Smith Rock is a surprising and spectacular geological feature in central Oregon. Its imposing rock walls and towering pinnacles of volcanic tuff, up to 600 feet high, are impressive in their own right, but they become even more stunning when juxtaposed against the Crooked River, whose meanderings nearly encircle the outcroppings. The cliffs also make for great rock climbing—in fact, Smith Rock is considered the birthplace of modern sport climbing!
This scale model captures every detail of Smith Rock's unique topography. Whether you've hiked Misery Ridge, climbed Monkey Face, or admired the view from the parking lot, this piece is sure to impress and inspire!
