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Beaverton, Oregon

Beaverton, Oregon


Beaverton is the second-largest city in Washington County, Oregon, located just seven miles outside of Portland within the stunning Tualatin River Valley.

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Salem, Oregon

Salem, Oregon

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The Dalles, Oregon

The Dalles, Oregon

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Discover Sherwood, OR: Local Flavor and Scenic Trails

Discover Sherwood, OR: Local Flavor and Scenic Trails

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Discover Oregon City, OR: Historic Charm Meets Outdoor Adventure

Discover Oregon City, OR: Historic Charm Meets Outdoor Adventure



Explore McMinnville, Oregon: Heart of Oregon Wine Country

Explore McMinnville, Oregon: Heart of Oregon Wine Country

McMinnville, Oregon is nestled in the foothills of the Pacific Coast Range mountains and home to some of the greatest dining experiences in all of Oregon.



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Ashland, Oregon

Ashland, Oregon

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Seaside, Oregon

Seaside, Oregon



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Dundee, Oregon: Things to See, Do and Eat

Dundee, Oregon: Things to See, Do and Eat

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Forest Grove, Oregon

Forest Grove, Oregon

  • Why is Hood River a great basecamp for outdoor adventures?
    • If you are heading for an adventure at Mt. Hood and the Columbia Gorge, Hood River is likely to be your basecamp.

    • The area offers opportunities for hiking, skiing, mountain biking, rafting, windsurfing, and kiteboarding.

  • What makes Medford unique?
    • Located in the heart of Rogue Valley, not far from the California border, Medford is a thriving agricultural hub.

    • The area is surrounded by miles of orchards, grapevines, nut trees, and farms producing fresh fruits, vegetables, and wonderful cheeses.

  • What makes Ashland a special destination?
    • Nature has been very generous to Ashland, a small town with a lively vibe.

    • The town is surrounded by spectacular scenery, imposing mountains, fast rivers, green hills, and fertile valleys.

  • Why is Crater Lake National Park a must-visit destination?
    • Located about 80 miles from Medford, Crater Lake National Park is one of the country’s shining jewels.

    • The lake is known for its crystal-clear blue water and impressive depth.

    • It is surrounded by 2,000-foot-high cliffs and features a tiny island in its middle, creating a breathtaking landscape.


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