Crater Lake, Oregon’s only national park, occupies a relatively remote perch in a mountainous stretch of the state to the south. Socked in with an average of over 530 inches of snow each year, the park is only easily accessible for a few summer months when the roads are open for business. Winter is ...

Oregon is a state that runs from rock strewn shores to salty bays, vast rivers to lofty volcanic peaks, glacier alpine lakes and high altitude desert, making it a hot spot for bird variety. In fact, bird watching is popular enough in these parts to merit the creation of a well-rounded list of bird...

You may have heard talk of winter wonderlands, but we’re here to tell you: Crater Lake is something special. Situated relatively close to civilized life but largely untamed, this 183, 224 acre park gets less than 500,000 visitors annually, approximately three quarters of them during the park’s short...

Oregon has only been a state since 1859, but don’t let that fool you into thinking you won’t find, amongst a very well-rounded selection of Oregon hotels, someplace historic to rest your weary head. Au contraire. There’s actually a fine range of options to consider with a story o...

Most visitors bound to the Pacific Northwest for pleasure purposes come in summer. Then the valleys are sunny, the beaches less blustery and the roads snow free. But if your work schedule is making summer Oregon travel difficult, you’ve come to the right place. We’re here to tell you t...