History

Interesting Earthquake Activity on Mount Adams Has Scientists Pondering

Mount Adams, one of the largest volcanoes in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest, has historically been considered a quiet volcano. However, in September 2024, Mount Adams, known by some Native American tribes as Pahto or Klickitat, experienced a series of six low-intensity earthquakes....

The Real Story Behind Oregon’s Giant Iconic Paul Bunyan Statue

Sometimes, we get so accustomed to the extraordinary that we stop appreciating it. Think of the countless breathtaking sights in Oregon, from the thunderous Multnomah Falls to the shimmering depths of Crater Lake, or even the rugged charm of Haystack Rock. While these natural wonders might...

Experience the Magic of Oregon’s Fall Foliage on This Stunning Scenic Drive

For a drive packed with history, scenic beauty, and plenty of outdoor activities, the Elkhorn Scenic Byway offers an unforgettable experience.

This Charming Oregon Hotel Has Over 140 Years of Haunted Secrets

Cozy rooms with white wood walls, pretty quilts adorning the beds, and good lighting. Oh yeah, did we mention ghosts? You can't forget the ghosts when describing the historic Wolf Creek Inn.

Oregon’s “Great Flood” Had A Force 90 Times More Powerful Than The Largest Atomic Bomb

If you live in the Pacific Northwest there's a good likelihood that the land you're standing on is part of a massive floodplain; silt, and rock deposits swept here from Montana during the end of the last Ice Age. The floods advanced with a vengeance, unstoppable and vast in a matter of DAYS, not...
Evil Hour 1845: The Lost Wagon Train of Meek’s Cutoff

Evil Hour 1845: The Lost Wagon Train of Meek’s Cutoff

In the annals of the American West, the tales of mountain men and trailblazers endure as gritty testaments to humanity's fortitude. Among the pantheon of pioneers, Steven Meek, a larger-than-life figure, holds a prominent place. His name, forever engraved in history,...

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