Oregon is a big place. It stretches 400 miles across and is over 360 miles long.
You could squeeze a whole bunch of smaller states inside it.
So, to make our great state easier to navigate, we’ve divided it into seven regions. You may want to visit a few or even all of them. In fact we’d recommend doing so. But we’ve also found dividing the state up this way makes figuring out what makes each part of the state special easier.
A high-desert playground for everything under the sun — skiing, hiking, climbing, cycling, fishing, rafting, golf — and in the shade too.
Vast landscapes where history and adventure collide — along canyons, twisting rivers, alpine wilderness and lonesome ghost towns.
An outdoor wonderland home to a tremendous river gorge, scenic vistas, gushing waterfalls and the state's highest peak.
363 miles of stunning public coastline — the stuff dreams are made of — dotted with lighthouses, fishing villages and dramatic scenery.
A bustling urban core famous for its maker culture and communities ringed by forests and farms, rivers and rolling hills.
An ethos of arts and culture thriving in a land known for its wild rivers, deep caves and the awe-inspiring Crater Lake.
Woodsy cityscapes cradled by vineyards, forests and farms, inspiring crafters, adventurers and everyone in between.