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The diverse geography of this region allows visitors to enjoy a wide variety of outdoor activities ranging from snow skiing or snowboarding at the summit of the Cascades to riding dune buggies or taking part in the unique sport of sandboarding on the dunes at the central coast.
Flying on the Oregon coast is a magical experience, with the beautiful scenery and the breathtaking sunsets. Enjoy the seldom seen beauty of the cliffs, beaches and MORE >>
Commonly referred to as "The Crown Jewel" of the world-renowned Oakridge mountain bike trails, the Alpine Trail offers a little bit of everything. With numerous options, MORE >>
This "Magic Carpet Ride" on the Aufderheide Highway makes for a great scenic bike day trip, connecting Rainbow to Oakridge. This is a nearly symmetrical ride, halfway up MORE >>
Bike Friday manufactures performance travel bicycles. For the bicycle enthusiast who needs to quickly board the bus or train, or pack their bicycle for airline travel, MORE >>
This difficult .8 mi (1,28 km) trail on a clear day offers views of the Cascade Range from Mt Hood to Mt Shasta. Wildflowers bloom in late June. DIRECTIONS: From Cottage MORE >>
Brice Creek Trail is part of a 10.5 mile loop. The route is made up of 5.5 miles of single track, and 5 miles of paved forest road. The path rises and falls as it MORE >>
This easy to moderate 5.7 mile (9.2 km) trail through a scenic canyon follows Brice Creek with its numerous small waterfalls and pools. The crystal clear waters and MORE >>
Nature center and wildlife hospital specializing in birds of prey. Visit over 60 birds of 33 species. Open Tuesday - Sunday and Monday holidays. Hours April - October 10 MORE >>
Free cycling maps and information about cycling routes, area cycling associations and events. MORE >>
This state-designated 35.5-mile scenic bikeway follows the Cottage Grove Covered Bridge Tour Route and features an all-ages and all-abilities cycling experience of MORE >>
Riding along this path is an easy to moderate difficulty level. It is 9.2 miles of nature, ocean, steep descents, and fast cruising on a double-track trail. The more MORE >>
This easy 0.5 mile (0,8 km) wheelchair accessible loop trail winds through a diverse, ancient, and beautiful forest ecosystem where 650 year old trees tower over 200 feet MORE >>
Diamond Creek Falls Trail #3598 is a difficult 2.5 mile (4 km) loop that begins at Salt Creek Falls Observation Site. From the foot bridge the trail follows along the MORE >>
A group of dedicated birders created this website to showcase 11 sites in Eugene. It includes a map of the location, photos of birds and descriptions. This guide will MORE >>