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Oregon Dunes KOA Holiday

Oregon Dunes KOA Kampgrounds has site for RVs of any size. There's also tent sites, cabins and a vintage caboose. This is the only full-service private campground on the southern Oregon coast with full ATV and ORV access to Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Off-road vehicles are in/out of the campground from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. If this sounds exciting, then this is the place for you. You're just 10 minutes by car or 2 miles by ATV through the dunes to get to... More
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Oregon Coast , North Bend , Birding , Campgrounds , Camping , Fishing , ATVing , RV Parks , Beach Activities , Wildlife Viewing ,
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Cranberry Sweets & More

For over 50 years, sweet satisfaction has been Cranberry Sweets & More's goal and their guarantee.Bandon is Oregon's cranberry capital, and for years these beautiful red berries were harvested from the bogs only to find relative obscurity. Some were crushed and filtered into fruit drinks. Others were bagged, frozen, and enjoyed maybe a few times a year. There had to be a kinder fate; a way to enjoy their tangy taste year-round.Finally, in 1962, Dorothy Johnson, a Bandon resident, invented a way to capture the... More
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Oregon Coast , Bandon , Dining , Shopping , Accessible Travel ,
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Road Trip: Ashland

There are many reasons to visit Ashland and its surrounds in Southern Oregon — from its family-friendly skiing to hiking stunning trails — but it offers something really special to visitors who may find themselves in need of a quiet solo trip. More
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Southern Oregon , Ashland , Trip Ideas ,

What is there to see and do in the city of Lebanon?

Lebanon is a great little town that has undergone some big changes in the last decade; it's gone from being mostly dependent on the timber industry to being the home of a small medical school and regional health care facilities — the growth due to this new development has brought some great amenities to the town. Here are my top picks for Lebanon and the surrounding area. Cheadle Lake: This is a 100-acre lake and park surrounded by trails, home to lots of geese and ducks... More

Icy Treats to Beat Portland’s Summer Heat

The options are endless when it comes to frozen desserts to stay cool during Portland’s glorious summers, and I’m sure there are fruity and creamy delights from your own days as a kid. You’ll find plenty of vegan and dairy-free options, too. From Mexican paletas and Hawaiian shave ice to Filipino halo-halo and Italian sorbetti, here are some of the coolest treats to chill out. More
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Portland Region , Portland , Restaurants , Eat & Drink ,

Is it possible to visit Hood/Gorge and the Coast in two days?

You can absolutely do it! My suggestion would be to drive from Portland to the Columbia River Gorge Scenic Byway. Take in the waterfalls, take in the misty air, take in the probable rain (bring a rain jacket) and then stop for ice cream at EastWind Drive Thru in Cascade Locks before making your way to Hood River. There's a little coffee shop/restaurant called Doppio's Cafe on Main Street. They've got the best sandwiches in town and even better coffee. After leaving Hood River, head... More

Mascall Corral (Formerly Apple West) Trailhead

 This trailhead is located about 2 miles directly south of Spanish Peak and provides access to the middle sections of Ochoco Mountain Trail (#823), which allows visitors more flexibility in choosing how long their hike will be. Parking is limited at this trailhead, so please plan accordingly.   More
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Eastern Oregon , Mitchell , Trails ,
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Pedaling Around Prineville

This story is the Ochoco Gravel Roubaix essay contest winner. Called the "toughest gravel event in Oregon," the Ochoco Gravel Roubaix takes place on Saturday, August 20, 2016 in Prineville. Participants can choose from four routes: a 120-mile loop with 8,713 feet of climbing; a 80-mile loop with 5,869 feet of climbing; a 45-mile loop with 2,146 feet… More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Bicycling , Sports , Trip Ideas , Events ,

Wine-Tasting Getaway Off the Beaten Path

Three dozen wineries clustered primarily in Polk and Benton counties (around Salem and Corvallis) form the Heart of Willamette Wineries. In this part of Oregon wine country, you may be greeted by a friendly winery dog or cat, and there's a good chance the person pouring your wine is a member of the family who owns the place. You might have to share the roads with a tractor or two, but the wines you’ll savor and the people you’ll meet make it a journey worth... More
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Willamette Valley , Corvallis , Wine & Wineries , Eat & Drink ,

Dutch Flat Out & Back

17Mi, Challenging
Looking for some serious thrills and chills? Pretty proud of your bike-handling skills and lung power? Want to maybe spend some time outside your comfort zone? Well, then, we have a trail for you. Baker City is a burgeoning mecca for adventure sports, a town surrounded by natural resources that really gets it – they welcome, support and celebrate visitors looking for an outdoor experience, and then offer them plenty of comforts for the rest of the day and night. You can get a great... More
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Eastern Oregon , North Powder , Bicycling , Mountain Biking , Bicycling ,
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Ochoco Outfitters

Oregon State Marine Board
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Guides & Charters , Hunting , Wildlife Viewing ,
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Clamming at Tillamook Bay

When a summer heat wave hits, I enjoy cooling off by heading to the Oregon Coast and digging my supper from the sea. The summertime low tides are perfect for this adventure as we cool off with cockle clamming.  A great spot for beginners is at Tillamook Bay, where the four mile long Bayocean Spit offers… More
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Oregon Coast , Tillamook , Fishing , Trip Ideas ,

Ochoco Reservoir

A dam constructed on Ochoco Creek after World War I formed the reservoir for irrigation and flood control which allowed for recreation activities. Mill Creek and Ochoco Creek input to the reservoir and the output is Ochoco Creek. Except for the campground and dam, almost all of the reservoir's shoreline is private land. Although the campground is owned by Oregon State Parks and Recreation, it is leased and operated by Crook County. Reservoir water is used primarily for farm irrigation, so the lake level drops significantly... More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Lakes & Reservoirs , Fishing , Wildlife Viewing ,
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Foraging School

June 21, 2026
Are you yearning to connect more deeply with Earth? To learn how to harvest the foods and medicines that are growing freely and abundantly all around you? To find your community of like-minded people and break free from the rat race of consumerism? Foraging School is an opportunity to learn how to identify, harvest and enjoy the abundance of food and medicine growing in your region, while deepening your connection with Earth and growing your community. The hosts are Tryon Life Community Farm. TLC is... More
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Portland Region , Portland , Exhibits & Lectures , Educational Activities , Events ,
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Boat to School

Commercial Dungeness crab season is red hot and rolling, despite cold and wet conditions. Dean Ellsworth says his 44-foot fishing boat, The Nola K, is his winter home at this time of year. Ellsworth and his three-man crew spend long days and nights tossing out and pulling in nearly a thousand 80-pound crab pots during a… More
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Oregon Coast , Seaside , Seafood , Educational Activities , Trip Ideas , Eat & Drink , Events ,

Churchill School

Wheel the World
Originally an elementary school, Churchill School now houses a performance space for art and music. Check out their website for updated events listings or to book space in their Old School Bike/Ski Hostel. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Detailed accessibility information is available for this location on BluePath, a trip-planning resource for people with disabilities. Explore here. More
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Eastern Oregon , Baker City , Theater & Performing Art ,
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Ochoco Nf-Ochoco East - Paulina Area

Far removed from the nearest town this entire area offers a pristine natural environment comparable to many wilderness areas. Most recreation happens here during the big game hunting seasons, leaving the area vastly unoccupied the remainder of the summer season. You can experience just about everything here from wildlife viewing to fording a river into the Black Canyon Wilderness on a backpacking excursion. If you want adventure without a crowd, then this is the place for you! More
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Central Oregon , Paulina , Camping , Wilderness & Natural Areas , Bicycling , Auto Touring , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Horse Camping ,
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School of Send

Locally run mountain bike camps and private lessons for youth and adults of all abilities. Build your skills in a positive, comfortable, and progressive environment. More
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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Hood River , Bike Tours , Tour Companies ,
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Snow School

January is upon us, and it’s time to make good on those New Year’s resolutions. Oregon ski areas have got you covered with specials that make it easy and affordable to get active. In honor of national Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month, Mt. Hood Meadows offers the 3 Time Passport ($139), One Day Beginner Package… More
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Downhill Skiing & Snowboarding , Ski Areas & Sno-Parks , Snow Sports , Trip Ideas ,

Chico Trailhead

A hitch rack, and loading ramp are provided. Located near the popular Sled Springs OHV area. More
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Eastern Oregon , Enterprise , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Ochoco Nf-Ochoco West - Prineville Area

The western portion of the Ochoco National Forest offers a great variety of recreational opportunities without being too far removed from the nearest town. In the winter, there are opportunities for snow play including a Mark's Creek Sled Hill and numerous trails for snowmobiles and cross country skiers. In the summer there is everything from fishing to backpacking in Mill Creek Wilderness and the surrounding forest! If those activities don't suit your style, there are also OHV trails, developed campgrounds, group pavilions, and overnight rental options for two historic cabins. Nearly... More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Boating & Jet Boating , Camping , Wilderness & Natural Areas , Bicycling , Fishing , Auto Touring , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Wildlife Viewing , Swimming ,
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Corvallis Repertory Singers

Professional-quality local choral ensemble. More
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Willamette Valley , Corvallis , Theater & Performing Art ,
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Ochoco Creek Park

Ochoco Creek Park spans 14.85 acres and is Prineville’s most popular recreation area. Situated along Ochoco Creek between Elm Street and the east side of Juniper Street, the park features Castle Park, two covered pavilions, an outdoor amphitheater, basketball courts, and ADA-accessible restrooms. More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Running , Weddings , Parks & Recreational Areas , Family Fun , Pet-Friendly Travel , Accessible Travel , Photography , Picnicking ,
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Ochoco Gravel Roubaix

119Mi, Extreme
You might encounter deer, elk, cows, sheep or cowboys on this incredible grinder of a route, but you can count on pedaling 119 miles with just under 9,000 feet of elevation gain.Each August this Central Oregon route becomes a race event known as “The toughest gravel event in Oregon,” but you might choose to travel it at your own pace – and maybe as an overnighter.From the Crooked River Park, head north into farm and rangelands as you leave Prineville, and then swing higher on... More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Bicycling , Gravel Riding , Bicycling ,
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I’d like to plan a trip to visit colleges in Portland and Eugene. I’d also like to visit Medford all in 3-days! ~ Marnie S.

First of all, you can certainly fly in to the Medford area or begin even in Eugene or Portland.  That depends on you of course.  Portland is just shy of 2-1/2 hours north from the Eugene area.  Medford is about 3 hours south of Eugene.  So, if you fly in to Portland, you can spend one whole day enjoying the city and touring a few colleges.  As you may already know, Portland is home to many colleges/universities and I just happened to have driven by Reed College... More

Ochoco National Forest

The Ochoco National Forest is located in Central Oregon, north and east of the City of Prineville. It encompasses 850,000 acres of rimrock, canyons, geologic oddities, dense pine forests, and high desert terrain as well as the North Fork of the Crooked River. At 155,000 acres, Crooked River Grasslands is one of the largest tracks of preserved grassland in the U.S. Visitors can find a variety of evidence of a ‘failed’ homestead attempts on the Grasslands: stone shelters, tools, cans, log cabins, barns and water... More
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Eastern Oregon , Mitchell , Wilderness & Natural Areas ,
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Festival Chorale Oregon

An inclusive chorale ensemble, sharing a passion for musical artistry and choral masterworks with the community. Performing three concerts each season under the direction of Dr. Solveig Holmquist, founding artistic director. Concerts at the Elsinore Theatre in downtown Salem, with full orchestral accompaniment and professional soloists. More
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Willamette Valley , Salem , Theater & Performing Art ,
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Ochoco Lake Campground

Ochoco Lake County Park is located just 7 miles east of Prineville Oregon in the foothills of the Ochoco National Forest. There are (22) regular tent / small RV sites and (9) walk-in sites. The campground is situated on a peninsula and some of the campsites have views of the lake. You can easily access the lake for water play or launch a boat at the day-use area boat ramp. The campground is tucked under a canopy of Juniper trees and there is a full-service... More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Kayaking , Campgrounds , Camping , Fishing , Pet-Friendly Travel , Accessible Travel , Swimming ,
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Ochoco Ranger Rental

Ochoco Ranger Station was established in 1906 as part of the Western Division of the Blue Mountain Forest Reserves. By 1911, Ochoco Ranger Station was part of one of seven ranger districts on the newly formed Ochoco National Forest. The site quickly grew from a single office/residence building to a compound with an office, residence, storage building and barn. This house was constructed in 1940 specifically for the district ranger by the Civilian Conservation Corps and the US Forest Service. It showcases the rustic architectural... More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Campgrounds , Boating & Jet Boating , Camping , Bicycling , Fishing , Hunting , Hiking & Backpacking , Swimming ,
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Ochoco Divide Group Site

Overview The Ochoco Divide Group Site is a convenient place to camp while traveling across scenic State Highway 26 by bicycle or car. Resting at the top of the Ochoco Divide at an elevation of 4,700 ft., the group site is set on a hill away from the road as an extension of the general campground. Summertime in the Ochoco National Forest brings pleasant temperatures; the campground is closed during winter.Recreation The group site of the Ochoco Divide Campground is mainly used by touring cyclists.... More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Campgrounds , Camping , Bicycling ,
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