riding
hunting (in designated seasons and areas)
stargazing
wildlife viewing
state Oregon
terrain basalt cliffs
rugged canyons
sagebrush grasslands
vegetation bunchgrass
riparian cottonwood trees
sagebrush
wildlife bighorn sheep
coyotes
mule deer
pronghorn (in surrounding region)
raptors
songbirds

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Oregon state parks hasPart Cottonwood Canyon State Park