Snowshoeing at Oregon’s Only National Park
Crater Lake National Park offers ranger-led snowshoe tours each winter, starting in November and ending in May—completely free of charge.
Crater Lake National Park offers ranger-led snowshoe tours each winter, starting in November and ending in May—completely free of charge.
Reset and recharge in the Oregon Outback with mineral pools, stargazing and ancient archeology.
The Applegate Valley is Shangri-la for the Oregon wine lover. Encircled by the Siskiyou Mountains, it provides a hospitable setting for grape growers.
The Green Springs Inn, 18 winding miles southeast of Ashland, attracts locals, tourists and travelers with a touch of adventure in their souls.
Summer is the time to breathe in the Southern Oregon scene, so while you’re there, here are some recommended stops to eat it up, as well.
Medford, a city of 78,000 residents, is starting to come into its own as a destination—not just a place to stay.
Ashland is a storybook town: a village cradled by steep forested slopes on one side and hills that change from green to tawny, to white and snowy on the other.
“I set out with visions of gold dancing in my head.”
In the Umpqua Valley, celebrate the pioneering spirit of the region and abundant recreation available for all to enjoy. Founded in 1984, the winegrowing region is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The history dates back to the 1880s when German immigrants planted the first wine grape vineyard in the valley. Today, it is home to 24 wineries, more than 40 different wine varieties, and the start of many treasured memories you’ll create while exploring the region.
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