Oregon's Great Outdoors
To really know Oregon, you have to get out and experience it. From ocean headlands to desert peaks, the state's trails and waterways transport visitors to awe-inspiring landscapes. This is why Oregon is one of the best places in the world for outdoor adventure. If you’re looking for world-class golfing, cycling, kayaking, skiing, rafting, windsurfing or just about anything else, look no further. Better yet, don’t look, come out here and leap.
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Tips for Viewing the Annular Eclipse in Oregon
On October 14, Oregon is in for a treat. An annular “ring of fire” solar eclipse will be visible across much of the state. 🕶️ Always wear certified eclipse glasses for viewing. Pick up a free pair at Oregon’s eight Welcome Centers before Oct. 14. 🌲 Stay on public land, be kind to local communities and wildlife, and don’t tread on sensitive habitats. 🚮 Leave no trace and put trash where it belongs. 🥳 Join in on eclipse-watching events (some are free; some require advance registration.)
Crater Lake Boat Tours
Take in the breathtaking views of Crater Lake from a boat this summer. Hop aboard and take in America's deepest lake as guides point out the craggy, lava-formed face of Llao Rock, the volcanic “masts” of the Phantom Ship island and the tiny waterfalls that trickle down into the lake below. Look for booking to start this summer.
Beginner's Guide to Outdoor Adventure in Oregon
When it comes to outdoor recreation, Oregon is hard to beat. There’s the Coast for surfing and fishing and the high desert for hiking. You can climb a towering volcano and camp by a river. Here are some outdoor adventures around Oregon that are designed especially for beginners and families.
