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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.

All the New Things at PDX Airport

December 14, 2021
Proud Oregonians and visitors adore the Portland International Airport (PDX) for its abundance of art; uniquely local food, drinks and shops; cozy neighborhood-y vibe, and — above all, its iconic carpet. Where else can you take a shoe selfie that’s instantly recognized around the globe? PDX is so revered, in fact, that it’s consistently been recognized as one of the best in the world. In 2021, PDX reclaimed its No. 1 title as Travel + Leisure’ top domestic airport in the world, a title it’s...
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Portland Region , Portland , Native American Culture , Family Fun , Sustainable Travel , Retail , Eat & Drink , Attractions , Welcome & Visitor Centers , Transportation ,

Where to Find Hawaiian-Style Food in Oregon

November 29, 2021
The Portland region and cities throughout the Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon (in general, nearby any college town) are chock-full of places to grab a traditional “plate lunch.” Those follow a standard formula of two scoops of rice, macaroni salad, and a meaty dish like teriyaki beef or chicken, kalbi ribs, or chicken katsu. Don’t forget the classic loco moco — a hamburger patty on rice topped with brown gravy and a fried egg — and the humble Spam musubi, a portable rectangle of rice... More
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Culinary Experiences , Restaurants , Eat & Drink ,

Luxury Getaways in Southern Oregon

October 18, 2021
Luxury doesn’t have to mean five-star hotels and white-tablecloth dining. In fact, luxury can simply mean living your best life, indulging in whatever makes you happiest — whether that be world-class wine or golf, paddling the rapids of a Wild and Scenic river or taking a guided snowshoe trip through the pristine wilderness of Crater Lake. More
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Southern Oregon , Ashland , Favorite Trips , Trip Ideas ,

Latest “Oregon, Only Slightly Exaggerated” Animation Spotlights Oregon’s People and Traditions

October 15, 2021
Have you missed the cloud bunnies, leaf people, adorable frogs and other enchanting characters that have come to life in some of Oregon’s most iconic landscapes? Fun (and totally real) news: They’re back in the latest round of the playful “Oregon, Only Slightly Exaggerated” campaign, designed to welcome visitors back to some of their favorite Oregon places after a year of delayed travel plans. More
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Acampando con estilo en el centro de Oregon

October 1, 2021
Even when it's damp outside, we still want to get out there — to the forests and trails, the water’s edge, the mountains that are full of nature in all her glory. Camping is often the easiest way to immerse yourself in the elements. If only you could bring along your own comfy bed and a bit more luxury — like actual walls, heat, electricity and other conveniences. More
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Central Oregon , Bend , Camping , Trip Ideas ,

Viaje familiar: Un Oregon raro y extravagante

September 30, 2021
Sometimes when you’re road tripping with the family, the best entertainment for everyone in the car is absolutely free — and this is especially true here in Oregon. From geologic wonders to good old conspiracy fun, check out these treasures that are sure to bring out the kid in all of us. In Central Oregon, Fort Rock Basin — better known… More
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Southern Oregon , Gold Hill , Amusement Parks , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Museums , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions ,

Celebre La Cultura Nativa De Oregon En Un Pow-Wow

September 28, 2021
Una vez al año, los visitantes están invitados al parque Pauline Ricks Memorial Pow-Wow Grounds en Government Hill, Siletz, a medio camino entre Lincoln City y Newport, alrededor de 10 millas (16 km) tierra adentro, para el evento anual Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow (usualmente celebrado en el mes de agosto). More
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5 Things You May Not Know about Wildhorse Resort & Casino

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September 7, 2021
Wildhorse Resort & Casino is the only resort of its kind in Eastern Oregon, emerging unexpectedly among miles of rolling wheat fields. With numerous amenities, the resort is an easy three-hour drive east of Portland with scenic views of the Columbia River along Interstate 84. Owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, the resort sits on tribal land where the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla people have existed for thousands of years. More
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Eastern Oregon , Pendleton , Favorite Trips , Casinos , Trip Ideas , Attractions ,

Oregon Casino Resorts

August 25, 2021
Oregon’s nine Tribal casinos offer a host of exciting opportunities for gaming, entertainment, lodging and family fun in all corners of the state. Las Vegas-style slots, table games and more will delight the gamer while restaurants, golf courses, pools, arcades, bowling alleys and other activities entertain the whole family. The scenic backdrops range from dramatic ocean-side locations to rolling foothills and farmland settings. As they have for hundreds of years, Oregon’s Tribes look forward to welcoming you and sharing their hospitality. Here’s where to find... More
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Dining on the North Umpqua River

August 3, 2021
When diners sit down to a meal at the Steamboat Inn in Southern Oregon, they’re already in a state of heightened bliss. Steps from the sparkling turquoise North Umpqua River, red umbrellas and wildflowers offer pops of color on the outdoor patio of this historic lodge, built in the 1950s. For decades it’s been a go-to haven for fly-fishers, hikers, cyclists and others looking for adventure surrounded by pristine beauty. More
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