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Hiking · Terrebonne · 1 mile one way
active single-family listings within about 1.5 miles of the trailhead, from the MLS.
10 homes for sale near Misery Ridge Trail
The line is the Misery Ridge Trail route from Oregon State Parks trail data. The marked point is the trailhead. Pins are active single-family homes near it.
$4,950,00011500 Canyons Ranch Drive, Terrebonne
$4,950,00011540 Canyons Ranch Drive, Terrebonne
$3,495,00011698 Pinedale Lane, Terrebonne
$1,425,00010436 Sage Lane, Terrebonne
$1,250,0008955 5th Street, Terrebonne
$2,500,000250 Good Pasture Loop, Terrebonne
$1,599,0004710 Smith Rock Way, Terrebonne
$1,525,00020900 Butler Road, Terrebonne
$1,050,0009060 31st, Terrebonne
$1,000,0003885 Xenolith Street, Terrebonneactive single-family listings within about 1.5 miles of the trailhead, from the MLS. The rows below are a slice of that set.
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This trail
Misery Ridge is the signature climb at Smith Rock, a one-mile push up the spine of the park that drops you at Monkey Face on the far side. Smith Rock draws climbers from around the world, and the state park charges a day-use fee at the lot in Terrebonne.
Hiking
1 mile one way
day-use fee
Oregon State Parks, near Terrebonne, Oregon.
Misery Ridge Trail runs 1 mile one way, a hiking trail managed by Oregon State Parks near Terrebonne, Central Oregon.
Yes. Misery Ridge Trail is open for hiking. A day-use fee is required to park at the trailhead.
Right now there are 10 active single-family homes for sale within about 1.5 miles of the Misery Ridge Trail trailhead, with a median list price around $1,562,000. Inventory changes often.
Terrebonne has 7.2 months of supply right now, a median list price around $815,000, 49 active single-family homes, and a typical 25 days to a signed contract.