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Beaches in Oregon

Beaches in Oregon


From rolling sand dunes to towering sea stacks, Oregon's coastline continually captures the imagination of locals and visitors alike.

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Lincoln City

Lincoln City

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Jacksonville, Oregon

Jacksonville, Oregon

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Coos Bay

Coos Bay

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Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory

Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory



Apple Picking Spots in Oregon in the Fall

Apple Picking Spots in Oregon in the Fall

Apple picking season in Oregon typically runs from mid to late-summer through to the end of October or even into early November in some cases, and the state is filled with super orchards, farms, and other apple picking locations.



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Grants Pass

Grants Pass

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Drive-in Theaters in Oregon

Drive-in Theaters in Oregon



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Klamath Falls

Klamath Falls

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Port Orford, Oregon - A Visitor’s Guide

Port Orford, Oregon - A Visitor’s Guide

  • What makes the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area special?
    • Located only about 30 miles from Portland, the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area is a breathtaking destination.

    • It features spectacular views, challenging hiking trails, and over 90 waterfalls.

    • The area is also known for fantastic windsurfing, making it a top spot for outdoor enthusiasts.

  • What is special about Multnomah Falls?
    • Multnomah Falls is a stunning 611-foot-tall waterfall, located about a half-hour drive from Portland.

    • It is situated east of Troutdale on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge.

    • The top part of the falls can be seen from the highway, but both tiers are visible only from the special viewing area carved into the rock face.

  • What can visitors see at Cannon Beach?
    • Cannon Beach is a charming small town in Clatsop County, Oregon.

    • It is best known for the 235-foot-tall Haystack Rock, which rises dramatically from the water near the shore.

    • The town also features a beautiful, long sandy beach and is home to a nearby National Wildlife Refuge.

  • What makes Mt. Hood National Forest a must-visit destination?
    • Located only about 20 miles from Portland, the Mt. Hood National Forest sits on the northern side of the Willamette River Valley.

    • The forest stretches between the spectacular Columbia River Gorge and the Olallie Scenic Area, on the slopes of Mt. Jefferson.

    • It offers over sixty miles of mountains covered with dense forests, clear lakes, and cool streams, making it a paradise for nature lovers.


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