America's Hands-Down Best Breakfast Restaurants, According To Reviews
Breakfast is often considered to be the most important meal of the day and it just may be the tastiest -- especially at these U.S. hot spots.
Read MoreBreakfast is often considered to be the most important meal of the day and it just may be the tastiest -- especially at these U.S. hot spots.
Read MoreYou don't always find a lake with 40-miles of shorelines located a stone's throw from one of the world's great coastlines. But that's just Oregon for you.
Read MoreThis state park in southern Oregon features scenic views, hiking trails through majestic redwoods, fishing, and several options for campers.
Read MoreMove over, Hollywood: America's first film trail is a destination that film and history buffs alike will want to add to their bucket list.
Read MoreIf you're ever between Eugene and Redding, this adorable Oregon town is perfect for craft beer, art galleries, food trucks, and more. It's the ideal day trip.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far from Portland to get outside. Go fishing, hiking, swimming, and more at this pretty lake setting within a county park.
Read MoreOregon is one of the USA's best destinations for those who love the great outdoors, and this stunning lake is full of fishing and paddling adventure.
Read MoreNearly half of Oregon is covered in trees, so it naturally has some incredible forested areas. This one's a hidden gem filled with waterfalls and hiking trails.
Read MoreThis building in Portland, once the largest in the city, is now an Oregon event space with art in a massive atrium with a scenic glass elevator.
Read MoreFor a unique slice of Oregon history mixed with coastal scenery and hiking trails, head to this state recreation site near the California border.
Read MoreEven if you don't live near an ocean, there's a good chance that you're reasonably close to a lake in the U.S. these deep depths are ripe for exploration.
Read MoreFor gourmet donuts with unique flavor profiles, head to Portland, Oregon, and visit this small local chain serving up brioche, vegan, and old-fashioned treats.
Read MoreDispersed camping is a great choice for outdoors folks who like to rough it, and these five spots in Oregon's Mt. Hood National Forest are some of the best.
Read MoreWhile it may not be the most well-known city in Oregon, people close to retirement age gravitate toward it because of its quiet (and budget-friendly) vibe.
Read MoreSacramento and Portland is a long stretch, but there's plenty to do in between. On your next trip, stop in this small town that's rich in history and more.
Read MoreThis Portland, Oregon, coffee shop has unforgettable decor and uniquely-named desserts, and it's been a popular hot spot with locals for decades.
Read MoreThe part of town is home to kitschy art galleries and installations, funky cafes and watering holes, and a wonderful atmosphere that's all Portland.
Read MoreIf you're on the road between Oregon's two biggest cities, be sure to pull off to visit this charming little waterfront gem.
Read MoreThese five picturesque towns on the coast of Oregon run the gamut from baytown to seashores but are all affordable places to retire with wonderful attractions.
Read MoreIt's no secret that Portland is a hub of coffee culture, but if you want to experience it like a local, you'll have to find the lesser-known spots.
Read MoreFrom Canada's British Columbia to Portland, Oregon, here are five Pacific Northwest saunas for some heat, relaxation, and community, plus a cold plunge.
Read MoreThe United States is home to two of the most beautiful coastlines you'll find anywhere in the world, according to a recent study.
Read MoreFeel like you've been transported to the sun-kissed vineyards of the Mediterranean with these five PNW vineyards that are inspired by Italy.
Read MorePortland is home to an array of unique, colorful neighborhoods, including this one that displays a combination of the city's past and present.
Read MoreThe average Social Security check is $2,071 per month. While these Pacific Northwest towns aren't the cheapest, they certainly give you bang for your buck.
Read MoreFrom rugged terrain where you won't see another soul to more popular sites near Mount Hood, these are five campsites in the PNW that are hidden gems.
Read MoreNothing feels more rejuvenating after a strenuous hike than a long soak in a natural hot spring. Luckily, there are places in the U.S. where you can do both.
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