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About the Author

Jen Anderson

Jen Anderson is a longtime journalist and travel writer/editor who is now Travel Oregon’s Content & Community Manager, helping to align content for visitors via social media, print and web. She’s called Oregon home for 25 years and loves finding the latest places to eat, drink and play around the state with her husband and two boys. Brewpubs, beaches and bike trails top the list.

Girls’ Getaway to the Southern Oregon Coast

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March 6, 2020
When the stars align for a girls’ trip, it’s nothing short of magical. I love to combine my favorite people with an awe-inspiring setting, a dash of adventure and a sprinkle of beauty for a regular dose of rejuvenation. This time it was a trip to what’s known as Oregon’s Adventure Coast — a trio of towns on Oregon’s South Coast: Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston. More
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Hiking with Bill Sullivan

March 3, 2020
As any traveler knows, guidebooks are invaluable, but there’s always a catch-22: They’re often quickly outdated. Bill Sullivan thought of a brilliant solution to this. The Eugene-based author of the iconic “100 Hikes in Oregon” series offers a free autographed book to the first reader who sends an update to a guide he’s just published, whether it’s about a missing bridge or a closed trailhead.  More

All About Oregon Wildflowers

February 18, 2020
From daisies and sunflowers to bear grass and trillium, Noel Bacheller knows his wildflowers. His job as botanist for the Oregon Department of Parks and Recreation is to help protect the state’s pristine areas from noxious weeds and other threats, and to keep natural habitats healthy. More
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Almost-Secret Spots Around Tillamook

Tillamook is often a stopping point on the way to Oregon’s coastal beaches. But did you know that Tillamook Bay is Oregon’s largest and most accessible bay, encompassing nearly 600 miles of watershed?  More
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Eastern Oregon’s Top Festivals

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
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Oregon’s Top Bakeries

January 30, 2020
Whether it’s bagels or baguettes, cinnamon rolls or scones, every town has its go-to bakery, and everyone tends to be talking about it. More
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Explore the Bear Creek Wine Trail

Imagine soaking in a hot tub, glass of wine in hand, with views of a pinot noir vineyard just steps away. More
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Road Trip: Bend

January 23, 2020
If you’re fatigued by the long corridor of winter, we suggest you put a bend (or just Bend) in your travel plans. Set your compass for Central Oregon, where you can easily fill your days with a mix of lively indoor activities and epic outdoor pursuits. Here’s how to spend your next road trip to Bend.  More
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Support Portland’s Black-Owned Businesses

The Rose City is full of dynamic Black-owned businesses. Here are several excellent ones to support — during Black History Month in February and all year long.   More
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Cool Places to Stay for Oregon’s Birthday

Celebrating a birthday? We've got you covered. More
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