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Oregon’s natural beauty is here for everyone. Our rushing waterfalls, verdant hiking trails and scenic viewpoints inspire all. Offering flat paved paths, thoughtfully designed overlooks and beach features to include a wide range of mobilities, the following scenic spots and activities are great options for enjoying the breathtaking splendor of Oregon. More

It’s not easy to keep the kids entertained, engaged and still learning while you juggle working from home while adjusting to the new norms of social distancing. More

Whether your friend loves to hike, bike, ski, surf, raft or climb, golf or windsurf, you’ll find all the ways to help them gear up in Oregon. More

The Oregon Coast's winter festivals offer up food, music, natural treasures and more. More

The Klamath Basin is a land of legacy; it's a marvel to behold. Take a tour of the county for a cultural experience you won’t soon forget. More

Eastern Oregon’s friendly communities are home to dozens of festivals each year that celebrate the tastiest, quirkiest, wildest adventures you can imagine — from whiskey and music to beer, bikes, broncos and blacksmithing. More

Many Oregonians can trace their heritage to India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Bhutan, and Oregon’s South Asian community has long played an important role in shaping the state’s cultural and culinary scenes. There are many ways to celebrate the diverse cultures of South Asia, right here in Oregon. You can dine on Sri Lankan curries or Himalayan momos, load up a grocery cart full of Indian snacks and spices, shop for elegant sarees, watch a Bharatanatyam dance performance or boogie the night away... More

Gardens not only make the world a more beautiful place, they’re good for you. In fact, plants make life healthier. Researchers have found that people who spend time outdoors basking in the beauty of plants — in gardens, parks and other green spaces — benefit from increased activity, leading to improved physical health, reduced stress and lower health care costs. More

“Oregon is one of the best places in the world to grow pinot noir,” says Jesús Guillén, as he plucks grape clusters to sample for ripeness and flavor. “The first wine I fell for was pinot, and that’s why I make wine here.” More

In Portland it’s just a way of life to meet up with friends at any of the hundreds of food carts, organized into dozens of “pods,” or clusters all around the city. Here are some top food-cart pods in Portland to start your culinary tasting journey. More

Oregon is world-famous for craft beer. It’s also frequently ranked among the greenest states in the Union. So it’s no surprise that we’re at the forefront of what’s become known as the sustainable-brewing movement. More

You won’t find a river running through the unassuming but inviting Soul River Runs Deep store, tucked up in North Portland’s Kenton neighborhood. Even so, you might feel a steady current — a flow of energy — that moves naturally through this urban outpost of lifestyle and fly-fishing gear. More

Who can resist an Oregon coastal adventure? It's easy to get enamored with windswept vistas, to be astonished by otherworldly sea stacks, and to be happily satisfied by all the sea-to-fork food. Explore the splendor of Oregon’s South Coast in four fun-filled days. Highlights include jet boats, secluded beaches, fat-tire bikes, dune rides, artisan foods and a whole lot much more.  More

By the time we reached Highway 101 — the famed Pacific Coast Scenic Byway — the morning sun was confidently stepping out of the clouds. What followed was a jam-packed day of incredible outdoor recreation. We pedaled giant swan boats and water tricycles. We went crabbing off the side of a bridge (or rather, we tried). We managed not to fall off our stand-up paddleboards while irresponsibly splashing each other. We kayaked down the Necanicum River and at its mouth to the ocean — no... More

The Umpqua Valley in southern Oregon is becoming a powerhouse producer of tempranillo. Known for its rich cherry and leather flavors, gentle spice, and silky tannin, tempranillo is widely grown in Spain and plays a key role in the Rioja and Ribera del Duero regions. More

While some Oregonians bemoan autumn’s shortening days, spooky folks like me welcome the long nights and ghostly visits. From Jacksonville to Astoria, Oregon is filled to the brim with pioneer cemeteries and haunted old buildings worth exploring when the wind whispers on a cool, brooding day. And I know, because my deep dive into Portland’s cemeteries led me to co-write a book on them. Check out these local tours to get into the Halloween spirit, outings that combine a history lesson with the presence of... More

In calm conditions, the mouth of the most powerful waterway on the West Coast doesn’t seem to match its ominous nickname: the “Graveyard of the Pacific.” But the Columbia is one fickle river. More

The year 2020 was full of twists and turns, and with each one, Oregonians have come out stronger together — thanks to the spirit of resilience that binds us all. Even in the midst of the global pandemic and an unprecedented wildfire season, individuals, businesses and organizations rallied together across urban and rural communities of the state for the betterment of their fellow Oregonians.  More

So you blinked and missed the start of Feast Portland tickets this year, and now your FOMO is coming on strong? Never fear, your last-minute guide to Feast Portland is here. More

No matter what the season in Oregon, going outside to enjoy nature and the fresh air is more essential than ever. Now may just be the perfect time to take up the meditative, educational and inclusive hobby known as birding — an easy social-distancing activity year-round, including the fall and winter months. “[Birding] is for everybody,” says Gregory Smith, a field biologist and former Audubon member who now leads birding trips for the Portland nonprofit Wild Diversity. “It's really easy to get into because birds... More

A snowcapped volcano, a river rushing through a dramatic gorge and an authentic Wild West town — they all make for an adventurous trip from Portland, which is one of the leading design and food cities in the United States and the perfect jumping off point to explore Oregon’s untamed landscapes. Drive along the mighty Columbia River to reach the charming town of Hood River, which abounds with wineries, fruit farms and sophisticated restaurants. From there you can detour an hour’s drive south to explore... More

Oregon is known for its fiercely creative and innovative makers — from handmade art and jewelry to home products, clothing and of course food and drink. Whether you're looking to send a special Oregon-made product to a loved one or treat yourself, you don't have to look far. Here are some gift ideas from around the state to show your love. More

Whether you live in Oregon or elsewhere on the planet, we’ve all been experiencing hotter, drier summers and more devastating fire seasons. More precipitation is falling in the form of rain rather than snow. More

It may come as no surprise that more than 400 movies and shows have been filmed in Oregon — here’s how you can visit just about any Oregon film location that catches your imagination. More

You’ve seen the whimsical animations of Oregon. Now the enchanting artwork is coming to the real world, proudly painted on walls in Oregon. More

Muchos visitantes acuden a la costa de Oregon para escuchar el ritmo de las olas y sentir la arena entre sus dedos, dos de las muchas maneras de relajarse y revitalizarse a lo largo de las 363 millas de costa de Oregon. Las personas que vuelan cometas, sin embargo, buscan otro aspecto de la cautivadora belleza de la región: sus tempestuosos y constantes vientos. Son geniales en el verano, pero son incluso mejores durante el otoño, cuando hay menos personas en la playa y los... More

Master distillers rarely talk about the origins of the ingredients they use, let alone do they know the producers on a first-name basis. But the team behind Portland-based Freeland Spirits does almost everything differently. When Molly Troupe talks about what goes into each gorgeous bottle of her gin and bourbon, she sounds more like a winemaker musing about terroir than a typical distiller. More

Bend's beer scene is fueled by the creative curiosity of local brewers. Take a tasting tour of all the magic. More

Aquí está como encontrar la soledad y la aventura este invierno en el este de Oregón. More

What’s traveling when you have to leave your best friend at home? Thankfully, options abound for our furry friends across the state, where dozens of hotels, resorts and state parks do much more than simply allow your good girls and boys to share your room. From personal, proportionally sized pet beds to psychic readings (really), here are some favorite places to stay with your best bud on your next Oregon road trip. More