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This is a quiet respite for those traveling along Highway 101. The 62-acre Munson Creek Falls State Natural Site is one of Oregon's more recently created state parks and has been open to visitors since 2000. Some of the land was donated by the Stimson Lumber Company and purchase of the rest was funded by the Paul Allen Forest Protection Foundation. A short, wide trail leads through lush creek bottom woodland to a viewpoint of the falls, which tumble in several tiers and cannot be seen in their entirety. The falls are named after a 19th century pioneer who settled in this area.
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