If you're looking for a combination of historic charm, beautiful parks, and idyllic houses, then check out Portland, Oregon's oldest planned neighborhood.
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Oregon's hot springs are great spots to go au naturel in the wilderness. These tips will help you ensure that everyone has a good time — clothed or not.
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For some authentic Southern comfort food in Oregon, try out this hole-in-the-wall restaurant serving biscuit sandwiches that was featured by Guy Fieri.
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This charming and rugged town in coastal Oregon has been gaining attention from travelers, earning the title of America's top remote destination for 2026.
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Oregon is a Fido-loving frenzy for outdoor lovers with furry pets. But few communities are as dog-friendly as this small Pacific Northwest city.
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There are plenty of refreshing, mountain getaways in the Western United States and Canada, and some of the best accommodations can be found on Airbnb.
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This Gothic bridge is a Portland icon, with epic Oregon mountain views, as well as ample opportunities for outdoor fun in surrounding parks and forests.
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There is perhaps nothing more iconic than a road trip down America's roads, and these five destinations make up some of the oldest ones you can drive on.
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The Pacific Northwest is a prime region for ghost towns, with its desert areas preserving long-abandoned structures. Reddit users recommend five of the best.
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A growing number of retirees are dreaming of beautiful mountain towns to spend their golden years. Luckily, some are also very affordable too.
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Head off the beaten trail and visit this well-kept secret in Oregon for some of the best mountaintop views and a challenging trek for even the best hikers.
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In 2026, Oregon’s iconic city of Portland will open a long-awaited market, complete with delicious restaurants, artisan vendors, and foodie events.
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For a scenic Pacific Coast road trip, try out this gorgeous section of U.S. Route 101 in Oregon that passes by sea caves, iconic beaches, and lighthouses.
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Just south of Portland, this vibrant suburb blends art, shopping, and plenty of outdoor activities. Enjoy a trip in a walkable city at a slower pace.
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Portland, Oregon, is full of places to visit during a vacation, but these five excellent spots are secrets some locals might wish remain off your radar.
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This Pacific Northwest gem near Eugene is nicknamed Oregon's "Friendly City," and its walkable downtown, community events, views, and activity options show why.
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Portland is famous for its coffee scene, and one of the best cafés in the state is a cute, woman-owned joint with a deliciously cozy, welcoming atmosphere.
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These Beaver State hot springs make incredible winter destinations, but you'll need to come prepared for long, snowy hikes and potentially dangerous conditions.
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Fans of great restaurants that offer a new take on traditional food should check out this award-winning Portland restaurant serving up Caribbean flavors.
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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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