Oregon isn’t a place you see as much as you do. You can sight-see our beautiful coast, volcanic mountains, crystal-clear lakes and deserts that stretch as far as the eye can see. If you’re looking for world-class pinots, some of the best food and craft beer in the country, epic cycling, kayaking, windsurfing or just about anything else-ing, look no further.
Better yet, don’t look, come out here and leap.
In Oregon, there’s always something to do. You can play world-class golf, cycle along hundreds of miles of designated bike lanes, take road-trips to wine country, hunt for fossils or get lost in the moment of a brilliantly crafted scene of play at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
Not sure where to start? Let some of Oregon’s adventurers and guides take you on a virtual tour of the state, offering stories, itineraries and some inspiration from across Oregon.
I’m always on the lookout for unique, interesting recreation that blends adventure with history and tells a really good story along the way.So imagine a time not so long ago – when gigantic icebergs floated across an incredible lake that flooded the entire broad-shouldered Willamette Valley.Now, it’s history you can explore along a Portland Metro-area hiking trail called the…
Eastern Oregon is known for its wild mountain peaks, but it’s also making a name for its wild mountain race the…
Before Freda Casillas ever dreamed of working for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), she was a big fan. The self…
Fall and winter on the Oregon Coast offer many opportunities for rejuvenating outdoor activities, and the coast is my…
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Not familiar with U.S. geography? Oregon is on the West Coast, right between Washington and California. Some people think it’s the best thing about the West Coast, and of course they’re right.
Made up of seven diverse regions, Oregon has the ocean, mountains, valleys, high desert, cities, small towns, and almost everything in between.
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