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| US Highways | U.S. Route nn (US nn) |
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| State | Oregon Route nn (OR nn) |
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| Named highways | xx Highway No. nn |
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| Forest Routes | Forest Route xx |
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State scenic byways in Oregon are roads classified as scenic by the state of Oregon.[1] These byways may also be classified as Back Country Byways or National Scenic Byways in addition to being State Scenic Byways and touring routes.[2] In addition to the other byway classifications, Oregon has four designated All-American Roads in the National Scenic Byway program and six National Scenic Byways.[3]
Tour routes
| Name | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Notes |
| Charleston to Bandon | 41 | 66 | This route follows OR 540 and other connector roads to Bandon from Charleston . |
| Cottage Grove Covered Bridge | 20 | 32 | This route passes through several covered bridges, stretching from Cottage Grove to Dorena. |
| Cow Creek | 45 | 72 | Also a back country byway, this route follows Cow creek from Riddle to Azalea. |
| Diamond Loop | 69 | 111 | Forming a loop road around Diamond Valley, along with the Diamond Craters. |
| East Steens | 143 | 230 | This route travels along the east slopes of Steens Mountain, starting from Burns and ending in Fields. |
| Grande Tour | 80 | 130 | Traveling through La Grande, Cove, Union and Medical Springs, this double-loop style route travels along the Grande Ronde Valley and the accompanying Wallowa Mountains. |
| Myrtle Creek-Canyonville | 68 | 109 | This loop off of Interstate 5 connects Myrtle Creek and Canyonville, passing through parts of the Umpqua National Forest, the Tiller Ranger Station, and Milo Academy Bridge. |
| Silver Falls | 55 | 89 | Mainly running along Oregon Route 214, this route travels through Silver Falls State Park. |
| Steens Loop | 59 | 95 | This route passes by Frenchglen Hotel State Heritage Site, travelling through the Steens Mountain Wilderness north of Steens Mountain. This loop connects to Oregon Route 205. |
| Vineyard and Valley | 57 | 92 | This route travels along country roads through Sherwood, Forest Grove and North Plains, along various vineyards and farmland. |
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