State scenic byways in Oregon are roads classified as scenic by the state of Oregon. These byways may also be classified as Back Country Byways or National Scenic Byways in addition to being State Scenic Byways and touring routes. In addition to the other byway classifications, Oregon has four designated All-American Roads in the National Scenic Byway program and six National Scenic Byways. __TOC__ Scenic byways Name Length (mi) Length (km) Notes Blue Mountain Cascade Lakes Also a National Scenic Byway Elkhorn Drive Hells Canyon Also an All-American Road High Desert Discovery Historic Columbia River Highway Also an All-American Road Journey Through Time Marys Peak To Pacific McKenzie Pass-Santiam Pass Also a National Scenic Byway McKenzie River Mount Hood Also a National Scenic Byway Oregon Outback Also a National Scenic Byway Over The Rivers And Through The Woods Pacific Coast Also an All-American Road Rogue-Umpqua Also a National Scenic Byway Trees To Sea Umpqua River Volcanic Legacy Also an All-American Road West Cascades Also a National Scenic Byway

Tour routes Name Length (mi) Length (km) Notes Charleston to Bandon This route follows OR 540 and other connector roads to Bandon from Charleston . Cottage Grove Covered Bridge This route passes through several covered bridges, stretching from Cottage Grove to Dorena. Cow Creek Also a back country byway, this route follows Cow creek from Riddle to Azalea. Diamond Loop Forming a loop road around Diamond Valley, along with the Diamond Craters. East Steens This route travels along the east slopes of Steens Mountain, starting from Burns and ending in Fields. Grande Tour Traveling through La Grande, Cove, Union and Medical Springs, this double-loop style route travels along the Grande Ronde Valley and the accompanying Wallowa Mountains. Myrtle Creek-Canyonville This loop off of Interstate 5 connects Myrtle Creek and Canyonville, passing through parts of the Umpqua National Forest, the Tiller Ranger Station, and Milo Academy Bridge. Silver Falls Mainly running along Oregon Route 214, this route travels through Silver Falls State Park. Steens Loop This route passes by Frenchglen Hotel State Heritage Site, travelling through the Steens Mountain Wilderness north of Steens Mountain. This loop connects to Oregon Route 205. Vineyard and Valley This route travels along country roads through Sherwood, Forest Grove and North Plains, along various vineyards and farmland.

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