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Lucas Alberg

Lucas Alberg is a native Kansan who ventured west after college and found his happy place in Oregon. He writes articles and books, plays music and loves to belt out a tune. The bulk of his free time is spent traipsing through the woods with his wife, two kids and designer mutt (aka doodle).

5 Spots for Winter Glamping in Oregon’s State Parks

December 11, 2023
While many choose to hunker down at home or bask in the warmth of a fireplace during winter, Oregon State Park cabins and yurts offer a welcoming alternative. With greater availability and the comfort of heating and electricity, these accommodations provide a safe and welcoming way to experience the natural world during a different season. Here are our top recommendations for immersing yourself in the state’s winter landscapes while staying in an Oregon State Park cabin or yurt. More
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Float, Fish, Paddle and Pedal Central Oregon’s Wild and Scenic Rivers

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June 21, 2023
Nothing says summer like a day on the water, and visitors to Central Oregon will find plenty of opportunities to swim, paddle or float. Two particularly beloved high-desert waterways in the region are the Deschutes River and the Crooked River, both of which are among Oregon’s designated Wild and Scenic Rivers for their natural beauty, recreational opportunities, unique geological features and cultural significance. More
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