BOWERS ROCK STATE PARK
BOWERS ROCK STATE PARK525 Trade Southeast Street
Albany, Oregon 97321
(lat:44.6322 lon:-123.1574)

Phone:
800-551-6949
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department OPRD, in partnership with the Calapooia Watershed Council, CWC worked toward moving forward with the restoration of OPRDs Bowers Rock State Park for several years. The project became fully funded in 2019 . The restoration at Bowers Rock State Park got underway in August 2020. The project had to be halted for a week due to the unprecedented wildfires that our state experienced. The work commenced once the rains had fallen and the air quality improved.
Bowers Rock State Park, located in Oregon, has a rich history that dates back centuries. The area where the park now stands was once inhabited by indigenous tribes who relied on its abundant natural resources for their livelihoods. These Native American communities thrived here for generations before European settlers arrived.
During the 19th century, pioneers began to explore and settle this region of Oregon. They recognized the beauty and potential of Bowers Rock's landscape with its towering cliffs, lush forests, and meandering rivers. As more people discovered this hidden gem nestled within nature's embrace, it became an increasingly popular destination among outdoor enthusiasts.
In the early 20th century, efforts were made to preserve Bowers Rock as a public space due to growing concerns about industrialization encroaching upon pristine wilderness areas across America. Local conservationists rallied together to protect these lands from development pressures while ensuring future generations could enjoy them too.
Finally recognizing its ecological significance and recreational value in 1932 - when it officially became part of Oregon's state parks system - Bowers Rock received legal protection against any further exploitation or destruction through legislation passed at both local and state levels.
Since then, visitors have flocked to Bower Rocks' diverse landscapes year-round: hikers exploring scenic trails winding through old-growth forests; campers seeking solace under starlit skies; anglers casting lines into crystal-clear streams teeming with fish species native only found here - all finding respite amidst untouched natural splendor offered by Mother Nature herself!
Today,Bower Rocks continues enchanting locals residents alike offering endless opportunities reconnect oneself outdoors away hustle bustle modern life