Are you interested in visiting our state? In recent years, our little home in the Pacific Northwest has gotten a lot of attention.
We’re flattered. People can’t seem to say enough about it. And a lot of the things they’ve been saying are true. But let’s not lose our heads over this. Oregon is a very special place. And we’re glad you like it. But it’s just a place with a bunch of mountains and lakes and trees and beaches and those kinds of things.
That said, we do want you to visit. Really, we do. But please, don’t all come at once. Maybe just a few of you at a time.
It’s easier to get to know one another that way.
an ItineraryBeyond the Slopes: Après-Ski
Sometimes the best part of the day is a hot soak, some cozy socks and an evening spent exploring a new locale. Here are some of the top places to eat, drink and relax around the state’s top ski areas.
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an Oregon StoryRelax at the Hot Springs of Southeastern Oregon
Intrepid travelers trek to the Alvord Desert in Southeastern Oregon for wildly different reasons: to break a world land speed record, to fly a hot air balloon, to do yoga or let their dogs run or to grab some photos of the 12-by-7 mile dry lake bed…
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an Itinerary48 Hours in Kid-Approved Klamath Falls
Ready to make a family winter weekend of it? Here’s how.
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an ItineraryWho Are Lincoln City’s Secret Float Fairies?
When you visit the beaches of Lincoln City this year, you probably won’t see Rebecca Graham. She has a top-secret identity (this being her alias), which she employs as she heads to the beach from fall to spring with a covert mission: to slip 3,000…
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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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Ready to go see the Wonders? Book an amazing Adventure, get outfitted and save some money while you’re at it.
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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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With only three days to visit, should we ski Mt. Bachelor or Mt. Hood?
It sounds like you already have an idea of some of the best things to do in Oregon (skiing!), and you really can't go wrong with either option, but I can offer some more details that might help you decide. March tends to be the best month for skiing in the Cascades! We usually get quite a bit of snow in February and March. You'll want to make sure to factor this into your travel plans and be pr…
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