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Driving the Columbia Gorge Scenic Highway

A deep canyon that stretches over 80 miles from east to west, the Columbia River Gorge stands out as one of the most scenic and breathtaking sights in the Pacific Northwest. With a river at its base, the Columbia River Gorge reaches up to 4,000 feet tall in some areas and forms a boundary between Oregon and Washington State, running from the Deschutes River through to the Pacific Ocean. The Columbia River Gorge is also recognized as a National Scenic [...]

Travel in Style

The great thing about traveling in a camper van is having the lightness to move around freely while being fully self contained and comfortable. We specialize in providing a unique way to travel and see the sites of the Pacific Northwest. From driving the rocky coastline of the Oregon coast to camping next to a mountain stream in the cascades, our fleet of modern Volkswagen Eurovan campers come equipped with everything you will need to make your camping trip to [...]

Camping and hiking at Silver Falls

Nestled in the lower elevation of Oregon’s Cascade Mountains, a 30 min drive east of Salem, lies a temperate rain forest. It is here that the Trail of ten falls can be found. The Canyon Trail and the falls descend to a forest floor covered with ferns, mosses, and wildflowers. You will also find stands of Douglas fir, hemlock, and cedar. The Canyon Trail is a nationally recognized trail system that leads hikers along the banks of the north and south [...]

Fishing in Oregon

Few places in the world have such diverse and high quality fishing as Oregon. The Pacific coastline offers incredible opportunities to catch halibut and salmon. The major rivers deliver fresh runs of steelhead and salmon to the tributaries of central and eastern Oregon. The countless smaller mountain streams and lakes are teeming with trout and panfish. From beginners to seasoned professionals, individuals looking to find a wealth of quality fishing opportunities find no lack of options in Oregon. For fly [...]

Wineries of the Northwest

Wine country in the Pacific Northwest extends throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and even British Columbia. Retaining prime weather conditions and soil for various varietals and wine growth, this area boasts some of the best wines and wineries in the country, from expansive and sprawling to small and charming. With much to be discovered along picturesque, scenic drives, few are disappointed after visiting one or many of the wineries that scatter the northwest landscape. Oregon enjoys the perfect climate for [...]

Exploring the Hood River area

The Hood River area is a recreational mecca with opportunities for nearly every outdoor sport within a 40 mile radius. The strong winds in the summer months attract windsurfers and kiteboarders from around the world. The surrounding rivers and streams attract fishermen as well as whitewater enthusiasts. There are miles of trails for both Mountain biking and hiking opportunities. The surrounding back roads thru the gorge offer uncrowded and scenic road biking. Just a short drive up to Mt. Hood [...]

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The great thing about traveling in a camper van is having the lightness to move around freely while being fully self contained and comfortable. We specialize in providing a unique way to travel and see the sites of the Pacific Northwest. From driving the rocky coastline of the Oregon coast to camping next to a mountain stream in the cascades, our fleet of modern Volkswagen Eurovan campers come equipped with everything you will need to make your camping trip to [...]

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Driving the Columbia Gorge Scenic Highway

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A deep canyon that stretches over 80 miles from east to west, the Columbia River Gorge stands out as one of the most scenic and breathtaking sights in the Pacific Northwest. With a river at its base, the Columbia River Gorge reaches up to 4,000 feet tall in some areas and forms a boundary between Oregon and Washington State, running from the Deschutes River through to the Pacific Ocean. The Columbia River Gorge is also recognized as a National Scenic [...]

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Camping and hiking at Silver Falls

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Nestled in the lower elevation of Oregon’s Cascade Mountains, a 30 min drive east of Salem, lies a temperate rain forest. It is here that the Trail of ten falls can be found. The Canyon Trail and the falls descend to a forest floor covered with ferns, mosses, and wildflowers. You will also find stands of Douglas fir, hemlock, and cedar. The Canyon Trail is a nationally recognized trail system that leads hikers along the banks of the north and south [...]

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Stand up paddling in Oregon

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Stand up paddling in Oregon can range from paddling around serene lakes and ponds to chasing coastal swell, riding waves, and river running. With a quick and easy learning curve, a person of nearly any age can get up on a SUP board and start paddling. In this way, stand-up paddle boarding really does appeal to every age and skill level. Perhaps, this is the very reason why stand-up paddle boarding has become so popular throughout the Pacific Northwest. With [...]

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Fishing in Oregon

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Few places in the world have such diverse and high quality fishing as Oregon. The Pacific coastline offers incredible opportunities to catch halibut and salmon. The major rivers deliver fresh runs of steelhead and salmon to the tributaries of central and eastern Oregon. The countless smaller mountain streams and lakes are teeming with trout and panfish. From beginners to seasoned professionals, individuals looking to find a wealth of quality fishing opportunities find no lack of options in Oregon. For fly [...]

Continue reading »
Wineries of the Northwest

Destinations, featured, Travel Ideas

Wine country in the Pacific Northwest extends throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and even British Columbia. Retaining prime weather conditions and soil for various varietals and wine growth, this area boasts some of the best wines and wineries in the country, from expansive and sprawling to small and charming. With much to be discovered along picturesque, scenic drives, few are disappointed after visiting one or many of the wineries that scatter the northwest landscape. Oregon enjoys the perfect climate for [...]

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Exploring the Hood River area

Destinations, featured, Travel Ideas

The Hood River area is a recreational mecca with opportunities for nearly every outdoor sport within a 40 mile radius. The strong winds in the summer months attract windsurfers and kiteboarders from around the world. The surrounding rivers and streams attract fishermen as well as whitewater enthusiasts. There are miles of trails for both Mountain biking and hiking opportunities. The surrounding back roads thru the gorge offer uncrowded and scenic road biking. Just a short drive up to Mt. Hood [...]

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Get off the beaten path

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The 15 million acres of public lands in Oregon and Washington offer an amazing array of settings including coastal beaches and headlands, Cascade forests and rivers, Columbia Plateau pothole lakes, and high desert mountains and grasslands. Across the region, facilities such as day use areas, trails, campgrounds, boat launches, visitor centers, and plenty of open space offer some of best hiking, camping, fishing, boating, horseback riding, birding, fossil collecting, and off-roading in the Northwest, along with opportunities to learn about [...]

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Road Trip Eastern Oregon

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Eastern Oregon is an often overlooked travel destination in Oregon. You can often find sunny, dry weather east of the Cascades while the Oregon Coast is getting pounded with rain and the temperatures are usually 3o degrees warmer. The perfect way to experience the dramatic climate change of Oregon is to drive from Portland thru the Columbia River Gorge. In just 60 miles you can cut your way thru the Cascade mtns, traveling from lush rainforest to dry desert grass [...]

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