Visit Oregon Often
Always a New Adventure
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All Dreams Live in Oregon!
MAGAZINES
Issue One
Issue Three
Issue One
The first is about issue covers Westfir Covered Bridge, the West Cascades Scenic Byway and more fun ...
Issue Two
Issue Three
Issue One
Snow fun! Read about Fuji Creek Shelter, renting the Warner Tower and lots of helpful winter tips.
Issue Three
Issue Three
Issue Three
The coast has amazing places to see like Gold Beach, the Big Stump and Whale Watching.
Issue Four
Issue Six
Issue Three
Driving Miss Bonnie.
This is six different one day road trips from Oakridge (Eugene - Springfield).
Crater Lake, Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway, the Coast and local scenic areas.
Issue Five
Issue Six
Issue Six
April Fools & 420 issue
Check out the cool photographs of the outlandish oddities that are found in Oregon.
And for you 420 crew- check out the Waldo Connection!
Hey YOU get off of that couch!
Be a local tourist!
Summer is a time to reconnect with our area, especially after this winter.
So turn off the tv and grab your gear and let's go!
It's time to visit some of the most spectacular places on the planet!
Don't miss Salt Creek Falls, Waldo Lake and the the Aufderheide.
ADVENTURE OFTEN
Live Your Journey
Traveling is a way of life. It is the curiosity to see what is over the next hill or around the next corner.
Traveling is something we all crave.
Visit Oregon often.
Curt and I have been traveling the world all of our lives, even long before we met in 1998.
Being a local tourist
It always amazes me when someone says,
"I've lived here my whole life but I have never been to...."
What are you waiting for?
Plan a day trip.
Beauty Abounds in Oregon
Very few places compare to the stunning scenery at Crater Lake.
Any season is the one to visit for a few hours or a few days.
Be a Traveler
Travel
Get out of the house.
Lane County Covered Bridges
If you love the charm of covered bridges Lane County is the place for you. Our county has more covered bridges than anywhere else west of the Mississippi River. So make a plan and visit all twenty.
Light houses
Oregon has eleven lighthouses, nine are official and two are private but certified by the Coast Guard as transportation aids.
Make a plan to visit all seven that are open to the public.