Multnomah Falls is arguably "the grandaddy" of the 77 waterfalls on the Oregon side of the Columbia..
Mount Hood InformationSnow-capped and serene, Mount Hood is actually a dormant volcano. The mountain is surrounded by an..
Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area InfoThe Columbia River Gorge is a spectacular river canyon cutting the only sea-level route through the..
See all locations in Mt. Hood and the Columbia River GorgeThe Columbia River Gorge received the federal stamp of approval when it was named a National Scenic Area in 1986, but Oregon's first inhabitants appreciated its pristine beauty long before then.
Today, majestic Mt. Hood and the towering cliffs of the gorge look down on fishing boats and working tugs, but it doesn't take much imagination to picture Native American fishing platforms and laboring pioneers.
The area boasts a bountiful fruit industry, quaint riverfront towns and some of the world's best windsurfing waters. Mt. Hood's year-round recreation agenda features skiing, snowboarding, hiking, camping and biking. And best of all, everything is just a short drive from Portland.
The spirit of the West is alive and well in the high desert of Eastern Oregon, where snow-capped..
Portland InformationA civic-minded population, acres of park space, fabulous restaurants and a vibrant arts scene..
Oregon Coast InformationOregon's share of the Pacific coastline owes its international reputation to the rugged beauty and..
Central Oregon InformationCentral Oregon's climate - lots of sun in the summer, lots of snow in the winter - is the reason..
Southern Oregon InformationThe glowing green of growing valleys, the sparse beauty of high desert country - you get all that..
Willamette Valley InformationThe Willamette (emphasis is on the "a") Valley is the heart of Oregon's agricultural country - and..
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