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Travel: Page 2

Passport To The Couch

Your guide to lesser known travel docu-series

Travel 4 years ago

There’s never been a better time to feel satisfied just by sitting on the couch. As the general population waits anxiously for a mass roll-out … Continue reading →

The RV Pandemic Lifestyle

A Eugene psychologist and her daughter hit 48 states in their motorhome during the pandemic. That wanderlust has meant a boom for the RV business.

Travel 4 years ago

Working from home has been nothing new for Diane Hediger and her daughter, Tatyana. Living and traveling in a motorhome hasn’t been, either. The pair … Continue reading →

We All Just Want to Have Fun

Your guide to traveling safely and responsibly to Oregon destinations

Travel 4 years ago

Between November and March, there’s no point in checking the weather in Oregon. Rain, some more rain, maybe snow, and a forecasted sunny day that … Continue reading →

Malheur’s Cold Beauty

Oregon’s high desert refuge best displays its charms in the dead of winter 

Travel 4 years ago

Most people visit Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in the spring. That’s when birds, migrating north along the Pacific Flyway, turn up by the thousands at … Continue reading →

A Merry COVID-less Christmas Village

The Village Green Resort is a great 'getaway' for the holidays

CultureTravel 4 years ago

Like many in this pandemic-stricken world, I often long to get away only to remember that isn’t really an option. It’s a grim realization, especially … Continue reading →

Tales of the Rails

Spurred by environmentalism, train travel has received more attention as a more sustainable means of traveling. Here’s some encouragement to consider it for your next journey.

Travel 5 years ago

My wanderlust fantasies often center on the romantic idea of train travel. I’ll spend hours online combing through information on rail passes throughout the world, … Continue reading →

The Eastern Forests are Calling

The beautiful peaks and canyons of northeastern Oregon beyond the Eagle Cap

Travel 5 years ago

Where in Oregon can you find peaks over 9,000 feet and a canyon more than a mile deep, all within a few miles of each … Continue reading →

The End of the Tour

The time may be coming for us to stop going places for fun

Travel 5 years ago

Last summer, for the first time in four decades, I visited Yellowstone National Park. A 3,500-square-mile rectangle in the northwest corner of Wyoming, Yellowstone is … Continue reading →

Panda Monium

Your guide to a local organization that takes eco trips to spot red pandas in the wild

Travel 5 years ago

I’ve only seen a red panda once in my life. I was spending the day at an amusement park with some local friends while visiting … Continue reading →

Tea Time  State Travel

A few of Oregon’s hidden gems — tea shops from Springfield to Tillamook to Myrtle Creek

Travel 6 years ago

Oregon is known for offering many unique experiences to travellers, and its various teahouses provide a one-of-a-kind encounter that keeps customers coming back. Stretching from … Continue reading →

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