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There’s nothing like a whitewater rafting or jet boat trip to leave you breathless, soaked to the bone and pumped full of adrenaline. Then there’s the kind of boat trip that takes it down a notch — from wild to mild, but every bit just as sensational. Here are a handful of guided boat trips… More

Where motorists on old U.S. Highway 30 once crept around curves high along the cliffs of the Columbia River Gorge, hikers, bicyclists and users of other muscle-driven forms of transportation leisurely enjoy the view from the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail. The trail, three disconnected paved ribbons along abandoned stretches of the historic highway, give you more than 12 miles of sightseeing thrills. Mark O. Hatfield Trailheads (east and west) The 4.5 mile Twin Tunnels segment between Mosier and Hood River passes through two... More

The Oregon Coast Trail (OCT) is 382 miles of pieced-together paths, soft lanes of pine needles, wide-open beaches and sidewalks that run through buzzing shoreline towns. It’s yet to garner the attention of far more strenuous thru-hikes, such as the Appalachian or Pacific Crest trails. But the OCT offers something those other famous trails lack: the opportunity to explore a huge stretch of Oregon’s craggy coastline in segments, whether as a single day hike or a string of back-to-back excursions. More

Open Monday through Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed on National Holidays   More

Discover extraordinary wildlife and habitat just outside Klamath Falls. Established in 1928, the Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge spans 23,098 acres, mostly freshwater hardstem-cattail marsh and open water, along with 30 acres of forested uplands. These habitats serve as excellent nesting and brood rearing areas for waterfowl and colonial nesting birds, including American white pelican and several heron species. Bald eagle and osprey nest nearby and can sometimes be seen fishing in refuge waters. It is also home to two endangered species of fish and... More

Located in the hills overlooking the Willamette Valley, Helvetia Lavender Farm demonstrates the versatility of lavender with 60 different varieties in landscaping and cutting fields. The farm’s annual Lavender Festival welcomes visitors to wander through the gardens, cut lavender bundles, enjoy the view from the pavilion, and relax amid the scent of lavender. The farm distills their own lavender oil and offers a large selection of products and gifts. During the Lavender Festival, afternoon tea and light lunches are available. More

RavenCroft is home for dozens of lavender varieties that provide early summer color and perfume on an elegant hillside, against a commanding view of the beautiful Willamette Valley. The farm specializes in essential oil products from their on-site distillation, and special blended fragrances that are available in the charming Raven’s Nest gift shop. During the bloom season, the farm is open on selected weekends and visitors are encouraged to stroll in the field, choose fresh lavender for bundling, and even picnic. More

On the campus of Lewis and Clark College, the historic garden is an oasis of beauty. The original Fir Acres Estate includes 63 acres, 12 of which are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. There is a reflecting pool, rose garden and more. More

Eagle Creek Lavender grows over 15 varieties of lavender for fresh cut, dried and essential oil. They offer lavender bath and beauty products and culinary goods. More

Led by world-renowned bonsai professional Ryan Neil, Bonsai Mirai offers online classes, occasional tours, bonsai transportation / management and exhibit curation. Mr. Neil has been featured in Architectural Digest as well as other publications and is considered one of the world’s leaders in bonsai. Mirai in Japanese means ‘future.’ It refers not to the immediate future, but to a distant dream, a romantic thought, the future yet to come, ever out of reach, unobtainable and continually evolving. More

Ask bird-watchers to name Southern Oregon’s greatest attractions and the Pacific Flyway in Klamath Falls is at the top of the list. Find out why so many flock to this diverse avian region each winter. More

Camping by RV in Oregon is an ever-changing pleasure. With nearly 200 Oregon States Parks, you can find just about any experience you seek. More

With 8,000 acres of rugged terrain — vertical cliffs carved by the John Day River, deep canyons and rocky grasslands stretching for miles around — a trip to Cottonwood Canyon State Park in Eastern Oregon is like traveling back in time. Located about two hours from Portland (50 minutes southeast of The Dalles), Cottonwood is Oregon’s… More

South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve is located in a sheltered arm that forms the southern end of the Coos estuary in southwestern Oregon. The Reserve and its watershed protect a relatively undisturbed area representative of coastal ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest. Its uplands are characterized by steep slopes supporting conifer forests with stream systems supplying fresh water to the estuary. The lowlands support freshwater wetlands and ponds, high and low salt marshes that have experienced varying degrees of disturbance and recovery, emergent islands including... More

Tranquil, crystal-clear waters and towering ponderosa pines frame the landscape at Catherine Creek State Park. Cradled in a canyon created by the creek, the park provides visitors a cool, quiet and peaceful setting for outdoor activities. Camp in the campground next to Catherine Creek and enjoy the thrill of landing a rainbow trout or simply cool your heels in its icy waters. Bring your friends or family and enjoy a day in our picnic area: play a game of horseshoes, take a leisurely hike along... More

A natural warm-water swimming pool and picnic area on the edge of the small town of Cove in Oregons Grande Ronde Valley. More

Frenchglen Hotel is a small slice of peace and quiet in southeastern Oregon at the gateway to the mighty Steens Mountain. You don't need to drive to the Sierra Nevada or Montana to get that glorious wide-open sky feeling. Come and enjoy the history and unique beauty of this timeless piece of Oregon history. Rooms for rent Much like stagecoach travelers of the early 20th Century, you can stay in one of the hotel's rustic rooms. The dining room and lobby are great places to... More

The English style gardens of Historic Deepwood Estate were created by Lord and Schryver in 1929. Refer to the Historic Deepwood Estate listing in the Historical Attractions section. More

The Flatiron Rock Trailhead is 16 miles east of Bend and explores the Badlands Wilderness Area. More

Kit Carson Park is a city park including a pavilion with tables, a baseball field, and a new playground with a rock climbing wall, a wood suspension bridge, other climbing structures, and a zip line. More

The Veteran’s Memorial is located within the City’s Veteran’s Park in Downtown Klamath Falls. The Memorial features memorial bricks for past and present military personnel, an informational kiosk and a covered pavilion.  More

A park with a pleasant lake, picnic shelters and restrooms maintained by Portland General Electric. A flock of domestic geese will certainly greet you. However the best birding is to the N of the park at the Carr Slough wetlands. Either hike along the dike that starts from the NE corner of a large reservoir N of the entrance road, or drive N 0.7 mi on Hwy 30 to Graham Rd. This road is elevated with good views of the wetlands on either side of... More

Diggers, this park's for you! Razor clamming is a favorite activity as well as surfing. If you plan to visit prime Newport attractions like the Oregon Coast Aquarium and Hatfield Marine Science Center, you must stop in for a refreshing picnic at Agate Beach. Agate Beach Wayside is situated between the new and old highway 101. There is a large parking lot with room for trailer parking. The beach access trail consists of a tunnel that goes underneath the old highway 101 to a large... More

Overview Alsea Falls Recreation Site is located along a Bureau of Land Management National Back Country Byway, located in the Oregon Coast Range, 13 miles west of Monroe, Oregon, in Benton County. The South Fork of the Alsea River flows through the Alsea Falls Recreation Site, cascading down to form Alsea Falls with a drop of 30 feet. Natural Features: Forests in all stages of growth line South Fork Alsea National Back Country Byway. The nearby South Fork Alsea River offers painters and photographers endless... More

Large trees characterize this forested park along Hwy 36 between Junction City and Triangle Lake. There's a picnic area, restroom, and short trail along the Long Tom River. Bring a lunch and relax! More

Your first impression of Loeb may well be the fresh scent of the myrtlewood forest … a crisp, eucalyptus-like fragrance.  The park is nestled in a grove of these lovely trees, many of which are well over 200 years old.  The pristine Chetco River runs clean and clear along the southeast edge of the park. Several campsites and three rental cabins face this scenic river.  During the year, you can fish, swim and raft, or walk the self-guided Riverview nature trail. The river offers some... More

Barlow Ranger District is on the East side of Mount Hood. More

Picnic tables in shaded areas along the beautiful Clackamas River. More

Located in Central Oregon, the Deschutes National Forest extends for about 100 miles along the east side of the Cascade Mountains, encompassing more than 1.6 million acres, encompassing more than 1.6 million acres. Enjoy a scenic backdrop of volcanic mountains that form the crest of the Cascade Mountains, and alpine forests, volcanic attractions, dense evergreen forests, mountain lakes, caves, desert areas, and alpine meadows. A wide variety of recreational and scenic opportunities exist on the volcanoes of the High Cascades and in Newberry National Volcanic... More

This park was one of the first parcels donated as park land to the Oregon Highway Commission in 1922. One of the few rest stops along Highway 30, you'll find a restroom, monument, and a wondrous Douglas fir forest overlooking the Columbia River.   More