head on out Getting Around Oregon

Oregon’s got hot high desert country to the east, balmy coast to the west, and mountains, rivers and forests in between. Not to mention many great towns on your must-see list. You’ve got a lot of ground to cover, and we are here to help you figure out how to get around.

  • Road Conditions TripCheck.org

    Get up to speed before you hit the road. We’ve got updates on the latest road conditions around the state.

  • Get on the Bus Public Transit

    You don’t need your car to have a good time in Oregon. Check in here for information about travel by train, bus and lightrail and other public transportation information.

  • Rain and Shine Weather

    Oregon weather can be surprising, but don’t let it catch you off guard. Get the latest updates on local and regional weather.

  • Go by Plane Airports

    Flying into Portland International Airport? Or to one of our smaller regional stops?

  • Planning Your Trip Travel Guides

    Get the inside scoop on Oregon’s people, places and happenings by signing up to receive Travel Oregon publications.

  • On the Ground Oregon Visitor Centers

    Interested in additional information about our site? Take a look at our Visitor Centers, Chamber of Commerce websites, and Welcome Centers.

  • On Two Wheels Oregon by Bike

    If you’re bringing your own bike, we’re ready for you. Here are some details to make it easy to get here and get around.

Have a question? Ask Oregon

  1. We are traveling the entire Oregon Coast. What are the top scenic viewpoints?

    The top 10 attractions I would recommend include (north to south): Astoria's historic attractions including the Columbia River Maritime Museum and Lewis and Clark's Fort Clatsop. Seaside’s automobile turnaround and oceanfront promenade, famous landmarks dating from the 1920s. Ecola State Park and Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach. Three Capes Scenic Drive southwest of Tillamook (Cape Mea…

    Written on February 28th, 2013
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