Cave Junction, OR is a small rural community located in the heart of Southern Oregon. It's known for its outdoor activities and beautiful scenery, making it a popular destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. The area features several hiking trails, numerous parks, and even an abandoned gold mine! There's also plenty to do in town, such as visiting the iconic Oregon Caves National Monument or exploring nearby historic sites. As for reviews, visitors often rave about Cave Junction's scenic beauty and great hiking opportunities. They also appreciate its friendly locals and quaint atmosphere. All in all, Cave Junction is a great place to explore the outdoors and experience small-town life.
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Cave Junction weather - 8/26/2014
Rainfall around CJ depends on where you are relative to the mountains. Some places toward the coast get 80-120 inches. Grants Pass gets around 35 inches, Medford around 20 or so. 65 inches for Cave Junction sounds about right. When I lived there I thought it would never stop
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climate cave juntion - 4/5/2013
Thinking of moving to cave junction in 2014. Would anybody have any comments on the weather,it's supose to get 61 in. per year ,is that
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Quality Living - 11/29/2008
Cave Junction Oregon has been my home for over 30 years. Even though the city of Cave Junction only has approx. 1300+ folks, our valley that goes by the name of "The Illinois Valley", there are more that 17,000 folks here mostly retired. We are a retirement community with a lot of our population living on 5 acres or more outside the city limits of Cave Junction. We are 60 miles to the coast and 30 miles to Grants Pass Oregon. We have many mountain lakes, 1 man-made lake in the valley and the Illinois River that runs thru most of our valley. All the basics are here including several doctors, a clinic, dentist, chiropractor, eye doctors, markets, gas stations and more. We are the home of the famous Oregon Caves National Monument. We have what I consider the most beautiful weather - all four seasons and none of them too extreme. Approximately 70% of our land is government owned therefore we are not overcrowded. When you come into our valley and be a friend you will usually find
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