Smith Rock

Smith Rock in Terrebonne, United States is a stunning state park renowned for its steep and jagged cliffs, pristine river canyons, and tall spires. It features 1,000-foot cliffs made of volcanic ash, basalt, and shale. Trails span more than 6 miles and offer walking, climbing, hiking, and bird watching options. A campground is nearby, and the park offers picnic spots, restrooms and an interpretive center. A variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, bald eagles, and golden eagles, can be seen in the area. There is also an incredible array of wildflowers, including Indian paintbrush, lupines and wild roses, in season. Smith Rock is a popular spot for photographers and outdoor adventurers alike.