Oregon is a food lover’s paradise, where every meal tells a story of place, passion, and freshness. From award-winning restaurants to roadside farm stands, you’re never far away from food or drinks that are delicious, local and made with care. Whether you’re craving wild-caught seafood on the coast, bold wines in the Willamette Valley, or craft beer and food carts in Portland, Oregon serves up unforgettable flavors in every corner of the state.

If you’re a foodie, you’ve probably seen pictures of the plates our award-winning chefs prepare from this bounty, paired with any one of the thousands of handcrafted beers and wines Oregon produces. Oregon’s soil produces amazing fruits and vegetables, like grapes that we turn into wine and hops for brewing beer. Our ocean provides sustainably caught Dungeness crab, rockfish, albacore tuna and more. We grow black truffles and marionberries and wild edible mushrooms.

Fresh ingredients are at the heart of everything we eat and drink here. Thanks to Oregon’s diverse landscapes and dedicated growers, chefs have access to seasonal produce, artisan cheeses, sustainable meats, and more. Come hungry, and get ready to explore a food scene that’s as rich and varied as the land itself.

Here’s an idea: stop reading about all this incredible bounty, and come out here and taste it for yourself.

New and expert mountain bikers alike come to explore Oregon’s diverse landscape, climate and terrain.

Allow us introduce you to Oregon’s best mountain biking destinations across the state, where a wide variety of knobby-tire communities are waiting to welcome you with miles of trails to shralp and plenty of places to stay, eat and imbibe nearby.

Whether you’re looking for urban cruising or to get out of town and see some of Oregon’s most stunning scenery, we want to help you do it from the seat of a bike.

Oregon’s innovative Scenic Bikeways program offers some of the best of Oregon’s scenic, historic, natural and cultural experiences. The routes are diverse, accommodating everyone from beginning to advanced riders, for day trips or extended, multi-day adventures. There are linear routes and loops, short rides and long. So go ahead, start planning your own two-wheeled vacation in Oregon.

Cyclists are gravitating to gravel paths to escape the hustle and bustle of cities without going too deep into the wild.

It’s about solace and scenery, a great workout and — did we mention the lack of cars?

Oregon is one of a kind: a place where you can hike to a scenic vista, then eat a farm-to-table meal; a place filled with scenic bikeways and Wild and Scenic Rivers; a place we’re lucky to call home. To help you have an authentic Oregon experience, we’re here to help answer your questions.

We see your Wonders, world. And raise you 7 of our own.

We invite you to not just see Oregon’s 7 Wonders, but experience them. Because our Wonders aren’t just for taking pictures of – to truly say you’ve seen our Wonders, you have to get out of the car, hike down from the scenic vista and feel them beneath your feet.

Just remember: This is Oregon. So how you go about doing that is entirely up to you.

You can see a lot of Oregon from behind the wheel of a car.

Oregon’s roads showcase the state’s grandeur. The ability to access Oregon’s diverse natural beauty, as well as historical and cultural sites, has earned it 29 designated Scenic Byways and Tour Routes. On some byways, you’ll drive from the high desert to snowcapped peaks to verdant valleys in one go. You’ll experience the breathtaking views of Hells Canyon, Crater Lake, the Columbia River Gorge and Pacific coastline.

Road-tripping in Oregon means more than just driving from point A to B — it’s about pulling over for a fresh-caught seafood lunch on the coast, watching windsurfers at Hood River, stargazing under some of the darkest skies in the country, and meeting the locals who make these routes special. We’ve rounded up tips, must-see stops, and downloadable maps to make your journey unforgettable.

Tips for Your Oregon Road Trip

• Remember that the best road trips aren’t rushed. Oregon’s byways are full of small-town diners, hidden hiking trails, farm stands, and photo-worthy pullouts that most people fly right past.
• If you can, travel midweek or in the spring and fall for lighter traffic and more open lodging options.
• Don’t forget to fuel up! Some stretches of road, like the High Desert Discovery Scenic Byway in Eastern Oregon, can go 50 miles without a gas station.
• While you’re enjoying these scenic byways, please remember to drive with care as you are sharing the roads with bicyclists, farm equipment and wildlife.

“Are we there yet?” isn’t something you hear much of when road tripping around Oregon.

A vacation in Oregon is packed with fun and epic adventures for families of all ages. Whether you’re building sandcastles on the coast, exploring hands-on science exhibits or hiking through ancient forests, there’s no shortage of ways to play, learn and make memories together. With its blend of outdoor beauty, kid-friendly attractions and quirky charm, Oregon is the perfect destination for a family getaway. It’s not only the rapidly changing landscapes that enchant; there’s plenty to keep active families entertained. Oregon has world-class attractions, interactive museums, zoos and amusement parks, thrilling zip lines and plenty of unique road stops. From interactive museums and wildlife parks to scenic bike trails and waterfall hikes, there’s something for every age and interest.

• Ride a historic train through the mountains,
• Dig for fossils in the high desert.
• Take a thrilling dune buggy ride in Florence.
• Tour a real submarine in Portland.
• Ride a lighted kayak at night.
• Go stargazing at one of Oregon’s dark-sky parks.
• Stroll through a park with life-sized dinosaurs.

No matter where you go in Oregon, family fun comes naturally.

Travelers can experience some of the best scenery the state has to offer along an Oregon Electric Byway.

Oregon is home to one of the largest and most robust networks of electric vehicle fast-charging stations in the U.S. And in between the many EV charging stations are scenic routes dotted with environmentally friendly businesses — hotels, spas, wineries, breweries and restaurants. So while you’re busy practicing sustainable travel along the woodsy back roads of Oregon, stop by an charming landmark and charge your car. Driving an electric car through Oregon definitely has its perks.