The oldest town on Oregon's coast is tucked in the southern part of the state, with a rich history of fishing and a new life as a haven for the arts and nature.
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Oregon features many gorgeous sights, including this underrated city park that's considered one of the most beautiful spots on the West Coast.
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From Shakespeare to Oscar Wilde, each room as this beachfront hotel in Newport is named after an iconic writer. Here, guests can enjoy a technology-free stay.
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This unique natural wonder in Oregon feels like something from another world. Enjoy breathtaking vistas, miles of hiking trails, and nearby sights to explore.
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You and your family can experience settler life (sort of) and sleep in an actual covered wagon at these campgrounds located near some gorgeous National Parks.
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This Oregon trail is not only home to some beautiful foliage, it also boasts two waterfalls so impressive their nickname invokes Niagra Falls.
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Put yourself in the shoes of a settler heading west on the Oregon Trail. This road was forged by pioneers of the region with historical stops along the way.
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Venture a few miles north of Bend to a charming town in Central Oregon, with a history of cattle ranching, homesteading, and railroad building.
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Soak in the splendor of the Pacific Northwest at a steamy spot in Mount Hood National Forest. This part of Oregon has seemingly endless outdoor possibilities.
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Near Portland lies a beautiful coastal state park with remarkable hiking trails that lead to some of Oregon's most iconic natural landmarks.
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Go to the Gateway to the Cascades, a gorgeous mountain town in central Oregon, for a quiet getaway with Western food, music, and wilderness.
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Oregon's rugged coastline has tons to do and see. On the south coast, off of U.S. Highway 101, are miles of untouched beaches and trails to explore.
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Maine's Cape Elizabeth is just a short drive from the city of Portland. It's home to a beach park for sunning, fishing, birding, and during the winter, skiing.
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This picturesque waterfall, tucked within Oregon’s coastal forest, features a stunning suspension footbridge for a view that truly sets it apart from the rest.
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For wine aficionados eager to explore rare varietals and bold, innovative blends, a lesser-known Oregon wine region offers a treasure trove of vinous delights.
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As for famous carpets, sure, there are a few. The carpet at Portland International Airport doesn't take flight itself, but it has certainly hit record heights.
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Sleeping under the stars can be a magical experience, so head to this popular Oregon resort to take it to another level in an authentic teepee.
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Cities like Portland and Seattle have great reputations for excellent dining options, but another destination has been stealing the culinary spotlight.
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Travelers with an appreciation for the arts will want to make sure they book a trip to the beautiful Oregon Coast, which has plenty of things to do.
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For an unforgettable hiking adventure, immerse yourself in Oregon’s pristine nature by staying at quaint forest lodges along a wild and scenic river.
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A Pacific Northwest trip is incomplete without visiting the world's largest independent bookstore. So let's write the first chapter of your Portland itinerary.
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If you have always dreamed of exploring "Halloweentown" for yourself, then head up to St. Helens, Oregon in October to see this Disney creation become reality.
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This self-guided drive loops you through the Hood River Valley. There, you'll find abundant seasonal treats, whether it's the spring, summer, or fall.
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From secluded camping spots to unique state parks for outdoor enthusiasts, here are the most underrated vacation destinations located in Oregon.
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If you're looking to take a good, old-fashioned scenic road trip, then this classic stretch of road in the Pacific Northwest might be calling your name.
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If you're looking to visit a beautiful Japanese garden without booking a flight to Japan, this Pacific Northwest city is the place to check out.
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Travelers who want to see the most beautiful beaches in the U.S. usually think of California first, but there's a true gem waiting in the Pacific Northwest.
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