7 Best Family-Friendly Southern Oregon Winter Fun Adventures
                     7 Best Family-
Friendly Southern 
Oregon Winter 
Fun Adventures
7 Best Family-Friendly Southern 
Oregon Winter Fun Adventures
Even before the snow starts falling, adventure enthusiasts 
are eager to step out in the white stuff. Here are some 
family-friendly ideas for you to embrace the snow and 
make lifelong memories in Southern Oregon.
• Snowshoeing at Crater Lake
• Cross Country Skiing
•  Snowmobiling
• Ice Skating
• Sledding
• Ice Fishing
• Hiking
Snowshoeing at Crater 
Lake
• If you want to enjoy an experience like 
no other, Crater Lake is where you’ve 
got to be. You can choose to take a free 
ranger-guided snowshoe walk, but kids 
must be above 8 years of age to 
participate. At Crater Lake National 
Park, you are provided snowshoes.
Cross Country Skiing
• You can explore the backcountry 
through a completely different lens with 
some skis on. You can rent the 
equipment at the lodges. If you wish to 
advance on your own, you can check out 
the stores for purchasing 
outdoor sporting equipment and accesso
ries in Medford
.
Snowmobiling
• An exhilarating and terrifying activity during 
winter and spring is snowmobiling, especially 
for those who enjoy speed. Visitors can zoom 
through the deep powder and travel to the top 
of Mount Bailey and the rim of Crater Lake. The 
sport is an experience everyone must have in 
their life. 
Ice Skating
• There are many ways in which Southern 
Oregon keeps people active in winter. It 
is a hub of recreation all-year-round. 
And the one activity that tops it all is ice 
skating. For families, couples, or solo 
visitors, the activity is fun-filled and 
exuberating.
Sledding
• You can sled wherever you find a hill, 
but if you are ready to drive around a 
little, there are some fantastic places to 
hit around the valley. These include 
Table Mountain, Diamond Lake Resort, 
and Farewell Bend.
Ice Fishing
• Ice fishing involves catching fish 
through an opening in the ice. The 
experience is enjoyable and inexpensive, 
and one of the most addictive ways to 
catch fish.
Hiking
• Hiking in Southern Oregon isn’t 
restricted to the warmer months. You 
can go for it in the winter with your 
family. The lower elevation trails have a 
smattering of snow that makes your 
adventure even more beautiful.
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