Oregon Bounty 2006 – A Seven Day, Seven Stop Tour.
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We started things off by sending our very own Greg (a native Oregonian), on a seven day, seven stop, 1,250 mile scenic roadtrip. Why? To experience first hand what makes Oregon taste so good and meet the people and places that make it happen. He met ranchers, bakers, chefs and farmers, cheesemakers, brewmasters and more.
Check out Greg’s adventures: Day 1, Portland | Day 2, Mt. Hood/Gorge | Day 3, Eastern Oregon | Day 4, Central Oregon | Day 5, Southern Oregon |
Day 6, Willamette Valley |
Day 7, The Coast
If you like what you see and hear, take a look at how hotels and inns, restaurants, wineries and events are ready for your road trip during Oregon Bounty this fall.
About the Author: Mo Sherifdeen
Mo is Travel Oregon's content publisher and loves to hike the forests and mountain trails of Oregon with his wife, daughter and dog. He is also known for getting lost inside a maze of books at Powell’s, sipping an IPA (or two) and seeking the best fish 'n chips along the Oregon Coast.
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