OREGON

Oregon -

Visit each of the communities and see what they have to offer.

Oregon -

.....things look different here. Oregon. The very word inspired the largest voluntary land migration in recorded history, and not without good reason. Windswept beaches, verdant forests and snow-capped peaks give way to sweeping rangelands, towering rock formations and dramatic river valleys in this incredibly diverse land. For a FREE copy of The Country Side of Oregon call 800.547.7842.

Oregon - Arts Commission -

The Oregon Arts Commission was established in 1967 to foster the arts in Oregon and ensure their excellence. Nine Commissioners, appointed by the governor, determine policies, establish long-range plans, and review applications to grants programs to determine funding levels. In 1993, the Oregon Arts Commission became a division of the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department. All Commission business meetings are accessible and open to the public.

Oregon - Astoria & Warrenton -

Old Oregon - The area of Astoria and Warrenton is a nationally significant historic region at the western end of the Lewis & Clark Trail. Astoria is the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies; a place that takes visitors back to simpler times, its architecture dominated by hundreds of Victorian homes clinging to steep wooded hillsides and with a revitalized 1920's era downtown; all set against a backdrop of tremendous natural beauty in the temperate rain forest at the mouth of the Columbia River.

Oregon - Attractions -

As a visitor destination, Oregon was clearly Mother Nature's favorite child. With a natural beauty shaped by volcanic upheaval, forged by relentless rivers and waves, and tempered by a vast high desert, the end results are landscapes, climates activities and attractions that are dramatically varied. Oregon's splendor can be found in our seven distinct regions. Make sure that you sign up for the Oregon event updates via e-mail.

Oregon - Bed & Breakfast Border to Border Directory -

The Bed and Breakfast Explorer contains descriptive listings, photos, & home pages for more than 400 of Oregon, Washington, California, and Idaho's most beautiful Bed and Breakfast Inns. For a FREE directory call 800.841.5448.

Oregon - Bed and Breakfast Guild -

The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild welcomes you to the State of Oregon, a beautiful and diverse state which offers unique and comfortable accommodations for your relaxation and enjoyment. The best way to explore scenic Oregon and experience Northwest hospitality is to stay at our member bed and breakfast inns.

Oregon - Brewers Guild -

The Oregon Brewers Guild is a non-profit organization with the primary goal of promoting the common interests of the members and the brewing industry in Oregon.

Oregon - California Trails Association -

If you have ever thought about throwing all of your possessions into the back of your car and heading out for parts unknown, you already know the feeling that propelled hundreds of thousands of emigrants westward in the 19th century.

Oregon - Caves Information Station -

Oregon Caves National Monument is small in size, 480 acres, but rich in diversity. Above ground, the monument encompasses a remnant old-growth coniferous forest. It harbors a fantastic array of plants, and a Douglas-fir tree with the widest known girth in Oregon. Three hiking trails access this forest. Below ground is an active marble cave created by natural forces over hundreds of thousands of years in one of the world's most diverse geologic realms. A concessioner provides CAVE TOURS for a fee.

Oregon - City Chamber -

Oregon City was the first incorporated city west of the Mississippi. First established in 1829 by Dr. John McLoughlin as a lumber mill near Willamette Falls, it was later designated as Oregon's territorial capital. Its many museums and historical buildings allows you a glimpse of pioneer life in Oregon territory.

Oregon Coast - Aquarium -

....you're surrounded by sharks. A shipwreck looms in the distance. Waves crash above you.

Oregon's Coast Highway - 101 -

While many visitors arrive in the Coast Region by driving up from Northern California, you can also reach this area by the famed Redwood Highway (199) from Grants Pass. This route will take you by Jedediah Smith Redwood Park and the Smith River Gorge, a breathtaking rock-bound canyon. Another spectacular route is I-5 to Reedsport via Highway 138, which follows the South Umpqua River.

Oregon Coast - Travel Guide -

Welcome - Travel, art and recreation guide.

Oregon Coast - Oregon Online Highways -

Beaches, tidepools, lighthouses, and a coastal way of Life.

Oregon - Department of Agriculture -

Long before surveyed boundaries existed to create what has come to be known as Oregon, thousands of indigenous peoples, speaking scores of different languages, lived with nature here and practiced a totally different concept of what we call "agriculture." The Indians of the Oregon Country had developed a tried and true approach to hunting, trapping, harvesting, and preserving that seemed primitive and incomprehensible to the Euroamerican entrepreneurs, settlers, and missionaries. Attempts to "civilize" the native peoples ended in miserable failure ......

Oregon - Department of Transportation -

Highways & Travel Information. Cameras - Road Reports - Bridges - Maps - Safety and more.

Oregon - Fishing Guide -

As your Oregon fishing guide, Bob will give you his all-out effort every time while fishing for salmon or sturgeon from his comfortable twenty-two foot jet sled, or leisurely drift fishing down a beautiful north coast stream for ocean-fresh steelhead or salmon.

Oregon - History Center -

For many years, OHS has been collecting, preserving, exhibiting and publishing Oregon's history. Today, the OHS complex is a landmark in the heart of Portland's Cultural District and offers Oregon's rich multicultural history through museum exhibitions, research collections, and publications.

Oregon - McMeamins Historic Hotels -

McMenamins offers 5 unique and distinct Historic Hotels, located in several areas of Oregon. Each offers an unusual blend of Eateries, Lodging, Specialty Bars and Points of Interest. They're all perfect for weekend getaways, group events, or simply an enjoyable evening out. All of our Hotels feature relaxing comfort, richly appointed rooms, a casual atmosphere, and most include a full breakfast in the morning.

Oregon - Museum of Science and Industry -

OMSI began as an idea in the minds of a few Portland civic leaders who wanted to create a museum that didn't have "do not touch" signs on every exhibit. They believed interest in science is best cultivated in an active, engaging environment away from school books and blackboards, and that open-ended exploration of science would pique the interest of people of all ages.

Oregon - Northwest Places

Seattle Metro - Seattle - South - San Juan Islands - Skagit County - Snohomish City - Spokane County - Whidbey Island - Oregon.

Oregon - On-Line -

Government * Community * Commerce * Education * Information

Oregon - On-line Resources -

Many great links courtesy of Oregon State University College of Business.

Oregon Outside -

Welcome to Oregon Outside Magazine Online.

Oregon - Shakespeare Festival -

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland. The nation's oldest and largest theatre in rotating repertory. Classic and contemporary drama in three unique theatres.

Oregon - State of Oregon -

Getting around Oregon. Search and Clickable Map.

Oregon - State Parks -

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department web services are divided among a couple of websites. From visiting world-famous parks, to accessing State Historic Preservation Office services, to permitting your All-Terrain Vehicle, our goal is to get you the information you need with a minimum of fuss.

Oregon - Tour -

The Official Oregon Travel Guide.

Oregon - Tourism Commission -

Oregon. The very word inspired the largest voluntary land migration in recorded history, and not without good reason. Windswept beaches, verdant forests and snow-capped peaks give way to sweeping rangelands, towering rock formations and dramatic river valleys in this incredibly diverse land. Mother Nature's finest elements provide the perfect foil for human innovation, and the result is a vast and ever-changing playground for the soul.

Oregon - Trail Marketing -

Preserving culture and education the public about the history, heritage, and spirit of the people at the end of the Oregon Trail.

Oregon - Travel and Tourism -

Travel Library - Oregon Links.

Oregon - Troutdale -

The Community That Connects. A Rich Historic Past.

Oregon - Wine Advisory Board -

The Oregon wine story is the story of people and a place that is unlike any other. It is a story of people who will not acknowledge words like "no," "can't do," "shouldn't do." It's the story of families planting, harvesting and crushing grapes together, creating a legacy. It's the entrepreneurs who came to Oregon to make wine in the place where salmon and forests surround the land.

Oregon - Whitewater Association -

OWA is committed to working with other river organizations and river agencies in a cooperative manner to enhance river recreational opportunities for non-motorized river users. Although this is a Portland based club, people from around the state and the country are encouraged to join our non-profit, recreational organization.

Oregon - Zoo -

Our habitats are designed to get you up close and personal with the animals. In fact, you'll have some of them eating right out of your hand.