For the perfect festive location this holiday season, plan a visit to the Oregon city battling for the title of the "Christmas Tree Capital of the World."
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Take a dip in Oregon at the five cleanest lakes the state has to offer, where you can fish, kayak, hike, boat, or dive, with visibility of over 100 feet.
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Wheel The World has given its highest accessibility verification to a number of cities, but this marks the first time it's bestowed the title statewide.
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Whether you love sledding, ice skating, or discovering new-to-you breweries, these locations in Oregon and Washington make for the perfect winter getaway.
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These two states grow more real Christmas trees than any other in the U.S. They're far from being neighbors, but they both have festive farms to visit.
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The Swick Old Growth Interpretive Site inside Oregon's Malheur National Forest is a great place to have a picnic or go on an easy hike this fall.
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Oregon is home to over 1,400 named lakes, but this one is hard to beat for its stunning views, outdoor recreation opportunities, and cozy campgrounds.
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This affluent Portland-area suburb is known for forested trails, scenic parks, and strong community ties, blending luxury with Oregon's natural beauty.
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Home to charming shops, covered bridges, and surrounded by serene Oregon wilderness, this town makes for a great home base when exploring the Santiam Canyon.
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Tucked deep in Oregon's canyon country, this small town rewards travelers with striking geology, open skies, and breathtaking adventures on two wheels.
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This notable Portland institution has deep local roots and is known for traditional turkey dishes and a signature drink tied to Oregon's early dining scene.
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There's a reason why America's most well-known national parks are so beloved. And this lake is all the reason you need to visit the park it calls home.
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On the Oregon Coast, you'll discover a rare ocean‑front retreat where mid‑century style meets rustic charm, complete with sweeping sea views and amenities.
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Stumble upon these enchanting hot springs, located in the heart of Oregon, where clothing is optional and you'll be surrounded by pristine wilderness.
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This walkable community north of downtown Portland, Oregon is full of personality, with an eclectic array of restaurants, bars, and independently owned shops.
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Deep in Central Oregon lies a short yet unnervingly narrow lava‑tube hike full of basalt corridors and tight passages where tall visitors may have to crouch.
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Travelers seeking a destination with fantastic vegan and vegetarian food need to head out west to the city that's been named the best for plant-based eats.
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Watching the sun go down is one of the best things you can do after a day at the beach, and these beaches have become renowned for their spectacular sunsets.
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The Columbia River Gorger has to be one of the most popular outdoor destinations in the Pacific Northwest. This hiking trail is a great example of why.
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Portland, Oregon, is an often-visited locale, but just outside it is a nature lover's paradise with plenty of trails, waterfalls, and adventure to be found.
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Find your own slice of peaceful camping paradise along the Oregon Coast, an area that highlights windswept beaches, dramatic sea stacks, and dense forest.
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If you're looking for a fun time in Oregon, this spot can provide you with a splendid gaming and entertainment experience, along with a room with a view.
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Deciding where to travel in a state with so many under-the-radar gems like Washington isn't easy. But this small city deserves a spot on your itinerary.
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This small Oregon town is in close proximity to hiking trails, waterfront activities, and eateries -- and it's also full of historic sites to visit.
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This gorgeous waterfall is difficult to reach but rewards visitors with a tall cascade over basalt walls, conjuring visions of Iceland in an Oregon forest.
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This small city in Oregon is a retiree's dream, where there is stunning scenery in every direction and Social Security income is exempt from state income tax.
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Coastal Oregon truly shines at this scenic beach recreation spot halfway up the coast where you can spot seals and whales while taking in the view.
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