There are 7 Wonders of Oregon, and they’re not just for looking at. To truly experience our Wonders, you have to get out of the car, hike down from the scenic vista and feel them beneath your feet.
Just remember: This is Oregon. So how you go about doing that is entirely up to you.
an Itinerary7 Oregon Restaurants to Try This Fall
Oregon’s wonders don’t stop with the great outdoors; our edible bounty is a wonder that can be found in every meal prepared here. There’s a reason so many of the world’s best chefs call Oregon home. To help you navigate all that this great…
Continue reading this story…an ItineraryGregory Gourdet’s Culinary Tour of the Painted Hills
Chef Gregory Gourdet picks a few favorite stops for fresh bounty around the Painted Hills.
Continue reading this story…an ItineraryWild Beauty in the Owyhee Canyonlands
In Southeastern Oregon, far from the state’s signature moss-dripped forests, lies one of the most remote stretches of the American West. Only three paved roads cut across the Owyhee Canyonlands, a region of undulant sagebrush hills, rivers and…
Continue reading this story…an ItineraryPascal Chureau’s Culinary Trail to the Wallowas
Born in the Loire Valley and raised in Bordeaux, chef Pascal Chureau of Allium Bistro discovered his love of food early. An avid outdoorsman, Chureau spends his free-time reveling in the wilds of Oregon with his equally adventurous family. One of…
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The easiest way to get to Oregon’s 7 Wonders is to fly Alaska Airlines. With daily non-stop flights to Eugene, Medford, Portland, & Bend, it’s easy to see why Alaska is the official 7 Wonders of Oregon airline.
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Where is Oregon, anyway?
Not familiar with U.S. geography? Oregon is on the West Coast, right between Washington and California. Some people think it’s the best thing about the West Coast, and of course they’re right.
Made up of seven diverse regions, Oregon has the ocean, mountains, valleys, high desert, cities, small towns, and almost everything in between.
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What should we do and see in Central Oregon in September?
Hi! You're in for a treat. Central Oregon in September is so beautiful. I have several recommendations for you. Don't miss the High Desert Museum, which presents natural and cultural history and also has live animals on site. For hiking, try Smith Rock State Park, the Deschutes River Trail, or the Cascade Lakes region. Tumalo Falls is near Bend and easy to access. The Newberry National Monument…
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