Jen Anderson

Getting outside on the trail in Oregon is a balm for the soul. If you have eager young campers who can trek a few miles, why not plan your first overnighter? More

You may have sampled the craft beers, hiked the trails and taken some sweet rides on the powdery slopes in Central Oregon. But have you experienced the landscape by air, toured the city by electric car or collected thundereggs in the high desert? More

Autumn is that Goldilocks time of year in Oregon, especially on Mt. Hood — just after the chaos of summer fades away and before the snow starts to fall at the lower elevations. More

Oregon is known as a destination for outdoor recreation, and many of the state’s iconic experiences are open to everyone. Try these guided adaptive experiences that are accessible for all. More

Illahe Vineyards uses historical winemaking techniques for its signature 1899 pinot noir, keeping electricity, machines, enzymes and modern materials like steel out of the process — just like it might have been done in the old days. More

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

So you blinked and missed the start of Feast Portland tickets this year, and now your FOMO is coming on strong? Never fear, your last-minute guide to Feast Portland is here. More

Oregon is undoubtedly one one of the dog-friendliest states around, which means a lot on road trips. After all, what’s a vacation if your four-legged friend has to stay at home? We consulted one of our favorite pups, Daisy, for some of her top spots to hop out of the car when she and her owner, Nickie, are on one of their epic adventures through Oregon. Each of these stops is a quick detour off Interstate-5. Happy trails! More

Oregon summers are all about sunshine. But when you’re ready for an escape from the heat, we have lots of easy ways to cool down. Here’s how to find relief with a shady hike, a misty waterfall, a cool lava tube, a chilly ice rink, a frozen treat and more. More

Willamette Valley wine country’s new boutique hotel, which opened in April 2018, is like a love letter to Oregon — featuring the work of more than a dozen makers, vendors, purveyors and artists. Just about everything you’ll see and touch — from the furniture and art to the books and organic tea and custom scents in each guest room — is local, handmade and thoughtfully curated. More