The Newberry National Volcanic Monument is located in central Oregon, covering over 54,000 acres. It features a variety of volcanic landscapes, including lava flows, cinder cones, and the stunning Newberry Crater. The area is rich in geological history, showcasing the effects of volcanic activity over thousands of years. Visitors can explore numerous trails, lakes, and viewpoints within the monument. Popular activities include hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The monument is also home to the Lava River Cave, one of the longest lava tubes in the United States, offering a unique underground experience for adventurers.