Oregon is home to much natural beauty, including this gorgeous area that was formed countless years ago from the remains of a ...

Klamath Lake, Oregon’s largest, provides a stunning blue backdrop to daily life. The area enjoys sunshine most days of the year – a rarity in Oregon. The downtown area invites leisurely strolls ...

Traveling the U.S. in your RV, or looking for an affordable RV park to stay for the summer? There are many budget-friendly RV options, you just need to know where to look.

Roasting marshmallows around the fire, telling scary stories under the stars and running around the campgrounds are only just ...

Roseburg sits in a valley with green hills rising all around it. The downtown area has wide streets with classic buildings and modern shops. Trees provide shade along the sidewalks where locals stroll ...

There are two established campgrounds with spots available on a first-come, first-served basis: River Marsh and Upper Lake ...

While many public lands are still open amid the government shutdown, visitors should expect to find a mixed bag when it comes to what services are still available. Starting Wednesday, many government ...

Skip the crowds of New England and experience leaf-peeping season in under-the-radar places like Oregon, Colorado, and even ...

Crater Lake National Park in southern Oregon will be accessible for free on Sept. 27. The National Park Service announced that National Public Lands Day will allow free admission to all national parks ...

The 11th annual Ride the Rim event will return to Crater Lake National Park on Sept. 13. East Rim Drive will only be open to non-motorized recreation from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The entire East Rim Drive ...

Crater Lake was formed about 7,700 years ago by the collapse of the Mount Mazama volcano. Crater Lake National Park will host two “Ride the Rim” events this month, an opportunity for the public to ...

Dipping my toes into Diamond Lake, I braced myself for the worst. Lakes throughout the Pacific Northwest take a long time to warm in the summer, and some of them, like the nearby 2,000-foot-deep ...