History

Timberline Lodge: A Magnificent Ski Lodge in Mt Hood National Forest

Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood is one of Oregon's most iconic places, and most visited historic landmarks. Some believe it's haunted due to it's role in a well known cult classic movie, but few know the interesting history of this beloved lodge. Mount Hood / Bonnie Moreland Nestled within the...

The Oldest Remaining Covered Bridge In Oregon Has Been Around Since 1914

Drift Creek Bridge in the mountains of the Oregon Coast (also known as Bear Creek Bridge) is thought to be the oldest remaining covered bridge in Oregon. This bridge has an interesting history, and was only preserved due to the effort of a husband and wife who wanted to save it from destruction....

Fort Stevens State Park: Immerse Yourself in a Camping Wonderland

Fort Stevens State Park is one of Oregon's greatest treasures. Located just 20 minutes west of Astoria, where the Columbia River meets the Pacific, it's tailor suited for history buffs and nature enthusiasts, beachcombers, campers, and hikers. Image via / Flickr CC2 There's so much to see and...

The Haunting Final Images From Two Photographers on Mt. St. Helens

Most of you know the story itself. You were there to witness the massive May 18th, 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens in southwestern Washington State, or your forebears have related the tale. It's one of awe, but also of destruction. In total, 57 people lost their lives in the massive ash cloud that...

Seaside, Oregon Revealed: The Best Places to Eat, Play, and Stay

Seaside, Oregon is a picturesque coastal town in the Pacific Northwest that has become a popular destination for travelers visiting the Oregon Coast. Seaside's gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean, unique historical significance and history as one of the first popular resort towns draws tourists...
4 Underwater Lost Cities of Oregon Most People Don’t Know About

4 Underwater Lost Cities of Oregon Most People Don’t Know About

The rising waters of lakes and reservoirs have submerged many budding Oregon metropolises over the years, from tiny one-horse towns to an entire Native American homeland. Since well before the time of Plato’s story of Atlantis, storytellers all over the world have had...

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