Take a road trip down Oregon’s scenic byway to see volcanic landscapes, snow-covered peaks, and vibrant waterways within the state’s pristine wilderness.
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Mark your calendars, America's deepest lake is about to close for a few years. Here's what you need to know and how to visit this summer before its too late.
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Open since 1909, this Portland gem is also known as America’s First Urban Quiet Park. Explore its many trails, reservoirs, special events, and volcanic origins.
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It's probably a good thing that Jurassic Park isn't real, but you can see some life-sized dinosaur (models) at this one-of-a-kind destination.
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Embark on the off-roading journey of a lifetime with the 2,400-mile Great American Outback Trail across Oregon, Nevada, California, and the American West.
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Once part of the Oregon Trail, this scenic wilderness area and lake offers visitors incredible year-round camping, fishing, and hiking opportunities.
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Home to the world’s first sandboard park, this Oregon coast features ancient dunes over 500 feet high and offers the ideal setting for an adrenaline-packed day.
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An underground paradise invites guests to Portland's trendy urban arts district, where both locals and visitors relax and rejuvenate in thermal springs.
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If you want to be surrounded by beautiful nature views but don't like long hikes, check out this trail in Oregon that is easy but ends in a gorgeous waterfall.
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For Big Sur views outside of California, visit this spot in Oregon known for its unique natural phenomena, miles of hiking trails, and stunning overlooks.
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The charming city often deemed “Oregon’s Hometown” has plenty of historical attractions and charm, making it a great day trip destination from Portland.
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For a fun-filled day trip from Portland, take your family to this lake with plenty of activities for kids, sandy beaches, and gorgeous waterfront views.
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Oregon has so much to offer people in terms of outdoor fun and lovely small towns. This town is one of the friendliest in the state with lots of quirky charm.
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Since the 1960s, this stunning Oregon resort town has welcomed visitors with scenic trails, NASA-level stargazing, and outdoor fun near a unique volcanic site.
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If you're craving an outdoor escape, there's a serene lake in the Oregon mountains that promises ample recreation opportunities including camping and fishing.
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Oregon is filled with awe-inspiring Pacific Northwest nature, and a charming waterfall is accessible on a gorgeous, easy hike within a national forest.
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Only 30 minutes from Portland and Salem, this Oregon city is a hidden gem with family-friendly fun, scenic parks, and close proximity to the local wine county.
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For the geeky and the nature-loving, this unique inn along the southern Oregon coast provides an unrivaled experience that's a real blast from the past.
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For a true taste of the Oregon coast, follow one of its food trails which showcase everything from romantic restaurants to food trucks.
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Toledo is one of the most beautiful destinations in Oregon, thanks to its sunny climate and booming art scene.
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When you think of Oregon, you may think of lush forests and mountains. But this state park protects a different part of the state: the high desert and a lake.
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A strip of coast along Oregon and Washington has seen thousands of shipwrecks over the years. Visitors can view a number of them and learn about their history.
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A historic town in Oregon will make you feel as though you're stepping back into the Old West. Shop traditional wares, attend a days-long rodeo, and more.
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A Bavarian-style village 4,000 feet high awaits in Oregon, home to glacial lakes, the U.S.'s largest night ski area, and the iconic hotel from "The Shining."
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Enjoy a lesser-known wilderness area in Oregon filled with verdant old-growth trees while hiking through the untamed rainforest landscape.
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If you like visiting the ocean for the views but prefer to swim in freshwater, head to this coastal lake in Oregon which is a haven for hiking and water sports.
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Home to six covered bridges, a storied 36-mile bike route, quaint vintage shops, and wild waterfalls, this Oregon city offers a one-of-a-kind cinematic getaway.
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