Skip to content
Know Before You Go
View Travel Alerts
Close Travel Alerts
Winter Travel Conditions
UpdatedJanuary 11, 2023
Wildfire Conditions
UpdatedJanuary 11, 2023
COVID-19 Travel Information
UpdatedJanuary 11, 2023
Oregon Welcome Centers
UpdatedJanuary 11, 2023
Learn more about travel impacts in Oregon.

Travel Oregon

  • Places to Go
  • Things to Do
  • Plan Your Trip
  • Free Travel Guides
  • Email Newsletters
  • Select A Language
    • English
    • Spanish
  • Places To Go
    • Oregon’s 7 Regions
    • Cities
    • Tribal Nations
  • Things To Do
    • Trip Ideas
    • Outdoor Recreation
    • Eat & Drink
    • Culture & History
    • Attractions
    • Events
  • Plan Your Trip
    • Places to Stay
    • Guides & Tours
    • Ask Oregon
    • Transportation
    • Oregon Welcome Centers
    • Oregon Weather
    • Travel Alerts
  • Free Travel Guides
  • Email Newsletters
  • Select A Language
    • English
    • Spanish
Search by address, place, or your current location
cancel
Start Over

About the Author

Kelli Martinelli

Kelli Martinelli believes the story is only a good one if you believe in it. She uses her way with words as a writer and communications consultant to support brands and organizations she believes are doing good things for the world. Humboldt County-grown and Portland-seasoned, Kelli hopes to raise her two kids to pursue passion, embrace adventure and let compassion compel them to create meaningful action.

Growing Up Inside a Douglas Fir

June 22, 2017
Climbing up a Douglas fir is an immersive experience that hits the sweet spot where adventure and education intersect. It isn’t a flash in the pan thrill like bungee jumping, it isn’t an Instagram opportunity that begs to be the next aspirational hashtag. It’s the opportunity to saturate the senses as ascension reveals new details. More
found in
Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Guides & Charters , Tour Companies , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Sustainable Travel , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions ,

Treetop Camping at Opal Creek

October 30, 2016
On the last morning of my 38th year I awoke 75’ up inside the arms of three trees: one towering cone-crowned Douglas Fir, its trunk deeply rutted like the lined hide of an aged elephant, plus two neighboring cedars, their fragrant and feathery fringes wagging above, below and between our skillfully strung arboreal Treeboat beds. More
found in
Willamette Valley , Detroit , Guides & Charters , Tour Companies , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Camping , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions , Events , Back Country Guides ,
Ready to hit the road? Bring our travel magazine along.

Free Travel Guides

Let's keep in touch. We have a lot of ideas for you.

Email Newsletters

About

  • About Travel Oregon
  • Advertise With Us
  • Write for Travel Oregon
  • Privacy Policy, Terms of Use & Accessibility

Travel Industry

  • Submit Your Lodging Listing
  • Travel Industry
  • Travel Oregon Press Room
  • Recognition Programs

Explore

  • Ask Oregon
  • Oregon Welcome Centers
  • Oregon Weather
  • Travel Alerts

Partners

  • Visit the USA
  • Trip Advisor
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Snapchat
©2023 Travel Oregon | The official guide to Oregon travel and tourism information.
To contact us, call 1-800-547-7842 or email [email protected]
  • Français
  • Deutsch
  • 日本語
  • 中文
  • Korean (PDF)
  • Español
  • Privacy & TERMS