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Eileen Garvin

Eileen Garvin lives and writes in Hood River. When she’s not hunched over her keyboard or digging in the garden, you can find her mountain biking, kiteboarding, hiking, skiing or camping somewhere in Oregon.

Family Fun on the Three Capes Scenic Loop

February 25, 2014
We’ve been in the cramped confines of the family minivan for hours, it’s threatening to rain and the slope looks insurmountable, but these children are adamant: Cape Kiwanda must be climbed. More
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Oregon Coast , Pacific City , Kayaking , Favorite Trips , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Family Fun , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions ,

Dig into Yamhill Valley

February 14, 2014
There’s a lot to love about the Yamhill Valley. The north tip of Willamette Valley wine country, its picturesque small towns, rolling hills and verdant vineyards are postcard perfect. And the wineries, restaurants and artisan food makers are more than something to write home about. This spring you can immerse yourself in the culinary richness… More
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Willamette Valley , Yamhill , Culinary Events , Trip Ideas , Eat & Drink , Events ,

Wine Tasting in the Rogue and Umpqua Valleys

February 13, 2014
Fans of Oregon wineries expect quality vintages, beautiful views and inviting atmospheres. You’ll find all that and more at many wineries across Southern Oregon, where tasty food menus and cozy gathering spots go along with tasting flights. Any time of year, these wineries invite you to pull up a chair, have a nosh and stay awhile. More
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Southern Oregon , Wine & Wineries , Trip Ideas , Eat & Drink ,

Road Trip: Ontario

January 31, 2014
There’s a town they call Ontario, and it’s not the one in the Neil Young song. Oregon’s Ontario, at the state’s eastern edge, is the gateway to arid desert beauty, stunning river canyons and towering mountain ranges. Any time of year, but especially in winter, this little town of 11,000 is a great sunny destination.… More
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Eastern Oregon , Ontario , Historic Sites & Oregon Trail , Museums , Trip Ideas , Culture & History , Attractions ,

Tasty Tillamook

January 29, 2014
If you’re hankering for a taste of Oregon, head to the coastal town of Tillamook, where craft beer, award-winning cheese and freshly caught seafood are available at this culinary cluster. Grab a bite, take a tour and pack some coastal treasure in the cooler for the trip home. Fans of Pacific City-based Pelican Brewing Company… More
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Oregon Coast , Tillamook , Artisan Producers , Beer & Breweries , Trip Ideas , Eat & Drink ,

Central Oregon Arts Tour

January 28, 2014
Winter months are a great time to explore Oregon’s scenic indoors and all the art inspired by the beautiful landscape. Central Oregon stokes the creative fires of artists and craftmakers in towns from Sunriver to Warm Springs. Visit these studios and galleries for a bit of artistic inspiration. Downtown Bend is home to a variety… More
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Central Oregon , Bend , Art Galleries & Studios , Trip Ideas , Attractions ,

A Mountain of Family Fun

January 17, 2014
Winter snow sports bring the whole family together. That’s why Oregon’s ski resorts have special offers and activities this time of year. Check out these family deals and start your wintertime fun. Timberline Lodge and Ski Area offers the Timberline Parenthood Pass for families with little ones not yet on skis. The deal includes a… More
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Downhill Skiing & Snowboarding , Ski Areas & Sno-Parks , Snow Sports , Trip Ideas ,

Winter Birding

Winter is a wonderful time to look for feathered visitors. Oregon’s wildlife areas offer tremendous opportunities to see migrating and overwintering birds of all kinds. More
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Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea

December 26, 2013
sing plastic trash that had washed up on Oregon’s beaches, Pozzi created enormous sculptures of threatened sea creatures. More
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Wintertime at Crater Lake

December 2, 2013
While the exquisite beauty of Crater Lake lands it on many must-see lists, I’ve always imagined a winter when an average 44 feet of snow covers the rim road, closes the north entrance and thins the crowds. We plotted a three-day clockwise course around the 30-mile Rim Drive, hoping for an extreme experience of this national icon. More
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Southern Oregon , Favorite Trips , Filmed in Oregon , Snow Sports , Trip Ideas , Attractions ,

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