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Shaniko Preservation Guild

Classic auto and wagon collection located in the historic city of Shaniko in southern Wasco County, once the world's largest inland wool shipping center. Shaniko itself has many historic buildings, including a restored hotel, city hall and jail, schoolhouse. More

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Central Oregon , Shaniko , Museums ,

Hood River Distillers – Tasting Room

Founded in 1934 and headquartered in Hood River, Oregon, Hood River Distillers is the Northwest's largest and oldes importer, distiller, producer, bottler and marketer of distilled spirits. Rooted in Oregon for over 80 years, Hood River Distillers began by making fruit wines and brandies from the apples and pears that were going to waste as excess productions from the Hood River Valley's abundant harvests. Located along the Columbia River with magestic Mt. Hood as its backdrop, Hood River Distillers has been at its current bottling... More

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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Hood River , Spirits & Distilleries ,

New To You Resale Shop

New to You has been Oregon's largest and most iconic consignment/shopping experience since 1972! Come on down and see why this 15,000 sq. ft. shop is nicknamed "Wine Country's Favorite Closet!" More

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Willamette Valley , McMinnville , Shopping ,

Fins and Feathers Guide Service

Oregon State Marine Board

Douglas county has produced some of the largest Columbia Blacktail taken anywhere in the world and area is known for having exceptional buck quality. With over 10,000 acres of the best ranches Douglas County has to offer. Trust the local residents that manage these properties year round for the best and positive experience. More

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Southern Oregon , Roseburg , Guides & Charters , Fishing , Hunting ,

Unique Sounds of the Oregon Symphony

For more than a century, the Oregon Symphony has played music for the ears of Oregonians. It is the sixth oldest symphony in the United States and one of the largest arts organizations in the Pacific Northwest. The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall hosts the Symphony’s 76 full-time classical musicians who perform over 80 shows to… More

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Portland Region , Portland , Theater & Performing Art , Visual & Performing Arts Events , Trip Ideas , Attractions , Events ,

Owen Memorial Rose Garden

This 7.5 acre (3 ha) display garden features over 400 varieties of roses and other ornamental plants, and is also home to what is believed to be the country's oldest and largest Black Tartarian cherry tree. More

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Willamette Valley , Eugene , Other Outdoor ,

Old House Dahlias

When Mark Harvey started Old House Dahlias using his Portland backyard as a starter plot, he had four types of dahlias. Now you can find more than 200 new and heirloom varieties of dahlias at Old House Dahlias in Tillamook. More

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Oregon Coast , Tillamook , Farms & Ranches ,

Walchli Farms

The Walchli family has been growing the famous Hermiston Watermelons for generations. They are the largest melon grower in the Pacific Northwest. Along with the summertime sweet treat, they grow a variety of other produce plus hay and wheat. Visit the farm stand at the Big Blue Shed and find a variety of delicious in-season produce in the heart of farm land. Enjoy asparagus mid-April to mid June. Melons and more are available mid-July through September.*One of the many stops along the River to Hills... More

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Eastern Oregon , Hermiston , Shopping , Farms & Ranches ,

Dancing with the Swan Island Dahlias

Just outside Canby, a half mile down Birch Road, after the pavement turns to gravel, the Swan Island Dahlias offer a riot of color and a place that is prime for harvest right now. Heather Gitts-Schloe said that the fields are stunning and inviting. “I like to walk the fields and see what nature gives." More

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Willamette Valley , Canby , Farm & Ranch Stays , Farms & Ranches , Wildlife Viewing , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Eat & Drink , Attractions , Events ,

Chehalem Tasting Room & Wine Bar

The story of Chehalem is rooted in a deep and abiding reverence for the land. From the vineyards nurtured and harvested to the wine blended and aged – every step is handled with respect to the fruit and an unwavering standard of sustainable practices. Chehalem considers itself a vineyard winery. They aim to reflect what the vineyard has produced, purely, with minimal processing and without compromising great fruit.A staple of the Downtown Newberg wine scene, the Tasting Room is open seven days a week. Old... More

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Willamette Valley , Newberg , Wine & Wineries ,

Cranberry Sweets & More

For over 50 years, sweet satisfaction has been Cranberry Sweets & More's goal and their guarantee.Bandon is Oregon's cranberry capital, and for years these beautiful red berries were harvested from the bogs only to find relative obscurity. Some were crushed and filtered into fruit drinks. Others were bagged, frozen, and enjoyed maybe a few times a year. There had to be a kinder fate; a way to enjoy their tangy taste year-round.Finally, in 1962, Dorothy Johnson, a Bandon resident, invented a way to capture the... More

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Oregon Coast , Bandon , Dining , Shopping , Accessible Travel ,

Celebrate Maritime Culture in Astoria

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For decades the Columbia River Maritime Museum has illuminated the stories and history of people who live where the largest river in the Pacific Northwest meets the Pacific Ocean. Three current exhibits showcase how deeply connected these communities are to the river and sea and how that has shaped their identity through time. More

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Oregon Coast , Astoria , Museums , Attractions ,

Favell Museum

Reflecting the heritage of the west, Favell Museum has over 100,000 Native American artifacts and works of over 300 major contemporary western artists on display. Largest miniature gun collection in the world. Print sales gallery and original art gallery with all media. There's also a bookstore and gift shop. More

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Southern Oregon , Klamath Falls , Native American Culture , Museums ,

Alton Baker Park

Comprising of 402 acres (163 ha), Eugene's largest riverfront park comes alive throughout the year with festivals, running and walking races and community events. Visitors can enjoy 230 acres (93 ha) of natural area, an off-leash dog park, Cuthbert Amphitheatre, Pre' Trail and The Science Factory. More

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Willamette Valley , Eugene , Parks & Recreational Areas ,

Gateway Brewing

Portland, Oregon has the largest number of breweries in the world - 56 and growing! - but only 1 east of 82nd Ave - .Gateway Brewing. Founded by beer industry veterans Joel and Karen Sheley, the newest nanobrewery in town aims to showcase high quality brews from Portland's East side. Open by appointment only. More

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Portland Region , Portland , Beer & Breweries ,

Portland

Portland has many nicknames: Rose City, Beervana and Bridgetown, to name a few. Like its monikers, Portland is pretty unique. It has world-renowned chefs and hundreds of food carts; art in theaters and outside on the street; the world's largest independent bookstore and highest concentration of craft breweries; a huge urban forest; and a bridge reserved for bicyclists. This isn't your typical city. If Portland wasn't so different, it wouldn't be Portland. More

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Portland Region , Cities ,

Wallowa Llamas

Oregon State Marine Board

Since 1985, Wallowa Llamas has led guided tours through Oregon's largest Wilderness area, the Eagle Caps. The llamas carry the amenities, allowing hikers to enjoy the rugged beauty of the Wallowa Mountains with ease and luxury. Wallowa Llamas offers full-service, multi-day, guided llama trips in addition to llama rentals. More

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Eastern Oregon , Halfway , Guides & Charters , Birding , Camping , Family Fun , Fishing , Sustainable Travel , Hiking & Backpacking , Back Country Guides , Backpacking ,

Big Tree – Heritage Tree

This majestic pine is the biggest of its species ever recorded. It was a giant before the Oregon Territory was established, enduring centuries of fire, insects, disease, and human impact. Recently half of its crown was lost to weather, making another Ponderosa pine taller, but "Big Tree" remains the largest in circumference.Located in La Pine State Park More

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Central Oregon , La Pine , Historic Sites & Oregon Trail , Hiking & Backpacking ,

“Only Slightly Exaggerated” IPA Hits Bottles

Deschutes Brewery — one of Oregon’s largest craft breweries, based in Bend, with pubs in Portland’s Pearl District and Portland International Airport — has just released a limited edition of Only Slightly Exaggerated IPA in bottles, perfect for summer adventuring. More

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Beer & Breweries ,

Del Rio Vineyards

Located at the entrance to Del Rio Vineyards is the historic Rock Point Stage Hotel built in 1864. This building has been partially renovated to serve as Del Rio’s wine tasting room. Much of the building has been restored to its original state, and the tasting room has the charm and warmth of days gone past. Surrounding the tasting room is a comfortable picnic area, perfect for relaxing and enjoying a special vintage while taking in the spectacular view of Southern Oregon's largest vineyard. A visit... More

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Southern Oregon , Gold Hill , Wine & Wineries ,

Beyond Wine in the Willamette Valley

Ready for a getaway to the Willamette Valley? Plan your trip at OregonWineCountry.org. We’re wild about wine in the Willamette Valley, but this fertile region has even more to offer than the 300-plus wineries within its boundaries. Beer, mead, cider, farm-to-table cuisine and local harvest also flourish here. Why not take a trip beyond the wine in the… More

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Willamette Valley , Trip Ideas ,

Oard’s Museum & Gallery

A must visit for lovers of Native American art, jewelry, and gifts. The art of nine tribes is represented at Oard's Museum & Gallery.Oards has been in business for 135 years and has had 3 generations at the helm. Located 23 miles East of Burns at the northern end of of the Great Harney Basin, the free museum evolved from Mavis' collection of Indian antiques, dishes, furnishings, clocks, dolls, and more. Her great- grandparents settled in this area in 1872. Over the years they expanded the store... More

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Eastern Oregon , Burns , Native American Culture , Museums , Shopping ,

Historic Willamette Neighborhood Walking Tour

Although there are many historic structures of interest throughout West Linn, the Willamette Historic District, now recognized nationally, has the largest concentration of historic residential architecture in the city.This walking tour includes over 70 locations with historic significance to the area, street trees and places of interest along the rivers in West Linn.Download the brochure here. More

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Portland Region , West Linn , Tours & Guided Trips , Educational Activities ,

Mount Angel Chamber of Commerce

Welcome to Mt. Angel, Oregon. This little town, founded in the late 1800s by German settlers, has an Old World flavor which is heightened by the many Bavarian style storefronts and the beautiful Benedictine Abbey and Monastery. Mt. Angel celebrates its German heritage each year during the Oktoberfest, one of Oregon's largest festivals. More than 300,000 people attend the four-day event, which has been held in Mt. Angel for more than 50 years. More

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Willamette Valley , Mount Angel , Family Fun , Educational Activities , Welcome & Visitor Centers ,

Echo and Stanfield Market

The Echo and Stanfield Market is the largest Market in the region. The market focuses on bringing the community and agriculture together for a family event on the third Saturday of each month, June through October along highway 395 in Stanfield, Oregon. The Echo and Stanfield Market has a variety of vendors offering agricultural products (produce, meat, wool, fish and more), handmade crafts, homemade foods as well as community and small businesses. Each market has live entertainment, kid's events and a food pod. More

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Eastern Oregon , Stanfield , Farmers Markets ,

Sundance Wine Cellars

Oregon's largest selection of wine. Since 1983, Sundance Wine Cellars has provided an unparalleled selection of wine from around the world. Specializing in wines from Oregon. Free wine tastings every Friday and Saturday from 4 - 6 p.m. Open daily until 7 p.m. Free samples of Oregon wines are always available. More

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Willamette Valley , Eugene , Shopping ,

Blue Ox RV Park

Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association

Blue Ox RV Park offers many sites are pull-through spaces, and they can accommodate the largest vehicles. Each space has complete hookups which include: electric, water, sewer and cable TV. Propane refilling is available. The Blue Ox has three shower facilities, two laundry facilities and an indoor pool. There's also a large recreation building with a full kitchen, seating for 60, an exercise room, TV area and ping-pong table. The office is open seven days a week. More

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Willamette Valley , Albany , RV Parks ,

Southern Oregon Bigfoot Experience

Largest selection of Bigfoot-themed gifts in Southern Oregon.Bigfoot, Sasquatch, or Yeti it goes by many names, but there is no doubt that it has become one of the greatest American legends of all time. At the Southern Oregon Bigfoot Experience, you can view a collection of Bigfoot casts, hair, and sightings.There is also the Yeti Ice-Cream and Treats shop for visitors to stop by right around the corner. More

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Southern Oregon , Cave Junction , Shopping ,

Gilt Jewelry

Fueled by her love of ancient and antique adornment, Paula Bixel established Gilt in Portland, Oregon in 1994. Since then, Gilt has cultivated one of the largest selections of vintage jewelry and antique jewelry in the Northwest with an emphasis on vintage engagement rings and estate wedding bands. If you prefer a more modern approach to jewelry, Gilt offers a large collection of unique and affordable small studio designer jewelry. More

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Portland Region , Portland , Shopping ,

Sauvie Island

Sauvie Island is the largest island along the Columbia River and lies 10 miles northwest of downtown Portland. The island's farmland and wildlife refuge and has become a popular destination for a variety of people — locals seeking the freshest and best produce; birdwatchers looking for sandhill cranes, bald eagles, blue herons or migrating geese; and those who want to hike, bike, fish, hunt or use the public beaches. More

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