851 Results

The first consideration for riding the C2C is a hotly debated topic - what kind of bike should you ride? While both a gravel bike and a hardtail mountain bike are fine choices, the hardtail is preferable for most riders. Don’t let the first seven miles of relatively flat pavement fool you - much of the route consists of loose chunky gravel, steep climbs, and even steeper descents that call for wide tubeless tires and disc brakes. Wide range gearing with a generous easy gear... More

From the beginning, Social Goods set out to be a company that values charitable giving, community, families and amazing beer, wine and toys. They celebrate the pub feel with a safe environment for families. Think of Social Goods as your living room away from your living room. They've removed that bar stigma and have replaced it with a place for community. History was built on community and great beers and wines. Come and see what Social Goods has to offer. More

Bald Peak (1,629' elev.) is located where the worlds of high-tech and rural Oregon meet. Restaurants, shops, nightlife and a fast pace abound in nearby Hillsboro. Farms, wineries, fruit stands and a chance to appreciate the more subtle and sublime life can be found in Newberg. Take a relaxing, scenic drive through the Chehalem hills from Newberg. Along the way, take a break at Bald Peak State Park. There's a nice grassy hillside perfect for a picnic (there's no drinking water at the park, though).... More

The original Chehalem Aquatic Center opened on Dec. 20, 1970. This was the first major construction project of CPRD, then just five years old, funded by a tax bond of just $572,000. Built on the wooded outskirts of town, Newberg’s first indoor swimming pool facility had a projected lifespan of 50 years. Past the age of 40, as the community continued to grow, the facility began to deteriorate and its pool mechanics to become obsolete. Just as it occurred to form the park and recreation... More

Riding in Oakridge keeps getting better. It’s a virtuous cycle: it started with a handful of amazing routes. Word spread, and riders started coming for the fun. That led to even more good routes, and more riders coming… which leads to even more good routes.This daily double puts together two treats – Larison Rock, one of the original items on the Oakridge riding menu, and Dead Mountain, a newer offering, for a day you won’t soon forget.The premise: Catch one shuttle in the morning to... 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

Guided river rafting, hiking, snowshoeing, mountain biking and daily shuttle services are offered by this family-friendly mountain outfitter. Year-round explore the Willamette National Forest, the headwaters of the Willamette River and the trails around Oakridge – known as the Mountain Biking Capital of the Northwest. Tour highlights include summer "forest bathing" trips and winter snowshoeing treks to Oregon's second highest waterfall. The guides are friendly, professional and knowledgeable – and eager to share their enthusiasm for the Cascades. Trips can be customized for all ages,... More

If you’re looking for a ride that balances effort with reward, this may be the route for you. You can find a balance in climbing a few moderate hills to enjoy sweeping wine country views, or in burning enough calories to offset a little wine tasting or a big meal afterward. Either way you look at it, this is an enjoyable, moderate ride through the McMinnville countryside. Over just a few hours (well, depends on how often you stop, for how long), you’ll roll past vineyards,... More

Welcoming campers, horseback riders, pilots and more! You can ride for an hour or all day. If you feel like a meal too, join a Steak Fry Ride or an Overnight Trail Ride to Trask Mtn.The Red Ranch House offers room rentals and breakfast (reservations required). Camping is open year-round. There are three camping shacks now available, and two of them have woodstoves.The Flying M Ranch is 10 miles from the nearest urban community, Yamhill, 16 miles off the beaten path from a major metropolitan... More

Enjoy scenic paddle board floats on the Willamette River. Paddle board lessons, tours, and rentals are available  Saturday and Sundays frp, May to October. For more information visit Willamette Paddle's website.     More

Ranges from steep slopes, high peaks, and ridges at the higher elevations to gently sloping and benchy terrain in the lower elevations. The most prominent features are Chimney Peak, Donaca Lake and the Middle Santiam River. Native fish populations thrive in both river and lake. Much of this wilderness is forested with mature stands of old-growth Douglas-fir, western redcedar and western hemlock at lower elevations and true firs near ridgelines. More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More

Enjoy a guided fishing experience with Reel Oregon Adventures. More

Guide Zach Harper offers guided fishing experiences in Oregon. More

Cleator Bend Group Campground is temporarily closed due to damage from the Beachie Creek and Lionshead fires. OverviewCleator Bend Group Campground, located on a bend of the Breitenbush River, is a popular destination for camping. The group area provides an ideal base camp for fishing, hiking, biking and more. RecreationThe river is a popular spot for wading, swimming and rainbow trout fishing. FacilitiesCleator Bend is a group campground on the northern banks of the river. A vault toilet is located in the middle of the... More

Enjoy a guided fishing experience for salmon or steelhead with The River Man Guide Service. You can also fish for trout and crab. More

Salamander Island is a small is landing in silverton that when in season will be covered with Salamanders. More

For almost 50 years, this farming family has called the Willamette Valley home. A family-owned and operated farm raising seed crops and cattle, Eola Crest Cattle's 71X Farmstore is located on the farm just minutes from downtown McMinnville. Locals and visitors alike come to the store for the farm raised beef, farm fresh eggs and other meats sourced from area farmers. A welcoming gift shop highlights the many items from around the area as well. Visitors can meet Petey the donkey and take a stroll... More

Public Works maintains the City’s six parks, totaling over ten acres, year round. Besides the regular maintenance and upkeep of the parks, Public Works prepares them for private rentals and events. Future development of the parks system is based on the Parks Master Plan, which is implemented with available funding.  More

Just like other towns and villages, Oregon is adored by tourists for its peaceful gardens. Jan LaFollette DGC, dog park and disc golf gives you a possibility to relax for a while and get in touch with nature. Admire the greenery, meet new people, arrange a date, sunbathe, meditate, sit on a bench, walk with your pets, listen to music, have a picnic or get together with friends in your free time. Make sure to check out the reviews to learn about the details or just go for a walk there and write your own... More

Enjoy a guided adventure for fall Chinook, winter Steelhead or spring Chinook with Fishy Waters. More

Enjoy a guided experience fishing or crabbing with Sticks w/Strings. More

Riverside Fly Fishing & Scenic Tours offers guided fly fishing trips and fly fishing lessons, as well as scenic river tours on the Willamette and McKenzie rivers. More

Enjoy a guided fishing experience in winter or spring with experienced guide Jeff Jenkins. More

Enjoy a fishing adventure with J Beard Guide Service. Your guide, Jason Hagan, has been an avid inshore and offshore angler in the Pacific Northwest for more than 20 years. From the upriver waters of the Siletz River or the bay of the Siuslaw River you can fish from 18’ ClackaMAX drift boat or 21’ Koffler sled. No matter the time of year, Jason can find the fish, and he has the right boat to get you on the beautiful Pacific Northwest waters. More

Offering the same great service with a fresh new look, Oregon Express Shuttle and HUT Shuttle are now Groome Transportation. Groome Transportation travels from Eugene to PDX with stops along the way.  More

Go Taxi USA is a taxi serving the Eugene/Springfield area. More

With its sprawling forests and lush waterways, you’ll find dozens of hikes around the Willamette Valley that lead to tumbling falls. Where to start? From popular stunners like Silver Falls State Park to lesser-known Shellburg Falls, here are some of my favorites in the valley. Get out there — your waterfall-mist facial awaits. More

Trans Cascadia Excursions offers guided mountain bike trips and shuttles in the Pacific Northwest. They specialize in Backcountry MTB adventures. More