From Snow in the Cascades to 70s This Weekend Oregon Forecast Flips Fast
Oregon weather is doing what it does best this time of year… keeping us guessing. If you stepped outside this morning and thought it felt more like winter than spring, you’re not wrong. After a powerful system moved through Oregon on Wednesday, conditions across the state are still feeling the impact today, with snow-covered mountain passes, lingering showers, and cooler air hanging around to start Thursday. According to KATU, heavy snow fell across the Cascades over the past 24 to 36 hours as...
THINGS TO DO & EVENTS
Festivals, concerts, seasonal celebrations, and memorable Oregon adventures worth putting on your calendar.Fresh ideas for getting out and enjoying Oregon, from upcoming community events to unforgettable places and experiences around the state.
All Aboard! Stunning Fall Foliage Oregon Train Rides Departing Soon
There's nothing more beautiful than autumn, especially in Oregon. For a lot of us, it's our favorite time of the year as the holidays approach. Football games, the change in the air, the crisp...
This Pedal-Powered Rail Ride in Oregon is Simply Awesome
If you haven't heard about it already, this pedal-powered ride is grabbing the attention of Oregonians everywhere. The idea was spawned by two entrepreneurial bicycle enthusiasts, but this isn't...
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Couple Plans Romantic Friday Night Watching the World Burn with a Bottle of Pinot and a Cheese Platter
PORTLAND, OR — While many couples might opt for a candlelit dinner or a rom-com, local partners Jesse and Rowan have found a more thrilling way to spend quality time together: watching chaos unfold...
Man Fondly Recalls Childhood Road Trips When Mom Turned the Nissan Into a Marlboro Sauna
SALEM, OR — Nostalgia hit hard this week for 42-year-old Brent Halverson, who fondly remembered a simpler time when seatbelts were optional, ashtrays were full, and his mother hotboxed a two-door...
Portland on Edge as Smooth-Skinned Weirdo Without Tattoos Walks Into Powell’s
PORTLAND, OR — Tension rippled through Powell’s City of Books on Tuesday after a smooth-skinned weirdo with no visible tattoos and—more disturbingly—no bumper stickers on his car was seen casually...
FOOD & DRINK
Explore Oregon’s food and drink scene – from locally sourced ingredients to craft brews and award-winning wines. Plan your culinary adventure now!
Indulge on Brunch, Bubbly, and Sweet Treats at this One-of-a-Kind Bar in Oregon
Sip Champagne and Dessert Bar is owned by Sierra Andrews and Ashley Buonarroti who’ve combined their love of dessert and sparkling wine to give Eugene its only champagne bar, and you’ve got to check...
Locals Can’t Get Enough Of The Delicious Treats At This Popular Cafe In Oregon
Springfield, Oregon, often overshadowed by its bigger neighbor Eugene, is a town with its own unique charm. Nestled in the southern part of the Willamette Valley, Springfield offers visitors a blend...
Road Trippers Are Obsessed with This Hidden Thai Food Truck In Oregon
Patty’s is all about authentic Thai food, fast friendly service, and creamy Thai iced tea that will hit that sweet spot you’ve been craving all day.
BLM Looking for a Caretaker at a Remote Oregon Ranch this Summer
Hear ye, all adventurers! This one's for the history buffs, nature lovers, and seekers of tranquility. If you're craving a unique summer experience, HINES, Oregon, is calling your name. Imagine a three-week, paid retreat to the picturesque Steens Mountain in southeast...
8 Small Oregon Towns that Should be on Your Radar This Summer
For summer travelers, Oregon has hidden jewels that provide distinctive experiences outside of the usual popular tourist destinations. Off-the-beaten-path places, breathtaking natural scenery, and exposure to the local culture are all offered by these less popular...
Aurora Borealis in Oregon? Psyche! The Mix-Up Explained
You remember how we chatted about the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights here in Oregon this week? Well, we messed up and need to set things straight. Despite what was buzzing around, according to Jim Todd, the OMSI Director of Science Education, we're not...
Solar Storm Could Bring Northern Lights to Oregon and 16 Other States on Thursday
UPDATE: We made an error on reporting this, and need to set things straight. Despite what was buzzing around, according to Jim Todd, the OMSI Director of Science Education, we’re not going to catch the aurora borealis light show in Portland or anywhere else in Oregon...
Gresham Butte Trail: Distance, Access & Route Guide
Updated August 2026: Gresham Butte Saddle Trail is a wooded city trail that climbs over the saddle between Gresham Butte and Gabbert Hill. The City of Gresham lists the official trail at 1.24 miles, with street-side access at SW 19th Drive off Towle Avenue and SE 19th...
Kah-Nee-Ta’s Exciting New Pools Revealed, Reopening Plans Altered Due to Storm Damage
In a recent report by The Oregonian, it has been revealed that Kah-Nee-Ta, a renowned resort nestled amidst the breathtaking Oregon landscape, has unveiled a collection of captivating new soaking pools, while unfortunately facing a delay in its reopening plans due to...
Oregon Coast Introduces Same-Day Camping Reservations by Parks and Recreation
Oregon Parks and Recreation is excited to unveil a new pilot program that allows campers to reserve camping spots along the stunning Oregon Coast on the same day of their arrival. This initiative brings added convenience and flexibility to campers, as previously...
Oregon May Hold the Title for Oldest Human Occupation Site in North America, UO Finds
In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers and students from the University of Oregon's Archaeological Field School have uncovered evidence suggesting that people called Oregon home a staggering 18,000 years ago. This mind-boggling revelation challenges long-held...
Evacuation Plans Expand as Tunnel 5 Blaze Maintains 5% Containment
In the latest developments of the Tunnel 5 Fire in the Columbia River Gorge, evacuation plans have been adjusted while containment efforts strive to control the blaze. This article provides a comprehensive update on the current situation, incorporating information...
Oregon’s Smith River is An Oasis for Swimming, Waterfalls, and Camping
Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Oregon, the Smith River meanders through picturesque valleys and dense forests, offering visitors a delightful escape into nature's embrace. With its crystal-clear waters, enchanting waterfalls, and inviting camping spots,...