After a day of playing in the mountains, manning rock faces that reach up to the sky, and snowboarding down some of the best slopes in US, it's not uncommon to kick your feet up and crack open a co...

Anyone who loves running knows that the concrete jungle gets old real quick. Aside from the redundancy of the route, running for miles on sidewalks can wear on your knees and ankles, and take a tol...

Are you looking for a crazy wildlife experience without leaving the continental United States? Established in 1968 as a humble roadside attraction with a few deer, fast forward 50+ years and West C...

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 ...

Planning a family road trip this spring or summer? Turn the car from Florida or California and head to one of these lesser known theme parks to save money, ditch the crowds, and get back to old-fas...

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...

Portland loves embracing it’s weirdness, so it should come as no surprise that Oregon as a whole is a little quirky too. From natural phenomenon to manmade wonders, here are some must-see attractio...

Called the Peter Iredale, the ship was abandoned over a hundred years ago on Clatsop Spit near Fort Stevens in Warrenton after a storm sent it reeling ashore. One of the most accessible shipwrecks ...