Travel Oregon

Puede verlo desde la ventana de cualquier avión: El panorama de cordilleras boscosas de Oregon (una sorprendente cantidad de 50, para ser precisos) es como un gran manto irregular que cubre la tierra. Desde la cadena costera del Pacífico hasta Cascade Range (la cordillera de las cascadas), pasando por las Blue Mountains y las Siskiyou Mountains, estas maravillas geológicas son la razón por la cual los habitantes de Oregon son amantes de las actividades al aire libre. ¿Quién puede culparnos cuando tenemos volcanes como Mt....

Oregon es un verdadero paraíso para los amantes del agua. A algunos nos encanta nadar, remar o pescar en los lagos y ríos de Oregon; otros prefieren relajarse en una silla Adirondack y contemplar el océano durante horas. (No juzgamos). Nuestras aguas son nuestra fuente de vida. Cuando se trata de ríos (de los cuales, más de 70 se han designado como salvajes y escénicos), estas vías navegables ofrecen más que solo vistas conmovedoras y lugares para acampar. Al fluir a través de ciudades, cañones...

¿Cómo fue que Oregon se convirtió en un centro de actividad para ambiciosos restaurantes “de la granja a la mesa” y un destino de primera categoría para los amantes del vino de todo el mundo? Todo comienza con nuestra tierra. Empecemos con el suelo Jory (nuestra preciada tierra, designada como Orgullo del estado en 2021). Esta tierra volcánica rojiza es rica en arcilla, hierro y otros nutrientes, perfecta para cosechar esas famosas uvas pinot noir y producir sus perfiles de sabor terroso. (Dato curioso: Oregon...

You can see it from any airplane window: Oregon’s rippled landscape of forested mountain ranges (a whopping 50 to be exact) is a large, patchwork blanket covering the Earth. From the Coast Range to the Cascade Range to the Blue Mountains to the Siskiyou Mountains, these geologic marvels are the reason Oregonians are so unabashedly outdoorsy. Who can blame us when there are volcanos like Mt. Hood to traverse, crags like those at Smith Rock to climb, prehistoric fossil beds like the Painted Hills to...

The High Desert Food Trail is a self-guided journey that highlights the stunning landscapes, resilient farms and ranches, artisan makers, and farm-to-table restaurants of Central Oregon. Choose from these themed itineraries below or download the official brochure to craft your own adventure. More

Local Tribes have long fished Oregon’s wild rivers and great waterfalls, like the now submerged Celilo Falls on the mighty Columbia River. They’ve scored petroglyphs in rock canyons like those at Picture Rock Pass and left behind the world’s oldest pair of footwear (9,000-year-old sandals) at Fort Rock. Proud ancestors of those first people make up nine federally recognized Tribes of Oregon. These are their stories.

You don’t have to look far to find handmade and thoughtfully curated gifts in Oregon. Out here, we have gifts for every interest — from tasty treats made with locally sourced ingredients to guided tour experiences through the state’s most scenic landscapes (and everything in between). More

Oregon’s diverse climates and landscapes mean that winter looks completely different, depending on where you go. Whether you’re hunting for champagne powder in the Wallowas or truffle hunting and puddle jumping in the Willamette Valley, Oregon winter means diverse adventures. It’s prime time for visiting some of Oregon’s most spectacular sights.

It’s one of Oregon’s best-kept secrets: fall just might be the best time to take a road trip. The summertime crowds have gone, the weather is blissful and many towns host all sorts of enticing shoulder-season events to draw visitors out.

Oregon wine country has come a long way since its humble beginnings when a few rogue dreamers planted vines in the Willamette Valley. The state’s wine scene has blossomed to more than 600 wineries in 18 distinct growing areas (also known as American Viticultural Areas, or AVAs) and is the third largest wine-grape-producing state in the nation. Our talented vintners regularly earn international and national accolades. And yet that early spirit of modesty remains. Oregon wineries, often family- owned, focus on small-batch, high-quality production. Visit...