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While walks are currently limited to your neighborhood, it’s still possible for you to explore Oregon’s outdoor offerings from the comfort and safety of your home. More

Why not put your cellphone or computer keyboard to work by sending some Oregon-inspired love to a friend, family member or even yourself. More

With more scenic byways and tour routes than any other state, Oregon is a perfect destination for RVers. More

Combining your vacation with a volunteering opportunity may not be the first thing that you think of when sitting down to plan a trip. But here in Oregon, stewardship is one of our core values. More

If you’re headed to Oregon for spring break — or you’re a local who’s decided to explore your own backyard — we’re here to welcome you with a friendly “elbow bump” and advice about what you can expect here in the Beaver State. More

Editor’s note: Call businesses before you visit to make sure they’re open. Stay posted on what Oregon’s phased reopening means for you, and follow these steps for social distancing outdoors. Here’s what to know about Oregon’s outdoors right now.

Sitting in the shadow of Mt. Hood, the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness welcomes hikers, anglers and backcountry campers seeking the solitude of its moss-carpeted, old-growth forest. More

Whether you’re a recreational biker, a mountain bike shredder or a hardcore cyclist, Oregon’s streets, trails and gravel grinds await! Oregon’s cycle advocates are so committed to two wheels that the state was the first to develop dedicated scenic bikeways. With hundreds of organized events every year, it’s easy to gear up for the perfect ride for your interest and ability in all corners of the state. More

Oregonians don’t need the excuse of a New Year’s resolution to lace up their running shoes. Running is in our DNA. Home to Nike, TrackTown USA (aka Eugene), and the 2020 Olympic Track and Field Trials and World Athletics Championships in 2021, our running culture is celebrated statewide. We invite you to run with us. Here’s a look at just some of the more than 600 dashes, trots and full-on marathons held around the state. More

It’s a pretty safe bet to keep your shades handy year-round in Bend. With 300 days of annual sunshine, blue sky, clean air and cool nights are sort of the way of life here. The broad spectrum of weather and landscape in Bend makes for surprises around every turn More