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B2 Taphouse & Brewery is a family owned south Salem destination with 27 taps, a kitchen, friendly staff, and a gorgeous patio and fire pit. More

Isaac’s is an extension of the non profit organization called Isaac’s Room, that currently runs the IKE Box. Their team is excited to bring a fresh cafe featuring coffee, wine and dessert to downtown Salem, while continuing to help divested youth rise to the challenges of life. More

Guests can enjoy steaks, seafood, burgers, fish & chips and more at Chira's Restaurant. Chira is a Le Cordon Bleu graduate in Restaurant Management, Hotel Operations and Culinary Arts. More

The John Day River Trading Post is owned and operated by the Cole Family. Located at the confluence of the North Fork and Main of the John Day River, the Trading Post is your go-to for all your camping, fishing, and snacking needs! You can also rent pontoons and paddle boards here. *One of the many stops along the John Day River Farm Trail  More

The Epicenter has something fun for everyone. Find family fun at every turn. The Epicenter Bowling Center offers 32 lanes of bowling with a terrific staff of managers and customer service representatives to offer a good time for everyone. The Faultline Arcade offers the largest state-of-the-art video arcade for 80 miles in any directions, with games and prizes for all ages. The Aftershock Sports Bar & Grill and Nightclub is the hottest party place in the Klamath Basin. Come and enjoy all The Epicenter has to... More

Bicycle Jones is a bike supply and repair shop located in downtown Klamath Falls.  More

Located in the Downtown Historic  District, Albany Antique Mall encompasses over 25,000 square feet of antiques, collectibles and vintage clothing with 80 plus amazing, dedicated dealers. They love old stuff. More

Founded in 2011, Estill Farms is a family owned and operated blueberry farm located in Oregon's Umpqua Valley. Visit the farm for U-pick (June - August), pre-picked and frozen blueberries.The Elkton farm is USDA certified organic and Global GAP certified. Elkton Farms also has a conventional blueberry farm located in Drain, Oregon. More

When fresh snow dusts the forested peaks and folded hills of Southern Oregon, winter adds another layer to the many delights of the Rogue Valley. All year round, you can enjoy the valley’s renowned dining scene, world-class wines and famous fishing. More

Parker Falls Trail leads to a series of waterfalls, pools and cascades in a forest of large Douglas fir. The trail is narrow with several steep and rocky sections. At approximately 0.6 mile the trail forks; a short side trail to the right leads to a viewpoint of the lower three-tiered falls, while the main trail continues to your left and climbs for another quarter of a mile where you reach the top of a cascading waterfall with pools above and below. The falls hit... More

Located on Steamboat Creek, this small but powerful waterfall pours over large basalt boulders and cliffs. Parking at the site is limited, additional parking space is available upstream along road 38. More

While the 363 miles of Oregon coastline are stunning, pristine and accessible all year long, a winter trip always delivers unexpected treasures. Visitors often find the Coast’s winter temperatures warmer than inland climes. Many come for the storm watching — crashing waves, looming clouds and rain-washed beaches — and stay for beachcombing and fort building in the sunbreaks that follow. More

World famous for its pinot noir but also rich in bountiful agriculture, arts, culture, history and stunning natural beauty, the Willamette Valley offers an astonishing number of popular and back-road delights any time of year. More

Sprawling out for more than 10,000 square miles of high desert, the southeastern corner of Oregon is the ultimate off-the-grid destination, with little-known trails, scenic vistas and remote campsites. This adventurous territory is all contained within the massive Harney County, so large that it outsizes states like Maryland and Vermont. More

Enjoy a variety of dishes from Chef Sam Woodward, and a bar full of your favorite beverages. Eat, drink, and be merry at Salem’s Masonry Grill. More

Enjoy homemade taffy and candy corn at the Newport Candy Shoppe. More

If you plan to explore the state this year, consider taking one of these passionate Oregonians along with you. Guides, tour operators and outfitters can enhance your visit to Oregon with safe and memorable experiences, plus a few insider secrets. More

Driving through the landscapes of Southern Oregon’s Lake County is like entering a painting where the oil hasn't quite dried. The skies are huge, cut with dramatic scarps and overlaid with a palette of tawny browns and pale greens. L More

As the fourth largest county in the state, with plenty of room to spread out, Southern Oregon’s Klamath County brims with open vistas and pristine forests, rivers and lakes, including Crater Lake — Oregon’s only national park. More

Here at the Espresso Mill, you will find some of the best coffee and service around! They carry a variety of delicious pastries as well as breakfast sandwiches, wraps, and more. Stop in and see for yourself all the great items Espresso Mill & Bakery has to offer. It's a great stop on your way to the beach or shopping in Charleston. Open daily 5:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. More

This riverfront park provides access to the Siuslaw River in Historic Old Town Florence. Named by residents to memorialize the notorious "exploding whale" incident that took place on the Oregon Coast in the 70s, this beautiful wayside park offers sandy beach and views of the Siuslaw River Bridge. The park offers views of the Siuslaw River and Bridge and the sand dunes on the south side of the river. For more about the "exploding whale" incident, check out the video link in this listing. More

A few hundred yards from the trailhead, the trail passes under Cow Horn Arch, an unexpected, breathtaking rock formation that towers 20 feet overhead.  Further along this high country trail, hikers will be met with excellent vistas of the Jackson Creek drainage and views that extend to Northern California on a clear day. The trail winds through large open alpine meadows full of wildflowers and along the tops of ridges with unusual rock formations before entering the Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness at Cougar Butte. The trail can then be... More

This 1.2-mile trail passes through a dense forest with a variety of timber types, including a section that was burned in a 2002 lightning fire. Although it has limited views along the way, Beaver Swamp Trail rewards hikers with access to Fish Lake, a beautiful, secluded lake within Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness. Elevation changes from 4100 feet at the trailhead to 3400 feet at the junction with Fish Lake Trail #1570.  More

Located at the corner of Fir Street and Main Avenue, this "pocket park" features a Splash play area, state, fire pit and picnic tables. More

This park located on the North side of Sisters includes a play area. The park is available to rent for group events such as weddings, reunions, craft shows and fairs. More

On any given day, you can find families and visitors of all ages partaking in the centuries-old pastime, walking at a turtle’s pace, stopping to peer inside a store or dipping into a shop for ice cream. The tradition persists thanks to Seaside’s famous Promenade — 1.5 scenic miles of paved, accessible walkway that stretch the length of town from Avenue U to 12th Avenue. More

Face Rock Creamery Café at Coos Bay Village features the same treats you know and love from their flagship store and creamery in Bandon. This café features their delicious paninis, signature macaroni & cheese, and soups; along with plans for an ice cream parlor featuring Umpqua Ice Cream; and a beer and wine bar featuring 7 Devils Brewing Co. and Oregon wines. More

Located right downtown Coos Bay. Enjoy frozen yogurt, custards, gelato, sugar-free sorbets and more. Open daily 11am - 9pm More

Serving authentic Mexican Cuisine.  More

Forage has been serving the Oregon wine country in one form or another since 2001. Beginning with catering and culinary classes in 2004, they started catering with the first mobile wood fired oven in the Willamette Valley in 2006. They love the area for its local bounty and proximity to the Pacific Ocean's vast selection of fish. Forage had always wanted a little spot to showcase the areas food and wine, so in 2016 they began the search for and found a 1915 craftsman building... More