It might be cold and snowy during winter months, but there's plenty of ways to get outside and enjoy the beautiful outdoors in central Oregon. Go skiing or snowshoeing, take a sleigh ride, or go for the ride of a lifetime on a unique adventure. There's a company at Mt. Bachelor that offers a sled dog ride, and you're going to love it!
Mt. Bachelor is the perfect place for winter recreation. Skiers love its challenging runs and terrain park, and kids of all ages enjoy the Snowblast tubing hills. There's one activity at this resort that's unique, though.
These hard-working pups are raring to go! Pulling a sled through the snow is what they live for, and they often compete in races, including the Iditarod.
Your dog sled adventure lasts about an hour, including an orientation. The team leaves from the Sunrise Lodge parking lot every day at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., noon, and 1 p.m.
Prior to the 15th, the company offers a special deal where you pay a discounted rate in advance for a voucher that can be used anytime during the season. Regular rates start at $200 for one rider, with discounts for additional riders.
Are you ready to go on this sled dog adventure? Visit the Mt Bachelor website to book your trip, and follow the company's Facebook page so you won't miss a single event.
Best Travel Gifts of 2024, Hand-picked by Our Travel Experts
If you're looking for gifting ideas for the travelers in your life this holiday season, check out our list of our favorite, tried and true travel gifts.
Welcome to Hand-Picked, a curated series highlighting the travel gear and goods our staff truly love. From practical essentials to playful extras, these are the items that make travel fun—and shopping even better! Each pick is independently selected by our editors, and if you make a purchase through our links, Only In Your State may earn a commission.
There is nothing that makes me happier than picking out the perfect gift. Friends often ask me for ideas of what to gift to their family, children, partners, friends... the challenge of finding that special item (or experience) is my favorite kind of adrenaline rush. And because of this, the holiday season is like my version of sky diving.
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Our team of travel experts here at Only In Your State joined me in selecting our favorite travel gifts of the season. We've hand-picked 24 gifts that we own and love and would joyfully wrap up with a shiny bow for other travel lovers in our lives. We've chosen a variety of options, from candles to books, to the perfect travel shoes and bags. There is also a wide range of prices for any gifting budget. Pick out a few to gift this season and maybe even send some of these ideas to those who are shopping for you. It may be the holiday season, but it is also always travel season in our minds.
Why We Love Them: How fun is this candle? I love picking out meaningful gifts and this one is perfect for the woman in your life who can't help but plan another trip. Or, maybe this is you and this candle needs to make its way into your own stocking! The LEADO store on Amazon actually has several unique gifts and it's worth checking out. Where to Buy Them: Shop this candle and more on Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $16.99 Bonus: Manager of Editorial Megan Shute swears by these rechargeable USB lighters – add one to your favorite candle lover's stocking, and they will not be disappointed.
Why We Love It: We've tried some pretty spiffy eye masks, but have you ever experienced an eye massager? The Bob & Brad EyeOasis 2 is as relaxing as it gets. With adjustable pressure & heat settings, this is a must-have if you want to tune out the world and treat yourself. It's the first thing we reach for when we feel a migraine coming on! Where To Buy It: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $59.99 (normally $74.99)
Why We Love Them: It's safe to say I am in my sneaker era and I know I'm not alone. When I discovered Kizik shoes, especially their sneakers, I felt like I discovered gold at the end of the rainbow. I love that the brand is size inclusive (I have big feet) and you literally just slip these on and go. Hands-free shoes! This makes them perfect for travel and the fact that these go with everything means no over-packing necessary. Where to Buy Them: Check out the Milan sneaker and several other styles (boots, too!) on the Kizik website. Price (at time of publication): $149
Why We Love Them: I discovered Frankie Jean while in Austin with my daughter and once I saw the Y'ALL Baseball Cap, I knew it would make the perfect souvenir -- and travel hat! I always travel with a baseball hat; they're handy for post-plane hair and offer protection from the elements. Frankie Jean has an array of adorable caps for non-y'allers, too, with all 50 states represented in the web store. Where to Buy It: Visit Frankie Jean online for this hat and many others! Price (at time of publication): $32
Why We Love Them: The Yoto Mini is an excellent gadget for kids on the go. Physical cards allow children to expand their imagination through audiobooks, music, activities, and educational audio. Manager of Editorial Megan Shute purchased the mini-player for her daughter's 4th birthday earlier this year ahead of an overseas move and has been endlessly impressed: "Not only did it replace her standard sound machine with its white noise options, but it has given us another portable screen-free entertainment option for at home and while traveling. The Yoto is also perfect for anyone who asks what your child wants for the holidays — cards for their new Yoto collection, please!" Where to Buy Them: Yoto is available on their website and Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $69.99 for player
Why We Love Them: The Vuori Performance Joggers might just be the most comfortable piece of clothing we own. The buttery-soft, stretchy material is the perfect weight, and the slim yet relaxed fit is one of the most universally flattering styles we've tried. Engagement Editor Meg Archer has gifted these to many people over the last few years: "I have yet to hear anything but rave reviews (and a bit of friendly shaming for spawning new obsessions). Don't be surprised if these just so happen to, umm... multiply... in your closet. I couldn't stop at just one pair." Bonus: The matching Vuori Halo Performance Hoodie is one of our favorite lightweight layers for all types of travel! Where To Buy Them: Buy Now From Vuori Price (at time of publication): $94
Why We Love Them: If you have a friend or family member who loves to travel and loves bags (who doesn't?), then this Calpak tote bag is the ultimate gift. When I say ultimate, I mean it, because this is the ultimate bag. My own tote bag is pictured above, when used on an overnight trip. I've also used it as a carry-on bag on flights, to tote sports equipment around for my kids, and for a weekend getaway. It is much larger than it looks in this photo and keeps everything organized. It also wipes clean! Where to Buy Them: Calpak has countless travel bags, but you can find this particular one on their website. Price (at time of publication): $131.75
Why We Love Them: I've purchased two of these portable hammocks with lightweight frames throughout the years — one as a gift for my father and one for myself after realizing how fantastic the hammock was. While it's not a travel product, per se, it has made my everyday life feel more like a vacation, something we could all use a bit more of these days. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $69.99
Why We Love Them: All of the staff at Only In Your State loves to represent their roots and Wear Your Roots allows you to do that in a fashionable - and comfortable - way. We love the wears from this Montana-based company and we happen to believe that these hoodies, shirts, hats, and more make the perfect gift. Where to Buy Them: Shop now on the Wear Your Roots website Price (at time of publication): Varies by Product
Why We Love It: It's taken several trips for me to figure out my perfect "weekender bag that's TSA approved," but I've found my perfect carry on with the TOBIQ Colorado 30L. An Instagram ad caught my eye during a late-night scroll session and I was intrigued by the colorful compartments and versatility of the bag, which can be carried as a duffle or as a backpack (I prefer the backpack for even weight distribution and airport navigation.) Made of durable, weather-resistant recycled materials, I've stashed this bag under my seat and in the overhead compartment; it's easy to maneuver and the top zip pocket is perfect for easy phone/ID access. Bonus: I loved this carry on bag so much, I purchased TOBIQ's Toiletry Bag; it fits perfectly inside one of the Colorado's four compartments and has a smart, intuitive design with the brand's signature "plethora of zippered pouches and pockets."
Where to Buy Them: Visit tobiqtravel.com to purchase the Colorado 30L and/or Toiletry Bag. Price (at time of publication): $199 (Colorado 30L)/$69 (Toiletry Bag)
Why We Love Them: The Zestt Dreamsoft Travel Scarf doubles as a blanket, making it the perfect travel accessory for year-round adventures – especially on airplanes! Made from organic cotton and easy to wash and care for, we have even used this piece as a makeshift picnic blanket while traveling. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $50
Why I Love It: This raincoat is absolutely perfect: it's light (12.4 ounces!) and super packable, "self stuffing" into one of its pockets in a Houdini-like feat. The hood is generously sized to fit over a hat and has a cord-and-hook design that keeps rain out (seriously -- this photo was taken after a trip to Portland, Oregon, where its water resistance was put to the test!). I purchased my Torrentshellfive years ago and it still looks brand new, the fabric has never snagged or ripped despite being put through the ringer! Bonus: The Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Rain Jacket comes in men's sizes, too! Where to Buy It: Buy it now on REI. Price (at time of publication): $179 (both men's and women's)
Why We Love Them: I love gifting books. Maybe it's the writer in me or the nostalgia I feel every time I sit down and open up an actual book. Coffee table books make for great gifts and I absolutely love this collection of photography of New York City. Whether you know someone who loves NYC or has a wanderlust for the Big Apple, this gorgeous book just needs a bow on top and it's ready to gift. Where to Buy Them: Buy this book and others in the collection on Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $19.78
Why We Love Them: A well-stocked first aid kit is essential for any traveler, and we love these small Welly kits. They're the perfect option to keep in your car, diaper bag, or carry-on for accidents on the go. Another excellent stocking stuffer for anyone in your life. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Walmart Price (at time of publication): $9.70
Why We Love Them: The OluKai Pehuea Lī Sneaker is lightweight and breathable, but also extremely comfortable and surprisingly supportive. It's our go-to shoe when we know we're going to be on our feet all day! We love that they can be worn as either sneakers or slides, so they're easy to slip off when going through TSA checks. Plus, the style goes with just about everything. Where To Buy Them: Buy Now From OluKai Price (at time of publication): $110
Why I Love It: Fact: Airplanes are notoriously dry, dry, dry. No matter how much water I drink both before and during the flight, I always find myself in a hydration deficit for days. My skin feels so tight and parched during flights, and while I've been known to slap on a sheet mask at 12,000 feet, my 11 year old's mortification on a recent trip had me rethinking this strategy. My solution? BioRepublic's Lost Baggage biocellulose eye masks. These mini moisturizers contain an uber-hydrating cocktail of peptides, hyaluronic acid, squalene, rose water, and vitamin E that feel oh-so-refreshing on parched skin. Bonus: Each of these little masks has enough moisture that I'm able to massage the excess into the rest of my face after my brief, in-flight spa moment. Where to Buy It: I have a BioRepublic Lost Baggage Under Eye Emergency Repair Mask Subscribe & Save order through Amazon -- you'll get a slight discount if you set this up! Price (at time of publication): 3/$15.00
Why I Love It: I am a dedicated Stanley girl, but when I travel, I like to keep things as light and portable as possible. A recent trip to Washington D.C. had me singing the praises of my Hydaway Collapsible Water Bottle, especially after paying $6 for a tiny bottle of water the afternoon we arrived and embarked sans water. I love the bottle's muted color options (I have the Hydaway in Twilight), sturdy handle, and fuss-free cleaning; fully extended it holds 17 ounces of water, making this smart little number perfect for filling up on the go. Where to Buy Them: The Hydaway Collapsible Water Bottle is available at several online merchants; I purchased through REI. Available here on Amazon. Price (at time of publication): $27.95.
Why We Love Them: This is one of those things that we don't know how we traveled without them. Packing cubes keep things organized, save space in a suitcase, and take the pain out of the packing process. If you know and love someone who travels, this set would make the perfect gift. Where to Buy Them: There are so many options for packing cubes on Amazon, but we particularly LOVE this set. Price (at time of publication): $16.99 for 8 cubes
Why We Love Them: I've been a fan of Beis for years now, starting with the Weekender (it’s my absolute favorite travel bag for short car trips or flying and is surprisingly roomy). I recently purchased another Beis item — the backpack. With a padded interior sleeve, two water bottle pockets, and plenty of organization built-in — we’re talking zippered interior pockets, pen slots, a key leash, and more — this is the best backpack I’ve ever owned. It also has a full-zip opening, so it’s easy to pack, and the trolley pass-through makes it the perfect carry-on companion. This olive beauty is officially my new favorite personal item while traveling, and I’ve already brought it on several trips. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Beis Price (at time of publication): $88
Why We Love Them: We bought this set of two accessory organizers for a recent trip and think they would make a fun stocking stuffer filled with all sorts of small and useful travel goodies — chapstick, hair ties, mini lotions, bandaids, etc. The gift recipient can then use the organizers for travel. Where to Buy Them: Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $17.66
Why We Love It: The sleek style of the Away Everywhere Zip Backpack looks at home in just about any environment, making it a great transition bag if you need to hop right from a flight into a work meeting (or want to start exploring as soon as you land). It's water-resistant, has a padded laptop sleeve to keep your devices safe, and the full wrap-around zipper makes it incredibly easy to grab what you need in a cramped airplane seat. I love it! Where To Buy It:Buy Now From Away Price (at time of publication): $195
Why We Love It: Engagement Editor Meg Archer recently travel-testedthis high-end aluminum travel case, and it can only be described as the Lamborghini of Luggage: "The Sterling Pacific 40L Travel Case is hands down the best I've ever owned or reviewed. It's stunning inside and out, timelessly stylish, and rolls like a dream. Honestly, I didn't know luggage could move like this." It's undeniably a splurge, but if you're looking for a piece of eye-catching yet understated luxury-tier luggage, this is it. Where To Buy It: Buy Now From Sterling Pacific Price (at time of publication): $2,150
Why We Love It: Throw out all your assumptions about generators. The Anker Power Bank Portable Generator is all-electric (so it's totally silent), super compact, and has a massive 60,000 mAh capacity that can power multiple devices dozens of times on a single charge. It also retains an impressive 85% charge after a whole year of non-use, making it absolutely vital during emergencies. This bad boy kept us in touch with family during a multi-day blackout, but we also love it for camping trips and off-grid adventures. Where To Buy It:Buy Now On Amazon Price (at time of publication): $149.99
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Your Ultimate Guide to Fall Attractions and Activities in Oregon
Get ready for the ultimate autumn adventure with these 15 things to do in fall in Oregon. From cozy hayrides to exciting fall foliage, we've got you covered all season long.
Visiting Oregon in the fall is like stepping into a real-life seasonal watercolor painting. Picture this: crisp, cool air, cozy flannel jackets, and landscapes overflowing with color as the leaves turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold. There are so many exciting things to do in Oregon in the fall, whether it's strolling through the pine-needle forests of the Columbia River Gorge, sipping cider in a charming small town, or soaking up the misty magic of the coast, Oregon in autumn is a treat for the senses. Plus, pumpkin patches, fall festivals, and scenic drives are the ultimate Oregon fall activities! So grab your camera and a cup of something warm—Oregon’s fall beauty is calling.
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Oregon Fall Foliage: Where To Go In Oregon For Fall Foliage
The South Falls, located in Silver Falls State Park, stands in the midst of yellow leaves with a sunburst (Lens Flare) through the trees.
Oregon is one of the most beautiful places in the entire country to get a front-row seat to the beauty of fall foliage. But before diving headfirst into Mother Nature's seasonal show, you need to know exactly when the peak Oregon fall foliage will be. This year the peak fall foliage time in Oregon will be from early October to mid-November, so make sure to mark your calendars. And in case you need a bit more information, check out this handy-dandy guide for the best time and places for fall foliage in Oregon in 2024. Out of the best places to visit in Oregon in the fall, these few places below really level up the season.
1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Location: Astoria, Oregon
Need To Know: All visitors must have an entrance pass. This park does not accept cash.
Wow Factor: Commemorates the Lewis and Clark Expedition
One of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of Oregon's fall season is by hiking through the fall foliage. At Lewis and Clark Historical Park, visitors can choose from various trails, enjoying the stunning array of seasonal colors and the crisp fall air. What a way to start your seasonal exploration!
2. Portland's Mt. Tabor Park
Location: Portland, Oregon
Need To Know: Some areas are very steep. Paved pathways are throughout.
Wow Factor: Sweeping views of the city of Portland.
Mt. Tabor Park in Portland is a stunning day-trip adventure in the fall, with its trails and open spaces showcasing autumn colors up close. The extinct volcano offers sweeping views of the city framed by golden trees, making it perfect for hiking, picnics, or simply enjoying the crisp autumn air. With walking trails, dog-friendly access, and locals enjoying the view, this is a must for anyone visiting Portland for the first time.
3. Alfred A. Loeb State Park
Location: Brookings, Oregon
Need To Know: Open for day use year-round. Open for camping year-round.
Wow Factor: Perfectly pairs fall foliage and clear river views.
Alfred A. Loeb State Park, located along the Chetco River near Brookings, Oregon, is an underrated fall gem with so much natural beauty. Known for its towering myrtlewood trees, the park transforms with golden foliage and crisp river views. Visitors can enjoy hiking, picnicking, and even spend an entire weekend camping right on the river!
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Best Pumpkin Patches In Oregon
Wide angle image of pumpkins in a pumpkin patch at sundown
Get ready to carve out some fun because pumpkin season in Oregon is a celebrated tradition! Oregon’s pumpkin patches are packed with family-friendly activities, from corn mazes and hayrides to picking the perfect pumpkin for your porch. If you're looking for spooky thrills or more cozy farm vibes, we have some of the best pumpkin patches in Oregon for your enjoyment.
4. The Pumpkin Patch
Location: Portland, Oregon
Need To Know: Certain fees apply for varying autumn activities.
Wow Factor: One of the largest pumpkin patches in the state.
The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island in Portland, Oregon, is a must-visit for fall fun. Who wouldn't want to experience the largest and most beautiful pumpkin patch Oregon has to offer? This family-friendly farm offers a huge pumpkin patch, a challenging corn maze, hayrides, and a petting zoo. With stunning views of the island’s natural beauty, it’s the perfect spot for a classic autumn adventure! Try the cider donuts - you won't regret it.
5. Bauman’s Farm and Garden
Location: Gervais, Oregon
Need To Know: Prices vary depending on when you visit and what fall activities you partake in.
Wow Factor: Over 30 fall activities for kids of all ages.
Bauman's Farm and Garden has been voted one of the best pumpkin patches in Oregon year after year. Around since 1895, this farm has thrown an annual harvest festival that brings families from all over the state. From a giant pumpkin patch and corn maze to apple cannons and an epic obstacle course, the farm is packed with autumn activities. Don’t miss the delicious cider, fresh-baked treats, and photographic seasonal displays!
6. E.Z. Orchards Farm Market
Location: Salem, Oregon
Need To Know: Admission varies depending on the day of the week you visit.
Wow Factor: The orchards themselves have been around since 1929.
E.Z. Orchards Farm Market in Salem, Oregon, is the perfect fall destination with its entertaining pumpkin patch, corn maze, and hayrides. The annual Harvestfest offers fun for the whole family, including farm animals, games, and delicious seasonal treats like apple cider and fresh donuts. It's a cozy, must-visit spot for autumn festivities AND local produce!
Looking to round up some of the best fall festivals in Oregon? You've come to the right place. Oregon truly does come alive during the fall season, whether it's residents looking to get out a last hurrah before the snow creeps in, or people taking advantage of the cooler temperatures and exciting fall things to do. We have a few incredible Oregon fall festivals to consider this year, from a small-town gem to a celebration of Swiss-Bavarian culture.
7. Alpenfest
Location: Joseph, Oregon
Need To Know: Takes place at the end of September or in early October each year
Wow Factor: The only Swiss-Bavarian cultural festival in the western United States.
Tired of the same old fall activities? How about immersing yourself in a new culture entirely? Alpenfest in Joseph, Oregon, is a lively celebration of Bavarian culture hidden away in the Wallowa Mountains. This annual fall festival features traditional alpine music, yodeling, polka dancing, and authentic German food and beer. Gather with locals and enjoy the mountain views at this one-of-a-kind fall festival in Oregon.
8. Art Along the Rogue
Location: Grants Pass, Oregon
Need To Know: A free, three-day festival.
Wow Factor: The beauty of this small town comes to life.
Head on over to Grants Pass, Oregon for the annual Art Along the Rogue festival. What began back in 2003 has been drawing crowds from all over each year for some fall fun and endless creativity. This event showcases local artists with diverse artworks, from paintings and sculptures to crafts and jewelry. Visitors can enjoy live music, food vendors, and picturesque river views, making it a vibrant and artistic highlight of the season.
9. Fall Kite Festival
Location: Lincoln City, Oregon
Need To Know: A two-day celebration held in the Kite Capital of the World.
Wow Factor: Right on the Oregon coast!
I bet you didn't expect us to add a kite festival in the mix, but welcome to your new favorite fall event! The Fall Kite Festival in Lincoln City, Oregon is a colorful and magical event held annually right on the beach. This festival, featuring impressive kites of all shapes and sizes, transforms the shoreline into a mesmerizing tapestry of flying artistry. Attendees can watch kite performances, participate in kite-making workshops, and enjoy festive food and family-friendly activities.
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10. Fort Vannoy Farms
Location: Grants Pass, Oregon
Need To Know: Runs through the month of October.
Wow Factor: Features the unique Pumpkin Chunker attraction.
Circling back over to Grants Pass, Fort Vannoy Farms holds an incredible fall experience every October. This family-friendly festival features a sprawling pumpkin patch, exciting corn mazes, hayrides, and various farm activities. Plus, you can't forget about the Pumpkin Chunker! Get ready to blast pumpkins across a field and see if you can hit the target. If you're looking for that quintessential fall farm experience, this is it.
11. Apple Butter Festival
Location: Hillsboro, Oregon
Need To Know: Pick apples, eat cider donuts, take home apple pies!
Wow Factor: Celebrating all things apples every season.
Are you a fan of all things apples?! Especially around fall, it doesn't get more seasonally appropriate than apple picking, apple pies, and apple cider donuts. And guess what - Oregon Heritage Farms in Hillsboro has all that AND more. The Apple Butter Festival is an event not to be missed. Featuring apple butter-making demonstrations, live music, and local artisan booths, visitors can sample delicious apple-based treats, enjoy crafts and games, and immerse themselves in the season.
Free & Cheap Oregon Fall Activities
Golden fall foliage in the beautiful Laurelhurst Park during autumn in Portland, Oregon
Every year it seems like I'm searching for "fall activities near me" because something new pops up. Oftentimes, I'm looking for something free or inexpensive, especially with the soaring cost of pumpkins! If you're looking for a few fall activities that won't break the bank, we have you covered. From a haunted Halloween train to a fall road trip, take a look at a few of these inexpensive fall activities in Oregon.
12. Scenic Fall Foliage Drive
Location: Tualatin Valley, Oregon
Need To Know: A 57-mile route through Oregon's wine country.
Wow Factor: Majestic views captured in just one afternoon.
Is it really fall if you haven't hopped in the car for a scenic drive?! We have the perfect fall drive you can take that won't cost a thing but a few bucks in gas. The Vineyard and Valley Tour Route during fall is truly magical, with over 57 miles of rolling hills and lush vineyards. It's not just the beauty of the autumn hues here, it's also the crisp air, and the option to stop by charming farm stands and various wine tastings.
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13. Boo Train Ride
Location: Canby, Oregon
Need To Know: October 18th & 19th and 25th - 30th. No scare trains running on Sundays.
Wow Factor: A miniature railroad that transforms every year.
All aboard! Get ready for an all-ages experience at The Flower Farmer on the annual Boo Train in Canby, Oregon. This spooktacular fall attraction delights families with its festive Halloween-themed train journey through the farm. Passengers can climb aboard the Phoenix & Holly, a miniature railroad, for a scenic mile-long ride through the grounds.
14. Visit Sandy, Oregon
Location: Sandy, Oregon
Need To Know: A beautiful mountain town with sensational views!
Wow Factor: Fall shows the town in a completely different light.
Visiting Sandy, Oregon in the fall is like stepping into the pages of a beautiful autumn storybook. The trees burst into loud reds and oranges, and the crisp air is intoxicating. Stroll along the charming Sandy River, hike through the gorgeous foliage, and take in the stunning views of Mount Hood. It’s a delightful autumn adventure that is light on the wallet!
15. Dreamy Autumn Road Trip
Location: Starts in Ashland, Oregon
Need To Know: The route is six hours long, but should have added time for stopping.
Wow Factor: Waterfalls, hiking trails, and scenery galore!
Take some time out of your busy fall season for a dreamy autumn road trip filled with all the right seasonal offerings. You'll start off in Ashland, Oregon, and trek nearly six hours along the prepared route. A few of the stops along this road trip route include the Natural Bridge, Crater Lake National Park, and Toketee Falls, to name a few. Turn this road trip into a weekend getaway the whole family will remember.
Do you have any other exciting things to do in Oregon in the fall? Sound off in the comments section! Make sure before you hit some of the cooler weather activities you keep warm with these ultimate packing essentials.
