Zoe Baillargeon

Dé una vuelta por los huertos, viñedos y granjas por el Columbia River Gorge en bicicleta electrica. More

I’m sitting on a veranda, glass of chilled white wine in hand, gazing over lush green orchards with snow-covered volcanic peaks in the distance. Nothing beats a warm afternoon wine tasting and cycling through the low-traffic farm roads of Hood River. More

Oregon is a world-class destination for oenophiles. Not only is it home to hundreds of wineries, they’re often right next door to incredible scenery and opportunities for outdoor adventure. Take Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory, just half an hour’s drive southeast from Portland. After a full day of hiking on Mt. Hood or rafting on the Clackamas River, it’s easy to pop in at one of the many small, independent and family run wineries on the Mt. Hood Territory Wine Trail. More

Whether you’re hiking in the summer or skiing in the winter, the slopes, forests and lakes of Mt. Hood are a fantastic base camp for outdoor adventure. After a long day exploring Oregon’s highest peak, a refreshing beer, balanced cocktail or glass of crisp cider always hits the spot. Luckily, Mt. Hood Territory has you covered for a post-adventure drink thanks to the Mt. Hood Territory Tap Trail. More

Over the past few years, Portland has become one of the centers of the growing craft nonalcoholic scene, from zero-proof cocktails at Portland restaurants and bars to locally made alcohol-free spirits. More

Joining in on a community celebration is one of the best ways to discover the local culture, history, food and outdoor traditions — whether it’s wading in a cranberry bog, feasting on Dungeness crab or joining a derby duck race. More

Joining in on a community celebration is one of the best ways to discover the local culture, history, food and outdoor traditions — whether it’s wading in a cranberry bog, feasting on Dungeness crab or joining a derby duck race. More