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Capturing Oregon Winters

Few people get the chance to explore Oregon’s landscapes the way Tyler Roemer does. For more than a decade, the Bend-based photographer has tramped across the state from corner to corner pursuing a singular passion: capturing outdoor adventurers at play in the epic backdrop of Oregon’s mountains, rivers and deserts. More
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Capturing Oregon: Swampy Shelter

Sometimes you have to plan ahead to get the photo you want. I envisioned a photo of the Swampy Lakes Shelter at dusk with some pink sky behind it. Before heading out at around 2:00 p.m., I packed two Nikon SB800 Speedlights, each outfitted with a yellow gel. It is much easier to do this… More
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Central Oregon , Bend , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Snow Sports , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions ,

Museum of Natural & Cultural History

Wheel the World National Geographic Geotourism Location
At this world-class museum, visitors explore 15,000 years of Oregon's cultural history and 300 million years of its natural history and geology in a Northwest Coast longhouse-inspired building. From the world's oldest shoes to the giant sabertooth salmon, the Museum of Natural & Cultural History celebrates Oregon's deep history through striking imagery, rare artifacts and fossils, and hands-on displays for visitors of all ages. More
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Capturing Oregon: Playing Cowboy

Here I am in the middle of a beautiful high altitude meadow, not far from the hamlet Fossil in Northeastern Oregon.  The sun is setting, and the yellowish light of the weakening sun lights hit the grass and the two riders in front of me. It is like a scene out of a Zane Grey… More
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Capturing Oregon: Birds of Summer

Summer in Central Oregon is a gorgeous time. In the courtyard of our house southeast of Bend, the lavender is in full bloom. The yellow flowers of the rabbit brush are starting to get pretty and the hummingbirds are all over the place. They fly in formations over our heads while we sip cappuccinos in… More
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Capturing Oregon: Sparks Lake

If there is a iconic shot in Oregon, it is the view from the edge of Sparks Lake looking towards South Sister. The scenery here is simply stunning, and it always amazes me how few people come here for sunrise. The lake is about a 40-minute drive west of my home in Bend, Oregon. One… More
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Central Oregon , Bend , Lakes & Reservoirs , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Rivers & Streams , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions ,

Capturing Oregon: Haystack Rock

Just off the Oregon coast at Cannon Beach lays scenic Haystack Rock. For the photographer there are an endless number of ways to shoot this picturesque monolith, and here are a few of my favorites: Use the dunes for a foreground to frame Haystack rock along the beach. By using this technique you set up interest and texture… More
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Give Back to Oregon

Celebrate Oregon's birthday by learning more about the Travel Oregon Forever Fund and see how travelers are supporting projects that preserve Oregon’s natural landscapes and cultural heritage. More
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Eugene

There's a lot to do in Oregon's second largest city. Located along the Willamette River, Eugene has a dynamic mix of arts and culture, shopping and dining, entertainment and sports. With real adventures, real close, this is a one-stop shop for fun. After all, it's TrackTown USA, the home of the University of Oregon, a hotbed for craft breweries and a major destination for foodies, cyclists and counter-culture history buffs. You can enjoy a hike at at Spencer Butte or explore the McKenzie River for... More
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Capturing Oregon: The Portland Japanese Garden

Nestled in a serene nook of Portland, Oregon’s Washington Park sits the beautiful Portland Japanese Garden. This is a photo gem at any time of year, so I return to the Garden often to photograph the changing of the seasons. There are five different gardens within the Portland Japanese Garden: the Sand and Stone Garden,… More
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Capturing Oregon: Scott Lake Sunrise

There are many hidden treasures in Oregon. One of them is Scott Lake near McKenzie Pass west of the little town of Sisters. You can get great photos here of the Three Sisters Mountains across this beautiful little body of water. In the evening the sun hits the mountains just right. There are walk-in camping… More
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Capturing Oregon: Photographing Portland at Night

Photographing urban landscapes is particularly fun at night. When it gets dark, cities provide their own light source. Portland, Oregon is a highly photogenic city to photograph at night, with a classic skyline of glass and metal high-rises and a interweaving maze of freeways, overpasses and bridges.  Add to that the regular festivals and celebrations,… More
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The Oregon Vortex / House of Mystery

The Oregon Vortex is a glimpse of a strange world where the improbable is the commonplace and everyday physical facts are reversed. It is an area of naturally occurring visual and perceptual phenomena, which can be captured on film. No matter your education or profession you will find a challenge to all your accepted theories. Open to the public since 1930. More
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Capturing Oregon: Cascade Lakes at Night

The Oregon Cascade Range holds a treasure trove of mountain lakes, both large and small. Nearly every summer since I was a kid I have made at least one journey to camp at a lake in the Cascades. Oregon's mountain lakes make for excellent photography in any light, but photographing them under a canopy of… More
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Capturing Oregon: A Trek to Proxy Falls

Living in Oregon as a professional photographer has his perks. One being the stunning nature of this beautiful state. As a international travel photographer I know what I'm talking about. Together with my wife we have covered over 70 countries for various projects from books to magazine features and commercial clients. We have been living… More
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Willamette Valley , McKenzie Bridge , Lakes & Reservoirs , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Rivers & Streams , Waterfalls , Pet-Friendly Travel , Sustainable Travel , Hiking & Backpacking , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions , Pet-Friendly Travel ,

Makers Capture the Spirit of Central Oregon

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From snowy peaks to high desert plains to flowing rivers, the landscape of Central Oregon has been inspiring makers for generations. Many locals draw upon the scenery to feed their creative endeavors, pouring their passion into everything from books, hats and fishing flies to whiskey, beer and gin. On your next visit, take time to check out their wares and sample their tasty innovations. You may just get inspired to get crafty yourself. More
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Scout Camp Trailhead

The Scout Camp loop trail on the Middle Deschutes River is renowned as one of the most breathtaking hikes in Central Oregon. As hikers embark on this enchanting adventure, they will be delighted to discover that approximately a third of a mile from the trailhead, the trail gracefully descends into the majestic Deschutes River Canyon. Along this descent, nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the captivating geology of the canyon walls and the mesmerizing vistas of the river below. More
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Sip, Savor, Explore Oregon

Sip, Savor, Explore Oregon offers unforgettable travel experiences across Oregon, from Portland and the Willamette Valley to Eugene and the stunning Oregon Coast. Based in Portland, Sip, Savor, Explore Oregon creates customized wine tasting adventures, coastal day trips, curated celebrations, and nature-based wellness experiences that capture the true spirit of the Pacific Northwest.Choose from joinable or private tours designed for nature lovers, foodies, wine enthusiasts, and travelers seeking a deeper connection to Oregon’s beauty. Whether you're sipping exclusive Pinot varietals in the valley, exploring bustling... More
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Capturing Oregon: Sunset on the Old McKenzie Highway

Living in Bend, one can easily take for granted the wonderful view of the Three Sisters Mountains to the west. As a photographer, I have had the pleasure of enjoying so many beautiful crimson-colored sunsets as the cloud layers build up over these jagged peaks that I rarely find myself choosing them as a subject… More
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Kam Wah Chung

If you know where to look across Oregon's vast high desert landscape, there are powerful human stories found in small, quiet places. This week, we go to a "time capsule" of sorts in Eastern Oregon's John Day, where a unique and memorable chapter of the Oregon story comes to life. There is a timeless feeling… More
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Best Oregon Tours

Oregon Food Trails
Best Oregon Tours offers custom tour packages of Oregon nature, history, and arts and culture. Savor wines at wineries, hike to a waterfall, tour covered bridges or take in a new adventure at the Oregon Coast. Their tour guides are knowledgeable, well traveled, credible experts and can help your group enjoy a memorable experience to hidden gems and along roads less traveled.Tours depart from Eugene, Portland and Brownsville. More
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On Location with ‘Lean on Pete’

Another made-in-Oregon film to hit the big screen, “Lean On Pete,” may have you yearning to visit Eastern Oregon’s high desert. Released in spring 2018 after broad acclaim at several international film festivals, the feature-length drama stars Steve Buscemi, Chloë Sevigny and Charlie Plummer. It filmed mostly in the small Eastern Oregon community of Burns for a couple of months in 2016, during the Harney County Fair, Rodeo & Racemeet — a pro rodeo event that draws cowboys and cowgirls from far and wide. More
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Happy Canyon Night Show

September 16 - 19, 2026
The Happy Canyon Night Show, held annually during the second full week of September in Pendleton, Oregon, is a spectacular outdoor pageant and Wild West show that celebrates the region’s rich cultural heritage. Originally debuting in 1916, the show features a captivating blend of drama, music, and Western storytelling, bringing to life the history of the American frontier, Native American tribes, and the pioneering spirit of the area. In 2013, the Oregon Legislature officially declared Happy Canyon the state’s official outdoor pageant and Wild West... More
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Film Lover’s Guide to Summer in Oregon

As two die-hard Oregonian moviegoers who’ve turned our love of film into a career pursuit, we’ve found hundreds of Oregon film locations and everything from murals to free popcorn in small towns and big cities all over the state. From watching films on the side of a 100-year-old flour mill and visiting a famous jail to drive-ins and historic theaters, here are some of our favorite silver-screen experiences in Oregon. More
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Oregon-Made Film Wins Spot at Sundance

Bringing the snowcapped mountains of Southern Oregon all the way to the largest independent film festival in the United States, the short film “You Go Girl!” will premiere on January 20 at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. More
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Celebrate 40 Years of “The Goonies” in Oregon

It's only fitting that we mark the 40th anniversary of "The Goonies" with statewide celebrations. More
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Find Your Favorite Oregon Film Location

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
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Dónde encontrar tus escenarios favoritos de película en Oregon

Quizás no sorprenda que se hayan filmado más de 400 películas y series de televisión en Oregón; aquí te mostramos cómo puedes visitar prácticamente cualquier lugar de rodaje en Oregón que despierte tu imaginación. More
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Oregon Is for Film Lovers

To surround yourself with a spirited community of independent film fanatics, you’ll want to make your way to Oregon, an underrated cinema destination that’s worth a closer look. More
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Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of “Coraline”

Are images of yellow parkas and button eyes forever ingrained in your mind? Revisit "Coraline" on its 10th anniversary movie tour in Oregon. More
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