Oregon Vacations
Located in the spectacular Pacific Northwest, Oregon surprises visitors with a wealth of bustling historic towns tucked away within a picturesque landscape. Oregon was the ending point for the famed Oregon Trail, and the point at which explorers Lewis and Clark finally ended their adventure by reaching the Pacific Ocean. Although the United States didn’t actually own Oregon as a territory until 1848, they quickly admitted it into the Union in 1859, opening the floodgates to adventurous settlers who were willing to make the six-month cross-continent journey to settle in the western state. The cross-country railroad reached Portland, Oregon in 1883, leading to a population boom. Now the state is a popular retreat for people looking for a scenic setting to escape from the hustle and bustle of their usual lives.
Visitors who arrive to Portland, Oregon can find no shortage of sights to see and activities to enjoy. Couples looking for a romantic walk and gardening fans seeking inspiration should stop by the International Rose Test Garden, which is the oldest public rose test garden in the country. Located in stunning Washington Park, the garden showcases more than 8,000 roses in a spectacular setting. Visitors with families in tow can have stop by the Oregon Zoo after touring the rose garden. The Oregon Zoo is located in Washington Park as well, and features more than 2,000 animals, including the rare Asian elephants. Those seeking cultural discovery can’t miss the Lan Su Chinese Garden. Located in the heart of the city, this authentic Ming Dynasty garden features pavilions, walkways and bridges that weave through a beautiful lake and sculpted landscape. Visitors seeking an education in the arts can appreciate an afternoon exploring the Portland Art Museum, which includes an outdoor sculpture garden and a staggering six stories dedicated to modern art. Those traveling to Portland between March and December can’t miss out on the Portland Saturday Market, which offers an amalgamation of arts, crafts, food and live music in picturesque Washington Park. Finally, a book-lover can’t leave the city without a quick adventure through Powell’s City of Books, which features more than 1.5 million new and used books.
Outdoor aficionados can embark on an adventure to one of the memorable landmarks Oregon has to offer. Visitors flock to the scenic Crater Lake in droves to view the deepest lake in the United States. Guests can stroll along one of many stunning trails or drive along the scenic 33-mile Rim Drive to take advantage of 20 overlooks. Those who are interested in spending a night in paradise can choose from one of several local lodges. Visitors seeking spectacular waterfalls can head over to the Columbia Gorge to enjoy sites, such as Multnomah Falls. Visitors looking for a little more altitude can head over to the Cascade Mountains for hiking, backpacking, horseback riding and river rafting. Those seeking a winter retreat can head over to Timberline Lodge to tour a piece of history and carve up Mt. Hood’s famous slopes.
Guests looking for an escape to the city can stop by one of Oregon’s many beach towns. Sitting in the shadow of spectacular Haystack Rock, the small artist community of Cannon Beach allows visitors to relax within a picturesque beach setting. Couples interested in a romantic retreat can stroll along the shoreline or enjoy the many galleries showcasing photography, art and crafts. Those looking to learn more about history can stop by nearby Lewis and Clark National Historic Parks to experience the famed explorers’ adventures. Although Lewis and Clark historic sites may be found throughout the entire state, some of the most notable points of interests include: Fort Clatsop, the Fort to Sea Trail, the Dismal Nitch, the Salt Works and Netul Landing.
Oregon Hotels
The Raveable guide to Oregon Hotels was created by analyzing the millions of traveler reviews found all over the internet.
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2Ocean Terrace Condominium Suites4229 SW Beach Street, Lincoln City100% recommended | 14 reviews
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3Candlewood Suites - Portland Airport11250 NE Holman, Portland99% recommended | 36 reviews
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4Comfort Suites Eugene3060 E 25th Ave, Eugene96% recommended | 68 reviews
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- Hood River
- Grants Pass
- Gold Beach
- Hillsboro
- Roseburg
- Klamath Falls
- Bandon
- Pendleton
- Tigard
- Beaverton
- Springfield
- Depoe Bay
- Corvallis
- Brookings
- Mcminnville
- Gresham
- Albany
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