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In 2016, the historic route turns 100 years old, sparking a season of celebration. Honor the Historic Columbia River Highway by attending the centennial festivities, and see for yourself why this is one of the most significant roads ever built in the United States. More

Anyone who has ever coasted down Interstate 84 or driven the twisty roads up to Timberline Lodge understands why the fantasy-like Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood have lured motorists since the first highways were built more than a century ago. More

With over 30 million acres of forest, Oregon is full of trees. But some of these trees are just a little more amazing than others, telling a story of the great relationship between trees, communities and our daily lives. Selected based on their rarity, aesthetic, ecological value and historical value, Oregon’s Heritage Trees are irreplaceable.… More

Autumn in Oregon is ideal for camping — delightfully free from crowds, mosquitos and mid-summer heat. And, if you head out to the wide-open spaces of Eastern Oregon, it’s easy to find a true camping sanctuary — the only sound being the songbirds and raptors around you and crunch of gravel under your feet. More

Waterfalls are alluring in any season. The cascade is transfixing to the eye, but the anticipation that builds when you hear the falls off in the distance — or the pounding of your chest when you stand next to one — heightens the senses and does something pretty special for the soul. More

Once a year, visitors are invited to the Pauline Ricks Memorial Pow-Wow Grounds at Government Hill in Siletz, midway between Lincoln City and Newport, about 10 miles inland, for the annual Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow. It’s one of several Native celebrations across Oregon that welcome visitors each summer and fall. More

After two days of riding alongside cars, the start of the Cascading Rivers Scenic Bikeway felt almost eerily quiet. The tall pines cast long shadows across the road, blocking the sun from beating down on us for most of the day. Bright pink foxgloves and purple lupine lined the roads, escorting us along the gradual uphill. More

It doesn’t matter whether you’re a lean, mean road warrior; a low-key city cruiser; a laid-back stump jumper; or an elbow-to-elbow cyclocrosser; Oregon has something awesome for you to do while perched on top of two wheels. More

As a family of five, we have experienced nearly every winter activity in Southern Oregon — and made them an annual tradition. More

Whether it’s taking you through snow-capped mountains or the millions of twinkling lights at the Oregon Zoo, an old-school ride on a train or horse-drawn sleigh hits all the marks. More

You may be well steeped in the story of the Oregon Trail, the Missoula floods and other events that shaped the Beaver State into the region it is today. But not many locals or visitors know about the Modoc War — a battle that happened in Southern Oregon in the 1870s that is called one of the costliest in the United States in terms of lives lost and dollars spent per enemy combatant. More

Oregon is world-famous for craft beer. It’s also frequently ranked among the greenest states in the Union. So it’s no surprise that we’re at the forefront of what’s become known as the sustainable-brewing movement. More

If you enjoy snowy landscapes, great exercise and warming shelters with wood stoves, then you will probably like snowshoeing in Oregon. More

For seven years my girlfriend lived in Salem. In all that time, she never really explored wine country, even though she was smack in the middle of the Willamette Valley. Similarly, in her two decades of living in the United States, she’s never taken a journey by train. More

Quinn Meadow Horse Campground is situated in Deschutes National Forest. It is the largest and one of the most popular horse campgrounds in the area, offering visitors scenic views and access to an abundance of recreational activities in the Cascades region. A favorite among horse enthusiasts, the campground is nestled in a mixed-conifer forest in close proximity to snow-capped peaks, high elevation lakes, scenic rivers and several wilderness areas. The campground provides visitors access to a variety of trails. Lakes, lava flows, and forested area... More

From theme parks to animal parks, fish ladders to fairy tales — it’s all just an exit away. More

How to explore this world-renowned destination after peak-season crowds have gone. More

Offering a barbecue and sun terrace, Mermaid's Muse Bed and Breakfast is located in Brookings in the South Coast region of Oregon. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site. Certain units include a seating area where you can relax. A TV is featured. There is a shared kitchen at the property. Free use of bicycles is available at this bed and breakfast and the area is popular for cycling. Guests can... More

Located at the mouth of the Rogue River, Gold Beach is an ideal coastal destination for people who enjoy long walks on the beach, boats and down-to-earth local flavor. “The Rogue kind of explains who we are,” says Jodi Fritts, City Manager for Gold Beach. “We’re one of the most remote cities on the 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

OverviewOchoco Ranger Station was established in 1906 as part of the Western Division of the Blue Mountain Forest Reserves. By 1911, Ochoco Ranger Station was one of seven ranger districts on the newly formed Ochoco National Forest. The site quickly grew from a single office/residence building to a compound with an office, residence, storage building and barn. This house was constructed in 1940 specifically for the District Ranger by the Civilian Conservation Corps and the US Forest Service. It showcases the rustic architectural styles common... More

With its fresh air and wide-open setting, Oregon’s outdoors are perfect for social distancing. If you’re new to the scene or just need a refresher, you can take a guided snow tour designed for beginners. More

You’ve seen the whimsical animations of Oregon. Now the enchanting artwork is coming to the real world, proudly painted on walls in Oregon. More

Most weekends find Elena Pressprich on the road, heading out from her home in Central Oregon in search of fresh powder, unexplored trails and wide, sandy beaches. But no matter where she’s going and no matter what time of year, this avid outdoor enthusiast never leaves home without three essentials: Baya, Rio and Millie. More

It may come as no surprise that more than 400 movies and shows have been filmed in Oregon — from the 1909 silent drama "The Fisherman's Drama" to the current fantasy-adventure series "The Librarians." More

The course was designed by Ted Erickson, and opened in 1987. It offers tree-lined fairways, easy walking and a pleasant game. On the 5th hole there's a 60 foot drop to the fairway below. The slope is 97 to 102, and the ratings are 61.8 for men and 63.2 for women. The ladies tees have a par of 33 for a total distance of 2,100 yards. Green fees are $22.00 for 9 holes. You can rent clubs for $10.00 and pull carts for $2.00. The... More

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

Follow this first-timer’s tour of this beloved city that’s not quite off the beaten path but definitely easy to explore. More

Today the Mt. Hood and Columbia River Gorge region still calls for exploration and appreciation. Its wild beauty continues to inspire awe and wonder. More

With its wide-open spaces and large number of wildly scenic, uncrowded trails, Eastern Oregon is a pup’s paradise. Mountains, creeks, high-desert landscapes and off-leash parks — they’re all here for you, within a short drive for locals. More