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Tim Neville

Tim Neville is a writer based in Bend where he writes about the outdoors, travel and the business of both. His work has been included in Best American Travel Writing, Best American Sports Writing and Best Food Writing, and earned various awards from the Society of American Travel Writers and the Society of Professional Journalists. Tim has reported from all seven continents and spends his free time skiing, running and spending time with his family.

Take a 5-Day EV Road Trip Along the Gorge

March 27, 2023
Traveling by electric vehicle may require more planning than traditional road trips, but the hunt for a charging station also gives you a perfect excuse to get out of the car and experience the sights. More
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Stargazing at Oregon’s Dark-Sky Parks

March 16, 2023
Nature rules the areas around Prineville in Central Oregon, and will have you in awe at night when the sky is packed full of stars with little man-made light. More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Kayaking , Lakes & Reservoirs , State Parks , Camping , Family Fun , Sustainable Travel , RV Parks , Trip Ideas ,

Newcomer’s Guide to the Portland Thorns

February 21, 2023
Women’s History Month kicks off in March, and what better way to celebrate than to catch Oregon’s own history-making, fleet-footed professional soccer squad, the Portland Thorns. More
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Top Spots For Boba Tea in Oregon

February 3, 2023
No matter which way you go, you won’t want to miss these boba tea must-stops, where each drink comes infused with extra creativity, fun and expertise. More
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Romantic Getaways in Southern Oregon

January 23, 2023
Whether it’s to celebrate new love or a lifetime of companionship, the best romantic getaways are the ones you actually take. Here’s why Southern Oregon is an ideal habitat for lovebirds. More
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Accessible River Paths in Portland

December 21, 2022
The Portland region has myriad options for rewarding wellness walks and rolls along flat, well-maintained paths, many of which follow riverbanks. More
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Snowy Cabins for Rustic Getaways in Oregon

December 6, 2022
The joy of playing outside during a snowy winter day doesn’t have to end when the sun goes down. From spectacular lookouts to cozy cabins on the fringes of a vast wilderness, these five unique places to sleep are worth the effort it takes to reach them. Wherever you venture out, make sure to follow these winter safety tips for the best experience. More
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Cozy Libraries in Oregon

Libraries around the state are destinations in their own right for visitors year-round. In many small towns, you’ll find bright, renovated facilities with staff willing to provide local tips and tidbits about the region, as well as a range of programs — from kids’ play groups to history lectures — that don’t require a library card to attend. More
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Make Your Winter Warmer With Oregon Fondue

November 30, 2022
A road trip to gather the cheese, wine and brandy from the source for an Oregon-inspired fondue will take you deep into the corners of the state where a rich alpine influence still thrives. More
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Dog-Friendly Winter Trail Adventures in Central Oregon

November 8, 2022
With more than a million acres of public land, frothy rivers and too many trails to count, Central Oregon in the winter is the perfect place for our four-legged friends to explore all that’s magical about this part of Oregon. More
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