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Margot Bigg

Margot Bigg grew up in Portland and England and after many years living in Europe and Asia (including six years in India), she once again calls the City of Roses home. When not traveling and writing, Margot spends her time studying new languages, discovering new music and seeking out new places to explore. She speaks English, French and Hindi, and is the author of Moon Living Abroad in India and Moon Taj Mahal, Delhi & Jaipur; and a co-author of Fodor's Essential India, Fodor's Oregon, and Fodor's Pacific Northwest.

2 Days of Wellness on Oregon’s Adventure Coast

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February 27, 2023
With easy access to miles of coastal hiking trails, totally undeveloped beaches and windswept dunes, Oregon’s Adventure Coast: Coos Bay, North Bend, and Charleston has long been a hit with adventurous travelers. More
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Breitenbush Hot Springs’ Renaissance

November 22, 2022
In the northern reaches of the Willamette National Forest, Breitenbush Hot Springs has attracted visitors for generations with its wellness retreats and mineral-rich geothermal springs. All of this came to an abrupt halt in September of 2020, when one of the most destructive wildfires in Oregon’s state history, the Lionshead Fire, destroyed much of the retreat. With a lot of hard work and community support, however, Breitenbush is reemerging — with a few exciting changes. More
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Relax, Unwind and Rejuvenate in Redmond

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Delicious food, wellness, social good and sustainability come together at Central Oregon’s SCP Redmond Hotel, a one-of-a-kind property in the heart of Redmond’s historic downtown. More
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Get Inspired by These Made-in-Oregon Medals

July 5, 2022
As part of their efforts to create an Oregon keepsake for top finishers, Oregon22 organizers worked with Oregon companies, ensuring that the entire process — from inception to manufacture — took place right here in Oregon. More
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Cozy Après-Ski Spots in Central, Southern and Eastern Oregon

November 22, 2021
If you’re looking to explore Oregon’s winter wonderland beyond Mt. Hood this season, you’ll find that Central, Southern and Eastern Oregon get some of the heaviest snowfall in the state. After a long day on the mountain skiing, snowboarding, sledding or tubing you’ll probably have worked up an appetite for some hearty food and drinks — preferably served up by a roaring fire. Here are some of the coziest spots to kick back, from casual breweries with outdoor fire pits to old-timey bars and restaurants... More
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Oregon’s Wonderful Winter Events

Winter is upon us, and with shorter nights and colder temperatures, it’s tempting to hunker down at home. From bedazzling light displays to celebrations of the arts, here are some Oregon events that will have you ready to bundle up and head out the door. More

Conozca las mejores oportunidades recreativas de Estacada

October 13, 2021
With a prime location on the banks of the Clackamas River, at the western edge of the Mt. Hood National Forest, Estacada is an ideal spot for recreation lovers. The compact city’s riverfront location has made it popular among swimmers, whitewater rafters and anglers for generations, but even those who prefer staying dry won’t find a lack of things to do — from cycling through the woods to foraging for wild mushrooms. Here are but a few ways to play outdoors in Estacada any time... More
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Explore These Natural Areas for Wildlife Watching and Clamming in Oregon

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October 1, 2021
When temperatures drop and leaves change to hues of red and gold, it’s a signal of some of the best opportunities to get outside. Here’s a secret: Autumn is the best time for harvesting your own bay clams and crabs in Oregon, since it’s when crabs have molted and grown larger. It’s also a key season for migratory bird-watching, a beginner-friendly way to get out and enjoy nature without the need for fancy equipment or expensive guide services. More
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How to Celebrate South Asian Cultures in Oregon

September 1, 2021
Many Oregonians can trace their heritage to India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Bhutan, and Oregon’s South Asian community has long played an important role in shaping the state’s cultural and culinary scenes. There are many ways to celebrate the diverse cultures of South Asia, right here in Oregon. You can dine on Sri Lankan curries or Himalayan momos, load up a grocery cart full of Indian snacks and spices, shop for elegant sarees, watch a Bharatanatyam dance performance or boogie the night away... More
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Experience the Best of Estacada’s Recreation Opportunities

August 25, 2021
With a prime location on the banks of the Clackamas River, at the western edge of the Mt. Hood National Forest, Estacada is an ideal spot for recreation lovers. The compact city’s riverfront location has made it popular among swimmers, whitewater rafters and anglers for generations, but even those who prefer staying dry won’t find a lack of things to do — from cycling through the woods to foraging for wild mushrooms. Here are but a few ways to play outdoors in Estacada any time... More
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