Chances are you've seen pictures of Oregon's Oneonta Gorge — it's that brilliant green slot canyon, where moss and ferns cling to the cliffs and hikers brave the cold waters to reach the waterfall ...

Each state boasts several distinctive hikes, ones that make that piece of the United States pie truly unique. Grab your hiking boots and head for these must-do hikes in every state that range from ...

The spring equinox brings increasingly long and languorous days brimming with sunshine and rain showers. America’s deserts epitomize this season of renewal as monochrome palettes give way to a kale...

​A section of the Oregon coast named by Captain Cook himself, Cape Perpetua is a breathtaking scenic area with 26 miles of hiking trails, forests, and ocean overlooks. At its highest point, Cape Pe...

If you live in the Pacific Northwest and don't have plans to visit the Grand Canyon anytime soon, don't worry, you have your very own natural wonder much closer. Located in Terrebonne, about three ...

Why sloths? Was a sillier question ever asked? The obvious answer is, “just look at them.” Their stuffed animal-esque demeanor, their permanent grin, the “take it easy” attitude, what’s not to love?

You know the 7 Wonders of the World, they’re international icons. Legendary landmarks. Feeling snubbed not to be included, the state of Oregon made up their own list based on a lengthy list of outd...

Crater Lake National Park is a photographer’s dream and like nowhere else on Earth. A unique landscape in southern Oregon formed by the inside a volcanic basin over 7,000 years ago, it is the deepe...

If you’ve spent any time on Pinterest or Instagram lately, you’ve probably seen a photo of Multnomah Falls. A towering 611 feet tall, it’s one of the most popular waterfalls in the country and just...

The route around the stunning Wind River Range passes through a near-desert and two national forests, touches Grand Teton National Park, and twice crosses the Continental Divide. From Rock Springs,...