Days 31 – 35 – Into Oregon
Day 31 – SOBO Mile 480.2 – 505.8 – Washington is Done One nice thing about camping on a road that runs along the ridge is watching the sun go down on one side and the moon rise on...
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Day 31 – SOBO Mile 480.2 – 505.8 – Washington is Done One nice thing about camping on a road that runs along the ridge is watching the sun go down on one side and the moon rise on...
On day 106 I made it to the Oregon border. The last week (Since Etna) has been tough. It was over 100 degrees 3 of those days with some hills and LOTS of blowdowns and overgrown t...
How I Imagine the PCT I’ve made it the Bridge of the Gods, or rather to Cascade Locks overlooking the bridge connecting Oregon and Washington. The bridge is kind of the last landm...
Burn zones, blowdowns, butterflies, and a new trail friend: my final two days in Oregon were anything but boring. As I completed my first state on the PCT, I found myself wishing t...
There was a time when convincing someone to move to Oregon did not require much of a sales pitch. You could point toward the Cascades, the Oregon Coast, the Columbia River Gorge, B...
Camp was buzzing this morning. After 3.5 months, we were just a few short miles from taking our last steps in California. Our tents were covered in dew from a cloud inversion that...
Thinking about moving to Oregon? Excellent decision. Ignore the rain, housing prices, wildfire smoke, traffic, taxes, and enormous earthquake fault lurking offshore. Those aren't p...
Thoughts From The Trail: Walking across the Bridge of the Gods I dwelled on how fast Oregon had passed. While 18 days is no record, I had enjoyed multiple Neros and taken Zeros in...
30 miles wasn’t the initial plan, but it rarely is. This morning was quite smoky. I was worried there were new fires nearby, but a few Garmin messages with my friend and my dad con...
I’m not quite sure 20 miles counts as a nearo into town, but that’s exactly what was on the agenda to make it into Ashland today. The hiking this morning was a breeze. We stopped a...
Ten years ago, That Oregon Life introduced readers to the Salmonberry corridor, a place that seemed to exist somewhere between Oregon history and an outdoor legend. Back in 2016, t...
Oregon has not yet reached August, but the 2026 wildfire season has already left an enormous mark across the state. From the open rangelands of southeastern Oregon to the dry hills...
Crater Lake! Southern Oregon has been beautiful and had better trails than Northern California. I have enjoyed the shade of the giant Douglas Firs in the old growth forests. The mi...
2026 Oregon Polar Express on Mount Hood Railroad from Hood River—Nov. 20–Jan. 2, about 90 minutes. Tickets Sept. 1. Park at 113 Portway Avenue.
There are 269 unincorporated communities in Oregon, and Lane County has 35 of them. Places such as Dexter and Marcola, Culp Creek and Dorena, Alvadore, … Continue reading →
Oregon’s already devastating 2026 wildfire season is now within striking distance of becoming the largest on record for total acreage burned. As of Monday morning, August 3, 60 lar...
There are certain things you expect to see while driving through northeast Oregon. Rolling wheat fields, old barns, cattle grazing beneath enormous skies, and eventually the jagged...
SISTERS, Ore. (KOIN) — More than 200,000 acres were burning across Oregon on Monday as firefighters continued battling multiple major wildfires across the state, using a brief brea...
The governing boards of Willamette and Pacific universities have agreed to a merger that could create a combined institution known as the University of the Northwest within two yea...
There are road trips where the destination is the whole point, and then there are those wonderfully strange Oregon adventures where simply getting there feels like part of the stor...
Oregon voters narrowly approved one of the most restrictive gun-control measures in the country in 2022, adding a government permit requirement for people who want to legally purch...
In a state where fishing boats crowd coastal harbors, hunting camps are a longtime family tradition and farms stretch from the Willamette Valley to the high desert, a new political...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Oregon’s wine industry is grappling with what some leaders call its most significant crisis in decades after a sharp drop in grape production...
A move to criminalize livestock production, hunting, and fishing in Oregon has been shelved—for now.
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