Master anglers will want to visit this scenic Oregon reservoir south of Bend for great fishing, spacious campgrounds, and time in the great outdoors.
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If you love the Grand Canyon but hate the crowds, you'll want to check out these 10 beautiful locations around the PNW that can scratch that adventuring itch.
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A nearly abandoned Oregon logging town survives through an unusual wedding tradition, while waterfalls, trails, and historic ruins add to its romantic appeal.
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There's a lot to see in the Pacific Northwest. If you've already seen the big attractions (or just want smaller crowds), check out these underrated spots.
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If Lake Tahoe's crowds or location on the West Coast doesn't suit you, try one of these dupes across the U.S. offering similar views and recreation.
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This out-of-the-way spot on the South Coast offers fantastic whale and sea lion watching, tide pooling, and a few lovely trails with Pacific outlooks.
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If you want to embark on a Western escape that will take you away from it all, you can head to this Oregon reservoir that is only partially accessible by road.
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Visitors must hike over 9 miles roundtrip to enjoy this blissfully quiet lake, but the mountainous scenery and warm, clear waters make every step worth it.
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Pollution is a problem in many cities, and the U.S. has several that are plagued by smog and other pollutants. These are considered to be among the worst.
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Crater Lake National Park has a lot of beautiful mountain views for guests to take in, and you can see a lot of them on this drive around the park.
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Nothing feels as American than grabbing a delicious, juicy burger and fries. But what makes the best burger? We've pinpointed top contenders in every state.
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This area isn't anything like the Oregon you think you know: Wide-open spaces, lakes for fishing, outdoor activities galore, and small welcoming communities.
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Consider retiring in this cool Oregon Coast town with walkable beaches, artsy charm, outdoor recreation, and a quieter pace than busier coastal escapes.
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The authentic cowboy experience is waiting in the beautiful seclusion of the Pacific Northwest at this gorgeous ranch in Oregon, with horseback riding and more.
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The Pacific Northwest has plenty to offer potential retirees, and Oregon's best place to retire is packed with coastal charms, outdoor adventures, and more.
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The Pacific Northwest is a vacation gem containing everything from stunning hikes to urbane cultural events. Follow these unwritten rules on your next trip.
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While avid hikers and spelunkers may be familiar with some of these caves and caverns, the average tourist probably hasn't heard of these well-kept secrets.
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Retirees looking for pleasant weather aren't relegated to balmy Florida, as one cluster of states is a temperate outdoorsy paradise with delightful summers.
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Links lovers best make a beeline for this fabulous coastal resort in Oregon, home to several excellent golf courses with challenging holes and stunning views.
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Known more for its mountains and coastline, Oregon is home to plenty of lakes to enjoy a day out on the water. This one is as conveniently located as it gets.
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Waterfalls are certainly majestic, but all the major, easily-accessible falls can attract throngs of crowds. Here's where to go for some solitude.
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Hidden between two of Oregon's biggest cities is a riverside escape with forest trails, diverse wildlife, swimming spots, and a renowned disc golf course.
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This diverse state park offers access to a freshwater lake, uncrowded Pacific Coast beaches, and one of the largest coastal sand dunes in the world.
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Escape from light-polluted city skies when you visit this unique destination that shines brightest after the sun goes down. Here's what to expect there.
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In the southeastern corner of Oregon lies a campground few know about. Within it, experience scenic trails, cast for trout, and spend the night camping.
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Camping is a popular pastime because it lets us see the world on a wallet-friendly budget. And some places around the U.S., you can even camp for free.
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If you're lucky, you can grab a cab to the airport or a ride from a friend. If you have to drive yourself, though, some airports are better than others.
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