Guy W. Talbot State Park

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Guy W. Talbot State Park is named after Guy Webster Talbot. He and his family used this property as a summer estate until 1929 when they donated it to the state. Today, it's a beautiful picnic park. A modern picnic shelter is available for rent (and is available for reservations).While the park is terrific for a group or family picnic, the park is often un-crowded even on the best days because of its seclusion. A gently sloping grassy hill dotted with Port Orford cedars, Douglas firs, alders and maples invites frisbee tossing and quiet relaxation. The tiny town of Latourell borders the north side of the park. Homeowners ask that visitors please respect their privacy. A trail underneath the Historic Columbia River Highway Bridge leads directly to Latourelle Falls. It reaches the height of 250 feet tall. It is only a few minutes away by foot.

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