The Oregon Encyclopedia. An absolute treasure trove of facts, stories, history, and trivia about Oregon people, places, and events. Authoritative and free.
Spring is an excellent time of the year to visit Oregon. Crowds are smaller, leaves are greener, and all majesty of waterfalls in their full might. My friend had a Spring break, but she had only three days available, so this trip was shorter than initially planned. Also, all three days were weekdays. I assume…
reminds me of twilight..
Redmond, Madras, and Terrebone represent some of the true values of Oregon's high desert: quirky communities built around farming. Plan your trip here.
Four Wheel Campers, Inc. has toppers, flatbeds, and slide-ins for a custom pop-up truck camper you design yourself.
Where to eat, drink, stay and play in Eugene, the town home to the University of Oregon and emerging as Oregon's newest "hippie-stir" destination.
Potted Blue Hydrangea
Plan the perfect Oregon road trip with my guide to the best places to go in Oregon and the most beautiful things to see while you are there!
Sarver Winery
We are all about the offbeat and unique hotels. Here are some cool and unusual places to stay in Oregon for the next time you are visiting.
Discover the best waterfalls in Oregon with this scenic road trip guide. Visit Multnomah Falls, Latourell Falls, Silver Falls State Park, Salt Creek Falls, Tamanawas Falls, and Ramona Falls.
Oregon is full of natural beauty, and we're here for it. This scenic road trip will take you to the best Oregon waterfalls.
Pedal along the rails of an inactive train track on the Oregon Coast for an unforgettable outing.
With sweeping ocean views, golden stretches of sand and craggy cliffs dotted with lighthouses, here’s why the Oregon coast road trip is considered one of the world's best drives.
An enchanting drive down Oregon's coast, past shipwrecks, breathtaking beaches and delicious places to eat.
From to exploring ghost towns to touring the Oregon Caves, here are 11 fun and inexpensive things to do in Oregon.
Astoria a port city and seat of Clatsop County, Oregon was founded in 1811 & is the oldest city in the state. It was the first American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.[7] The county is the northwest corner of Oregon, and Astoria is located on the south shore of the Columbia River, where the river flows into the Pacific Ocean. The city is named for John Jacob Astor, an investor and entrepreneur from New York City, whose American Fur Company founded Fort Astoria at the site
Wondering what to do with kids in Newport, Oregon? Here are the top 13 things to do in Newport, Oregon with kids.
