Celebrate Celtic Pride
St. Patrick’s Day rolls around just once a year, but Celtic pride reigns around the state during all seasons. If you are looking for a special St. Patrick’s Day celebration, take part in the 30th...
View ArticleBike Town
Inside my head, worlds are exploding. Inside my muscles? Mutiny, chaos, rebellion, fire. I am racing through a snowy wonderland sliced into lanes by temporary fences and bright red tape. There are...
View ArticleA Winter Wonderland in Central Oregon
Visit Central Oregon in the winter and experience the sunshine, blue skies and dry, deep powder at Mt. Bachelor in Bend and Hoodoo Ski Area in Sisters. In addition to world-renowned downhill skiing and...
View Article7 Ways to Taste Oregon Fruit
Summertime in Oregon is all about the fruit — much more than the plump, juicy berries we find at U-pick stands and farmers markets in nearly every corner of the state. We’re talking fruit beer, fruit...
View ArticleBeyond Skiing at Mt. Bachelor
It’s no secret that Mt. Bachelor has stellar downhill skiing and snowboarding. But you don’t have to be a gravity addict to fully enjoy the snow-covered central Oregon Cascades. A mere 20-mile drive...
View ArticleA Year of Oregon Adventures in 2017
Always dreamed of zip-lining through the forest, riding horseback along the dunes or paddling down a pristine river like a boss? Maybe this is the year to skip those New Year’s resolutions you won’t...
View ArticleA Hotbed of History in the High Desert
I am always on the lookout for places that offer “touchable history,” where interesting, unique lessons can teach me more about the place that I call home. This week, we get in touch with a real...
View ArticleAppetite for Adventure in Central, Southern & Eastern Oregon
Situated on the eastern edge of Oregon’s formidable Cascade Range, Bend and the surrounding region enjoy a comparatively sunny and dry climate, as well as breathtakingly photogenic high-desert terrain....
View ArticleA Road Trip Back in Time
Grey skies and cool weather spell the perfect time to pack up the family and head to the John Day Fossil Beds in Eastern Oregon. Not only does more sun shine here than in the western side of the state,...
View ArticleA Local’s Guide to Pride in Oregon
Second only to San Francisco in percentage of LGBTQ residents, Portland has steadily developed into one of the nation’s most diverse destinations. The City of Roses draws thousands to its pride parade...
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