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The Northwest's premiere professional chamber orchestra offers music from the Baroque to the present, performed with precision and passion, in intimate venues including the Hult Center's Soreng and Beall Concert Hall at the UO School of Music. More

Choose from a delicious variety of Scandinavian breakfast and lunch staples at Broder Strand. The restaurant also offers the largest selection of aquavit on the West Coast. More

The Landing North has many homemade meal options for you and your family. Choose from gluten-free to gluten-full, fresh and cooked to order.  More

The Crabby Oyster offers a variety of seafood and burger options. Choose from their signature seafood boils, fish and chips (or a fish sandwich), "Crabby Specialties" and more. More

This trailhead is located almost directly across Forest Service Road 38 from Payten Trailhead and provides access to the southeastern terminus of the Ochoco Mountain Trail (#823).  View a Black Canyon Wilderness area trails map More

Locally owned, and focused on "locally grown," Café 440 combines the comfort and grace of an old school restaurant experience, with the surprise and innovations of a fresh new face on the dining scene. Gluten-free menu options available. More

A little more “old school” than the Tillamook Skate Park, but definitely worth checking out for any skateboarder looking for a serious bowl to tackle. Or grab a pair of tennis rackets and hit the tennis courts for a friendly game. More

Kick off the holiday season with The Dalles' most magical night off the year, as the streets sparkle with color, creativity, and lights the delight!Business, families, and community groups are invited to light up downtown with bright colors, wild ideas, and twinkling cheer-then stay for cocoa, cookies, and The Community Tree Lighting at The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce.Following the parade, enjoy hot cocoa, cookies, and popcorn and the Annual Community Tree Lighting. More

Ready to trade the humdrum for some fresh thrills? Take an ambitious tour through all seven regions of Oregon to see everything that makes the cooler months so cool. But you don’t have to do it all at once. Check out these highlights to start planning your own getaway. More

Oregon Coast dogs are the most spoiled in America. And why wouldn't they be? Look at the variety places they get to choose from on any given day, rain or shine. Dogs can be found at beaches, parks, restaurants and cars. Judging by the wagging tails and lolling tongues, you don't need Cesar Millan to tell you the Oregon Coast makes dogs happy. It's a place that gives dogs what they need. Beaches are great for dragging around huge sticks; rivers are nice for cooling off;... More

It was the first Saturday in October 2020, and more than 300 students and families put on their face coverings and met on the playground of Prescott Elementary School in Northeast Portland for a short, socially distanced bike ride to the nearby middle school. Since Portland students have been distance learning this year, the event was a rare opportunity for students to safely connect with their peers and teachers without the help of a computer screen. Organized by Nichole Watson — a huge cycling advocate... More

The Kitchen at Middleground Farms is a recreational cooking school located on a family hobby farm just south of Portland, in Wilsonville. Learn how to make the perfect pie, the basics of cheesemaking or how to put up fruits and vegetables for the winter. More

This trailhead, which is located on the forest boundary in the southwestern region of the Ochoco National Forest, allows access to Line Butte Trail (#807).  It is a bit challenging to access the trailhead from any direction and requires travel on gravel or dirt roads. More

Choose from a variety of guided trips with Sierra Club Outings. It's your chance to explore Oregon with other environmentally-conscious individuals. Small group sizes provide a more intimate vacation experience whether you choose a lodge-based vaction or rugged wilderness journey. Sierra guides are skilled and knowledgeable volunteer leaders who donate their time out of a love for the land. Learn about conservation, natural history and wildlife. More

Whether it’s taking you through snow-capped mountains or the millions of twinkling lights at the Oregon Zoo, an old-school ride on a train or horse-drawn sleigh hits all the marks. More

You are invited by the Yamhill Downtown Association to take a self guided literary walking tour about Beverly Cleary and Yamhill. This is a great opportunity to learn about Yamhill history and inspire literacy to children, families, schools and literary enthusiasts. More

The Edgefield Winery is unique in a region of the country world-renown for its wineries. Why is that? The operation is run in the midst of a public space – you can actually watch the vintners at work as you sit in the cool, subterranean Tasting Room, enjoying the wines that are crafted just steps away.Not sure which variety or vintage you'd enjoy? Order flights of red, white, or what they consider the "classic favorite" McMenamins wines. Choose those you like best and order them... More

Choose from a variety of hot and cold espresso beverages at The Local Coffee Co. They also offer smoothies, teas, juices, and they have a "Lil Locals" menu for the kids. More

Hawk Creek Cafe offers high-quality dining with a family focus. Enjoy their wood-fired pizza or choose other locally sourced items from the menu. More

Get there early as seating is limited. Plenty to choose from with burgers, fried food, wraps and ice cream, so many flavors of shakes, it's hard to decide. More

Choose from a full or half day float trip or a walk wade with your experienced guide Brenon Bobb. Fly fishing trips available upon request. More

Choose from over 200 bottles of scotch and whiskey at MacGregor's Whiskey Bar and Restaurant. There's also a full bar and a menu that features locally sourced products. More

Cool Moon is owned and operated by Eva Bernhard. Eva was raised in Eugene and is a long-time Portland resident. Cool Moon’s roots go back to the family tradition of summer evenings making homemade ice cream, with everything from Indonesian vanilla from her grandparents’ travels, to blackberries picked in the backyard, all cranked by hand in the classic wood barreled White Mountain freezer. More

Enjoy an action packed rafting or kayaking adventure on the North Umpqua River with North Umpqua Outfitters. Choose from full day, half day and two day trips. More

Welcome to Prineville, Oregon's High Desert Inn, located in the heart of Prineville's downtown district! We are also in close proximity to many sights & recreational opportunities that Oregon's High Desert has to offer, including the Painted Hills, the Prineville & Ochoco Reservoirs, and the Ochoco National Forest, where wonders like Steins Pillar await! Whether you are relaxing, recreating, or simply journeying through this beautiful land, consider us for a clean, restful & reasonably priced stay with a complimentary continental breakfast. We hope to see... More

Oregon is all about hidden gems, those lesser-known places that shine without the spotlight. The South Willamette Valley is chock-full of these jewels. More

Dewey Pool is a very old fashioned swimming pool. The city dams Rock Creek in Hawkins Park every year once school is out. There is a kiddie pool as well. Float on a hot summer day in your inner tube and relax. More

Enjoy classic pasta dishes in a cozy atmosphere perfect for a casual lunch or dinner. With a variety of options to choose from, Pastini is sure to satisfy your cravings for Italian cuisine. More

Choose an RV site, or book a cabin at Mercer Lake Resort.  Nearby you can enjoy beach and sand dunes activities, Sea Lion Caves and mountain biking. More

The BendTrails.org website calls Lookout Mountain “easily one of the best sustained downhill trails in Central Oregon.” That alone should be enough to make you start hyperventilating slightly. But wait – there’s more! Lookout Mountain is also the highest point in the Ochoco Mountains, at 6,918 feet. And to give you an idea what that looks like, well, there’s the name. And the remains of a historic fire lookout at the top. So you get the point: views for days. In fact, on a clear... More