When summer hits Oregon, it sometimes feels like half the state immediately drives to the coast. And honestly? Fair enough.

The Pacific Northwest has plenty of famous outdoor spots. Everyone already knows about Mount Rainier, Crater Lake, the Oregon ...

If you’ve ever wanted to feel like you’re exploring a post-apocalyptic landscape without the actual apocalypse, Fort Stevens ...

Oregon might be known by some for its fine dining, rich culture and arts scene, but many others are drawn to Oregon for its ...

Shakespeare meets hiking boots in Ashland, a southern Oregon gem where the theater is world-class and the granola is locally ...

The desire to reconnect and create meaningful moments together is increasingly shaping how families choose to travel. In fact ...

Disney World, Times Square and Yellowstone National Park can be packed to the rafters with tourists. But there are plenty of ...

Portland, Oregon. The university is home to an undergraduate arts and sciences college, as well as an education and ...

Explore Oregon's legendary waterfront spots to enjoy the freshest crab and local seafood straight from the Pacific coast ...

When visiting the country's national parks, a road trip is often the best way to start. Nature lovers with more time to ...

Cheryl Hill visited her first Oregon fire lookout in 2007 — the 82-foot tall Hat Point that peers into Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in North America. By 2011, she was hooked on everything ...