Evergreen Wings & Waves Waterpark is an educational waterpark that includes ten waterslides, a wave pool and a children’s museum dedicated to teaching students about the power of water. Consisting of classic Evergreen Museum building design, the space features nearly 70,000 square feet of educational fun, topped by a massive Evergreen International Aviation B747-100 aircraft on the top of the building.
Check out the newest addition to Oregon waterparks. The Aviation museum just got even cooler!
Crater Lake was absolutely beautiful this past weekend. While the visitor center is now closed, this week may be the last time to enjoy Crater Lake without cross-country skies or snowshoes until next spring.
Check out our video Exploring Crater Lake and more at www.oregonattractions.org
Salt Creek Falls is located 62 miles east of Eugene, Oregon and offers beautiful views, hiking trails, picnic tables and more.
Check out this video of two beautiful waterfalls in the Willamette National Forest.
This time of year is perfect for exploring waterfalls. Above is a picture of Diamond Creek Falls a short 1.5 mile hike from the well known Salt Creek Falls. Read more about Oregon waterfalls at www.oregonattractions.org.
EUGENE, Ore. - Downtown Eugene's "cool and green" scene earned a spot in the Top 10 Downtowns in America, according to Livability.com.
Great job Eugene! It truly is a great place to live.
60 birds from 30 native species spread their wings in aviaries & on handlers’ gloves in wooded park criss-crossed by trails
Take advantage of some of the great deals Groupon has for Eugene attractions.
Oregon is know for it's beautiful natural attractions. From Multnomah Falls to Crater Lake, these top tourist attractions start to see less of the crowds if any at all when the weather starts to go south. Oregon offers plenty of other top attractions that you can still enjoy in the rain. From the Oregon Caves to touring OMSI, there is always something to explore in Oregon.
The weather this week may be a reminder of what winter has in store, but this weekend looks to offer a break from the showers. This could be a great time to see some of Oregon's best attractions without having to deal with a crowd. Check the weather conditions before you leave especially if headed near the cascades. Here is a great resource for road conditions in Oregon (TripCheck).
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Fall is here and this week we are reminded why Oregon is so beautifully green... Rain and lots of it. It's been awhile for most Oregonians and some welcome the refreshing rain while others frown upon the thoughts that summer is behind us. The fall weather is definitely here but with the new season brings new things to do and places to visit.
We love the outdoors but sometimes we don't feel like putting on our jackets and fighting the elements. Sitting at home watching television is out of the question, we're looking for something a little more exciting then an old re-run or the newest reality TV show. What's your favorite indoor attraction in Oregon when sitting at home is out of the question? We're fans of indoor water parks, bowling alleys or family entertainment centers when the weather doesn't cooperate.
We would love to hear from you and find out what are your favorite attractions. Leave a comment or visit us at www.oregonattractions.org.
September 23rd marked the first day of fall for 2011. The air is already starting to change and many Oregonians are beginning to gear up for the six months of rain to follow.
Instead of worrying what winter will bring, celebrate! Fall is one of the most beautiful seasons and provides a great opportunities to get out and explore Oregon outdoor attractions. On the rainy days get hundreds of ideas on things to do and places to visit in Oregon at www.oregonattractions.org.
Things to do in Oregon
Whether it's rain or shine, their is always plenty of things to do in Oregon. On the rainy days take a shopping day, relax at a spa or visit one of the nearby wineries or breweries. For the days the sun decides to cooperate, take advantage of the beautiful hiking and biking trails, great fishing and exhilarating atv rentals.
Places to visit in Oregon
On those days you need to get out of the house, go visit some of the best Oregon natural attractions including, our numerous national forests, beautiful beaches, breathtaking waterfalls, or remote hot springs. When you don't feel like fighting them elements, take the opportunity to learn about the arts and culture we live in. From museums to interprative centers, lighthouses to art galleries, Oregon arts and culture can be fun for all ages.
Check in at www.oregonattractions.org to find great ideas, deals and more before exploring Oregon.
Many lighthouses provide hiking trails, tide pools and a chance to view wildlife up close including whale watching! So what are you waiting for, go ahead and explore these beautiful historic Oregon Lighthouses
Take a peak at these beautiful historic attractions. Oregon lighthouses truly are amazing!
Explore the many rooms in the lighthouse at the south end of Newport, Oregon. See on old kitchen, take a peak at a bedroom from the early 1900's, learn where the term "sleep tight" comes from and much more [...]
This is just one of the many beautiful and historic Oregon attractions that can be found on the Oregon Coast. We invite you to take a tour and explore all that Oregon has to offerl
Oregon hot springs can be enjoyed by everyone from the outgoing adventurous to the secluded romantic.
Eugene, Oregon is a great city for arts and outdoors. Home of the University of Oregon and the second largest city in the state of Oregon, Eugene offers something for everyone. Eugene has a variety of cultural events, museums, performing arts, sports and outdoor activities to choose from.
Take a look at some of our favorite Eugene Attractions!
The Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area is located just north of Newport, Oregon. The land jets out due west nearly a mile into the Pacific Ocean and offers a tour of Oregon’s tallest lighthouse, tide pools to explore and an interpretive center to learn more about the area.
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Newport, Oregon is located less than 60 minutes west of Corvallis on the Oregon Coast. Newport is the perfect retreat for families or couples looking to get away and enjoy the many attractions the city has to offer. Towering lighthouses, stunning aquarium exhibits, educational Marine Science Center and Undersea Gardens are just a few of the attractions that will catch your attention on your visit.
Come explore all the Newport Oregon Attractions for yourself! Learn more about other Oregon Attractions at www.oregonattractions.org
