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Taste cider in Eugene, then head to the Oregon Coast for fresh oysters. More

What do they taste like? Garlicky, savory, smoky and chocolaty. These are just some of the ways people try to describe the taste of Oregon’s wild truffles — the subterranean fungi that thrive under Douglas fir trees during the winter. “That’s the most common question I get, and it’s so hard to answer,” says Christopher Czarnecki,… More

It was a gorgeous late summer day in southern Oregon, and I was driving north, feeling weary. Eugene was on the horizon and I decided to find a peaceful place to stay, but I felt like something other than the typical hotel. At a rest stop I searched the internet for a bed and breakfast,… More

It is a beautiful day at the Aragon Alpaca Farm. The sun is shining, the breeze is refreshing, and the view is stunning. As soon as I arrive at the farm, I am greeted by Ann's welcoming smile, and by a group of curious alpacas. The males are in their day pen and they all come… More

Larry Bradley rolls out the red carpet for guests to his west Eugene chocolate store, Chocolate Decadence. “The first thing I do is offer them chocolate,” Larry told me as I walked in. Instead of a handshake, he hands you a scoop with a button, a sample of his gluten-free, dairy-free dark chocolate. The glorious thing… More

Living in Eugene, Oregon, I frequently visit our city’s star wildlife area, the Delta Ponds wetlands. Until recently, these ponds close to the Willamette River were known mainly for their stagnant pools and massive blackberry thickets. Human activity over the past several decades reduced or halted water flow and most of the native habitat and… More

High above the Willamette Valley in the Willamette National Forest, follow the roadway that traces a trail along Fall River, near Lowell, Oregon and you could discover adventure that's guaranteed to take you to new heights. I met a group of climbers along this roadway near Fall Creek Reservoir. As I discovered, they were a… More

Jamie Floyd put down deep roots in the Eugene community during the early 90s as an undergrad at the University of Oregon. The Bay Area native was roaming the Oregon campus just as craft brewing was beginning to take hold in the Pacific Northwest, and Floyd's interest was piqued. He started home brewing with a… More

There’s a lot on the line for Chanelle Price. The 29-year-old professional middle-distance runner recently moved across the country to begin training with Oregon Track Club Elite in hopes of representing Team USA at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. She made the transition less than eight months before the U.S. Olympic Team Trials — Track & Field at the newly renovated Hayward Field in Eugene. More

Eugene knows more than a little something about getting around on foot. After all, this is a city that’s nicknamed TrackTown USA. More

For decades, Eugene has advocated for accessibility as a core community value. More

While we've always loved adventuring in Oregon's great outdoors, a few years ago our family decided to go on a different type of adventure. We became a certified foster family, choosing to care for babies alongside our own children. Shortly after we were certified, we discovered that Oregon State Parks provides a Special Access pass for foster families. More

Hours: Monday through Thursday : 11am - 8:30pm. Friday and Saturday : 11am - 8:30pm. Sunday : Noon - 8:30pm. More

Considering that the Willamette Valley American Viticultural Area (AVA) has 507 wineries and six sub-AVAs within its borders, it might take a lifetime to visit all the tasting rooms and vineyards in this rich region. Many of the most dedicated oenophiles stick to the wondrous wine roads of the north — Highway 47 (aka Sip… More

Back in 2007, when Tom Zell was courting Clover Earl, he made her a cup of rich drinking chocolate for Valentine’s Day. “I said, ‘This is the best thing I’ve ever tasted!” Earl says. Half in jest, she suggested they start a company. Soon, Sipping Dreams was born. The Eugene-based company sells European-style drinking chocolate… More

“Getting away from it all” is easier than you’d think when you cross the Coast Fork of the Willamette River and wander through the woods of a Eugene natural area that is prized for peacefulness, serenity and spectacular wildflower shows. Journey to the southern end of the Willamette Valley to see how they hold on… More

The Lane County Farmers Market is the largest farmers market in the region featuring local vegetables, plants, meats, dairy, seafood, fruits, nuts, grains and more. Visit this market every Tuesday from May through October, rain or shine. Credit, debit and SNAP accepted at the market info booth. More

Tasting pinot while taking in vineyard views from a cozy tasting room is awesome. But tasting pinot after an hour-long, up-close-and-personal stroll through the vines that grew the fruit that’s in your glass? That’s the kind of day you’ll remember long after the bottle is empty. If you’re looking to level-up your next tasting adventure, these Central and South Willamette Valley wineries are ready to help you get you even closer to the action. Here are six ways to explore this quieter region and its... More

In this adventure-driven destination hike to spectacular waterfalls, swim in hot springs, beachcomb below majestic ocean cliffs, shoot the rapids of the McKenzie River or kayak calm ocean estuaries. Feast at farm-to-table restaurants, taste along the Eugene Ale Trail or cycle through the Oregon's beautiful wine country. More

Since the 1970s, Eugene has played host to an amazing summer music festival - the Oregon Bach Festival (OBF). The festival attracts distinguished musicians from around the world for two exciting weeks of orchestral and choral performances, lectures and community events in a true powerhouse of a production. An international audience of over 15,000 people flock to Eugene for the festival, which has grown to include over 50 musical events each year. Many performances are staged at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts and... More

Oregon Track Club's annual 4th of July festivities feature a competitive 10K, a 5K and a 4-mile Mayor's Fitness Walk. This challenging course is one of Eugene's most popular road race and a great lead-in to holiday fireworks displays in the evening! This Green Event takes runners through the best of Eugene, from Spencer Butte, next to Amazon Park, through Downtown and on to Skinner Butte. After the race, have fun at a party that includes live music, refreshments, giveaways, vendor booths and great food... More

Elk Horn Brewery is a gastropub serving delicious Southern style food with a Pacific Northwest twist. They have 24 taps and craft their own soda, cider, beer and mead. The brewery is located below the restaurant and will release its first beer shortly. Elk Horn serves a brunch every Sunday and has a daily special created by the owners Stephen and Colleen Sheehan, founders of Delacata food cart. Located at the corner of Broadway and Hilyard, just a short walk from downtown Eugene and the... More

Although I’ve been in the stands more times than I could ever count, the magic of being inside Hayward Field still gets to me. But what I really appreciate about Eugene is that the magic feeling of Hayward extends even beyond its gates. Here are a few spots that should be on anyone's list when visiting Track Town, USA. More

Spend one day at Agrarian Ales and you’ll realize, it’s all about family. Beer’s a priority too. Don’t get me wrong, these guys know how to brew. Their hard to categorize but flavor packed rotating lineup of seasonal ales is garnering attention from craft beer lovers far and wide. But when you get down to… More

Oregon’s wine country is also home to epic mountain biking trails and awe-inspiring waterfalls. On this itinerary, you’ll discover amazing waterfalls at Silver Falls State Park and world-renowned trails in Oakridge, then relax in style in Eugene. Travel east of Salem to discover the stunning Silver Falls State Park. The park’s Trail of Ten Falls… More

Oregon once had 450 elegant wooden spans, many constructed after World War I. More

When’s the last time you put on fairy wings to watch a troupe of stilt-walkers; glamped riverside to wake up to a day of fly-fishing and paddling; and cruised through town by foot or bike to sip wine, spot murals and listen to live music? You can do it all in the small- and mid-sized towns of the South Willamette Valley, which are often less crowded, and yours to discover. More

Oregon Taxi is a taxi serving the Eugene & Springfield areas. More

The Daily Bagel offers made-from-scratch bagels baked fresh daily. They use only the highest quality ingredients with no added preservatives. Their menu also features sandwiches for breakfast or lunch, pastries, desserts, smoothies, salads, soups and espresso. Gluten-free bread available. Free wi-fi.  More