Articles Tagged with Oregon

With so many diverse and memorable celebrations occurring around the globe every year, it’s always a good idea to plan your travels around a citywide or countrywide cultural event. Be it a big-time thoroughbred race…

Seaside, Oregon, might just be the West Coast’s fun-loving answer to Coney Island. Only 90 minutes from Portland, this city anchors Oregon’s high-drama northern shoreline, famous for its photogenic beaches and craggy, fog-shrouded cliffs. Seaside…

The American West is steeped in sublime landscapes, lore and an independent spirit that have a way of making any travels here feel like you’re setting off on a great adventure. From the Rocky Mountains…

With 7 miles of pristine beaches and 17 beach access points, tiny Lincoln City, Oregon, packs in more than its share of outdoor attractions. It comprises several districts — many of which were individual towns…

For those who love the vitality of a city but not the constant (and sometimes exhausting) hustle, Portland, Oregon, will be your kind of town. The City of Roses has an undeniably youthful spirit, and…

One of Cannon Beach, Oregon’s most iconic sights is Haystack Rock, an impressive, 235-foot-tall rock formation. While this spot has more film credits than some actors (The Goonies, Point Break and Twilight all have scenes…

Portland, Oregon’s, appreciation for delicious, locally sourced food, premium wine and the beloved outdoors lends to its global magnetism and allure for travelers and those seeking a vibrant home base. Discover six reasons why the…

From mirror-clear waters to wine-dark seas, and secluded shorelines to a queen’s favorite coast, these 11 spots may well be some of the world’s best beaches and coastal towns. As always, check for travel restrictions…

Between sun, sand and surf, it’s hard to top a beach vacation — especially when said spot is a bit off the beaten path. Thankfully, the U.S. has plenty of them, dream getaways boasting all…

Food trucks aren’t exactly a new food trend, especially in America, where L.A.’s taco carts, Hawaii’s shrimp trucks and NYC’s curbside hot dog vendors may seem as common as Starbucks. Still, much of the current…