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During a free, self-guided tour, you’ll get to see videos, historical displays and interactive kiosks about Tillamook. You’ll even get a behind the scenes look at the Tillamook cheesemaking room and packaging line! After you’ve seen how it’s all made, head to the sample counter for free bites of our tasty cheeses. Enjoy breakfast or lunch at our Creamery Café, and for dessert, indulge in decadent Tillamook Fudge and a scoop (or three!) of extra creamy Tillamook Ice Cream on a freshly baked waffle cone. More

Immerse yourself in the Lazy-Lady Life, the magic of sustainable sustainability. Join us for a few days while you explore the cutting edge green culture of Portland, Oregon or stick around for a Healing Retreat or Farmer/Artist in Residence More

Major peaks are: the North, Middle, and South Sisters (all above 10,000'), along with Broken Top, the best example in the Pacific Northwest of the effect of glaciation. Collier Glacier is the largest glacier in Oregon. Other geologic features include Rock Mesa, Collier Cone, and Yapoah Crater. Alpine meadows, waterfalls, lava fields, glaciers, and glacial lakes are abundant.  Three Sisters Wilderness area covers 281,190 total acres. There are approximately 260 miles of trail within the wilderness. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail traverses the wilderness... More

Family restaurant serving breakfast and lunch with a full service bar. More

Friday and Saturday, 9 AM – 4 PM More

We are family farmers, working hard to provide you with only the finest of products attended to with the utmost of care. From our farm to your table, we are able to provide fresh cuts of all natural pork – no freezers necessary. More

Listen, dance or both to the swingin’ sounds of the Yachats Big Band. Come out for this 17-piece band on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. Suggested Donation: Adults $5.00;  children under 12 free. More

Listen, dance or both to the swingin’ sounds of the Yachats Big Band. Come out for this 17-piece band on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. Suggested Donation: Adults $5.00;  children under 12 free. More

Listen, dance or both to the swingin’ sounds of the Yachats Big Band. Come out for this 17-piece band on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. Suggested Donation: Adults $5.00;  children under 12 free. More

Listen, dance or both to the swingin’ sounds of the Yachats Big Band. Come out for this 17-piece band on the FIRST THURSDAY of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. Suggested Donation: Adults $5.00;  children under 12 free. More

Three Sisters Backcountry operates backcountry huts while offering ski guiding and AIARE Avalanche Courses in the Central Oregon Cascades. They also operate the Tam McArthur Rim yurts, two 20′ yurts and a wood fired sauna located 6 miles above the Three Creeks Sno-park on the shore of Three Creek Lake. Additionally, Three Sisters Backcountry offers a 3-Day, 2-Night Backcountry Nordic Hut to Hut Traverse, a self-guided 22-mile route. More

Expect great coffee, great food and great family at Gwynn’s Coffeehouse where you’ll find a confluence of community. More

We all know winter in Bend means endless downhill skiing and snowboarding. But the seasonal fun doesn’t stop at the slopes. Sledding, songs, shopping and more — here are five ways to live it up in Bend this season. More

Oakridge isn’t an insider secret anymore; its trails, resources and events are well-known and revered. But maybe you’d like to do a little casual exploration, off the beaten trail – a poke-around ride you can start by simply pedaling from wherever you are in town. This quick foray into the forest will take you into a world of deep green. Think about grabbing some picnic supplies in town; find your way onto 1st Street and then head east; it will become Salmon Creek Road. Roughly... More

This ride starts from the same point as Knebal Springs; you can consider Fifteenmile Loop the same ride, but on a different scale: a bit of climbing, a long drop followed by an equally long climb; a downhill sprint to the finish. It’s just that Fifteenmile stretches out each of those segments – and puts you in an almost entirely different riding environment. This is one of the most remote backcountry trails in the area. To get to the trailhead, drive south from Hood River... More

The Oregon Timber Trail is epic – so if you’re the type who likes to stretch parameters in search of singular adventures, start with this segment that begins across the border in California. (This ride as mapped is an out-and-back, but it can be the first stage of a Timber Trail odyssey.) From Tall Town Bike & Camp in Lakeview, drive 15 miles south on Highway 395. Turn left on Pine Creek Canyon Rd. (County Road 2) just past the Welcome to California sign. Follow... More

Oregon's magic is real. All of the locations featured in the “Only Slightly Exaggerated” illustrations are places you can actually visit. More

Hurricane Racing, located Government Camp, provides bike rentals, classes, and retail sales. More

Looking for a getaway for Valentine’s Day, or a couple’s weekend any time of year, to snuggle up by a fire, sip wine and fall asleep to the sound of the ocean? More

Wapato Shores Transportation provides accessible transportation in the Portland area. More

Wolf Tree Brewery is a nanobrewery located on a family run cattle ranch in Seal Rock, Oregon.  Wolf Tree is one of very few breweries that operate on a working cattle ranch, and as a result ir is strictly a production brewery at the moment. Visit their taproom in South Beach and enjoy Wolf Tree beers on draft, cider and wine. Growler fills and bottles to go are available. No minors. More

Oyatsupan Bakers brings traditional Japanese and Western baking to Beaverton with delicious, made-from-scratch treats. The inventive pastries incorporate a myriad of flavors, including matcha melon, curry and red bean. Hours:• Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. More

The name “North Forty” even provides a historic-tie to the Douglas County as it relates to the classic 80-acre homestead and what is commonly referred to as the “north 40” and “back 40.” And if you visit Oregon’s “Timber Capital,” you will most likely seat yourself close to some authentic, bearded loggers and hear this term used. Mills explained the “north 40” to typically be the unadulterated, more raw section. “You leave the north 40 more wild. Conceptually, this is how we see Douglas County... More

Party Bar is open daily for lunch, dinner, late nights and brunch on weekends. Try their oysters, fried chicken, organic burgers and extensive cocktail menu. Party Downtown is available for dinner by reservation only for a three to seven course meal. Call for menu details and reservations. Seasonal prix fixe menus, local ingredients and incredible food. Located in the heart of downtown Eugene.  More

Jerry’s Place Bar & Grill offers great food and atmosphere and is very loved by locals and visitors. Pool tables, lottery machines and televisions are available for sporting events, including PAC12 Network. The menu includes their famous burgers, Jerry’s Favorites (chili burger, chili dog and chili), pizza, Sunday brunch options and more. Great for eating in or late night take-out. Enjoy the outdoor patio (covered in winter). This is a bonus brewery for the Eugene Ale Trail.  No minors permitted.  More

Is there anything better than good wine, good food and good friends? Create more of those moments in the new year with 'Wine Food: New Adventures in Drinking and Cooking' by Dana Frank and Andrea Slonecker. More