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Travel

Travel Through Time to Mildred Kanipe Memorial Park

The Douglas County park for hiking, camping, horseback riding and exploring history

Travel 1 week ago

Fifty-two miles south of Eugene, Mildred Kanipe Memorial Park’s unique history inspires Douglas County and local volunteers to support her legacy by fulfilling its namesake’s … Continue reading →

Waterfalls, Canyons and the Painted Hills: A Road Trip with Endless Views

Make the four-hour drive from Eugene to experience one of Oregon’s “7 Wonders”

Travel 1 week ago

Oregon’s natural beauty is expansive across the state. What better way to experience that beauty than exploring one of Oregon’s “7 Wonders”? The Painted Hills … Continue reading →

A Bend in the River

Get in, loser, we’re going to the east side of the mountains

Travel 1 week ago

If you live in Oregon, you’ve heard of Bend — the sprawling city in Deschutes County known for its outdoorsy culture and incredible beer scene. … Continue reading →

Travel Smarter

Planning for the road ahead? AAA and AARP give local travelers access to gear, guidance and global savings

Travel 1 week ago

Traveling out of Eugene isn’t always cheap — especially with flight costs and gas prices constantly creeping up. But memberships with the American Automobile Association … Continue reading →

Sky’s the Limit

Your guide to non-stop flights from Eugene Airport

EW-ExtraTravel 1 week ago
white and red plane beside clouds low angle photography

Looking out an airplane window with the clouds beside you and the Earth far below, it can be both surreal and somehow, in our modern … Continue reading →

Death Wish Tourism

Nothing livens up Oregon’s winter like the sunshine and culture of Death Valley

Travel 2 years ago

I can’t walk very far across wide open desert flats anywhere without humming to myself “Cool Water,” Bob Nolan’s 1930s singing-cowboy classic about a thirsty miner … Continue reading →

There’s a Pass for That

Navigating Oregon’s maze of outdoor recreation passes is not for the faint of heart

Travel 2 years ago

Think about this: Oregon has 362 state parks, 21 national wildlife refuges, 11 national forests, three national monuments, two state forests, a national historical park … Continue reading →

Bull by the Fins

The solitary quest to catch Oregon's native bull trout on the fly

Travel 3 years ago

Clouds of dust leaped from the dirt road as I tromped steadily up a Forest Service road in the Deschutes National Forest. The fine dust … Continue reading →

Beaches and Horses

Camping on Oregon's coast, equine style

Travel 3 years ago

As I galloped down the beach, the sounds of the wind and the waves and the hoofbeat of my horse swirled together with my laughter. … Continue reading →

The Other Refuge

Oregon's Summer Lake Wildlife Area is closer and quieter than more famous Malheur Refuge - and now is the time to visit

Travel 3 years ago

The thing about eastern Oregon’s Summer Lake is, you don’t go there for the lake. In summertime, in fact, especially during the Western drought of … Continue reading →

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