These Rare Oregon Horses Only Existed in the Late 19th Century
As an Oregon native, it's beyond me how I have never heard of the story of the Oregon Wonder Horses until now. This rare breed of horse goes clear back to the 1880's, and the story…
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The Oregon Ghost Town of Bayocean That Fell Into the Sea
Bayocean was once an ambitious Oregon Coast resort. Learn how erosion reshaped the peninsula, erased the town, and what visitors can explore today.
15 Amazing Photos of Oregonians During The Great Depression
The Great Depression was a severe worldwide economic collapse that took place during the 1930s, and Oregon was no different than anywhere else drastically affected by this hard point in history. These incredible images give us…
Your Guide To The Best Oregon Hot Springs To Soak In For Relaxation
We're so lucky to live in an amazing state where you don't have to drive far to enjoy relaxing Oregon Hot Springs. It feels so good to soak in these mineral hot springs. After my recent…
The Legend of Oregon’s Crystal Cave: Is it real?
There's nothing that fascinates me more than America's incredible history — especially in the state of Oregon, the place I've called home since birth. I came across an article tonight that I just couldn't resist writing…
16 Awesome Crater Lake Facts Most People Don’t Know
Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, filling a volcanic caldera formed when Mount Mazama collapsed about 7,700 years ago. Its blue water, Wizard Island, and the jagged Phantom Ship make this Southern…
Oregon’s Hot Lake Hotel is Said To Be Extremely Haunted
Planning a soak at Hot Lake today This article is about Hot Lake’s history; today’s soaking is a managed, swimsuit-required resort experience. The operator requires online reservations for every day-use guest and currently lists soaking from…
Protected: The Malheur Cave is easily the creepiest cave in Oregon
In 1938 two members of the lodge, Ulysses S. Hackney and Charles W. Loggan, came up with the idea of holding an outdoor stated meeting in the Malheur Cave 52 miles east of Burns. They devised…
Newberg drive-in theater voted #1 in the United States
Before we enjoyed 80 inch 4K resolution smart tvs in the comfort of our living rooms, and well before my time decades ago, drive-in movie theaters were everywhere. In the United States alone, by the 1950s…
This Southern Oregon Waterfall Road Trip is The Perfect Getaway
Are you looking for the best waterfalls in Oregon now that the weather's warming up? While Southern Oregon waterfalls aren't talked about as much, we wanted to share with you some of the most gorgeous waterfalls in…
Portland’s Speakeasy Scene Just Got Way Better
There are plenty of trendy speakeasies and secret bars in the Portland area, but this new establishment hidden in a Sellwood neighborhood has set the bar for authenticity and pure excellence. Sure you can go to…
