Travel Oregon

Heading out on a Southern Oregon road trip? Now you can pull out the Great Umpqua Food Trail map to find some 70 mouthwatering stops in the “Great Umpqua” region. More

If you’re traveling in Oregon, it’s good to know what to do if a wildfire occurs during your trip. You can help prevent wildfires too. Here are some frequently asked questions to keep your Oregon road trip safe and most importantly, fun. More

What's better than a ride on the Oregon Scenic Bikeway? Pedaling the route with dozens of friends on a coordinated ride. Fortunately there are plenty of Oregon Scenic Bikeways ride events happening this summer. The hard part is picking which ones to join. More

Geologically speaking, the Oregon Caves are a few million years old, but they weren't discovered in modern history until 1874. Eventually more than 15,000 feet of limestone passages were mapped out. In 1909, President William Howard Taft established the Oregon Caves National Monument. By 1935, tens of thousands of visitors explored the cave each year. More

In 2018, the pioneer spirit comes alive in Oregon for the 175th anniversary of the historic Oregon Trail. This famous wagon route, spanning 2,170 miles (3,490 km), was the largest migration in American history. Join us as we rediscover Oregon from the perspective of those brave pioneers — while making your own Oregon Trail story along the way. More

With all this natural beauty, it's easy to want to sit back and stare at the clouds. But the best way to enjoy the scenery is to get out and explore it.  After all, playtime isn't just for kids. Not when you have this outdoor playground filled with snowcapped mountains, lava fields, glassy rivers and alpine lakes. More

Oregon's rivers and lakes give life to the land. They’re also really pretty places to float, fish and drift into thought. Here are some ways you can experience Oregon's spectacular waterways for yourself. More

Out here history and adventure collide — along canyons, twisting rivers, alpine wilderness and lonesome ghost towns. This is Oregon’s corner of the Wild West. You might spend the morning at a ranch, the afternoon in the desert and the night at an alpine lake under a blanket of stars. The opportunities are as endless as the night sky. More

Anyone who has felt the rush of pedaling down intricate singletrack deep in the Oregon forest, or any network of carefully designed trails, knows the importance of the state's dedicated cycling culture. More

Formed by the eruption of Mount Mazama more than 6,000 years ago, the view of the impossibly azure water of Crater Lake has inspired countless writers, photographers and visitors over the years. More