After breakfast we're on the road again, stopping to see Oregon's oldest continually operating grain mill. The millstones came from France, and the mill's been operating since 1872. Next door we'll step back in time and visit the General Store Museum, and then walk across one of Oregon's famous covered bridges.

After a few more miles we'll take a look-see at this upper part of the river, where the gorge is narrow and the water runs fast. You can see the record of Oregon's volcanic past in the lava tubes visible across the gorge from us.

We'll see the glacier-caused pointed peak of Mt. Thielsen and then arrive at our campsites along the edge of a mountain lake in time for dinner and sunset.

Breakfast is provided today.