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Lincoln City Hotels: 49 Reviews - 120 Photos
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Ashland Hotels: 76 Reviews - 181 Photos
Cannon Beach Hotels: 87 Reviews - 237 Photos
Astoria Hotels: 78 Reviews - 250 Photos
Salem Hotels: 95 Reviews - 287 Photos
Depoe Bay Hotels: 16 Reviews - 24 Photos
Hillsboro Hotels: 6 Reviews - 33 Photos
Klamath Falls Hotels: 26 Reviews - 46 Photos
McMinnville Hotels: 27 Reviews - 93 Photos
Brookings Hotels: 4 Reviews - 10 Photos
Mount Hood Hotels: 86 Reviews - 182 Photos
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Sport...your choice Portland

7 Reviews A sport imported from China, dragon boat racing has caught on here in the Rose City – and other towns in the Northwest, as well. Crewing as had a long history here and the four’s and eight’s can still...

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Pro Sports Portland

8 Reviews For the 2011 Major League Soccer season - the top-league in USA/Canada - the Portland Timbers have returned. The Timbers played in the old NASL of the 1970-80's until that league died from a disease...

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For the 2011 Major League Soccer season - the top-league in USA/Canada - the Portland Timbers have returned. The Timbers played in the old NASL of the 1970-80's until that league died from a disease called Cosmo-itis. They played before huge crowds and really popularized the sport here in the Portland metropolitan area. Several of the old Timbers players went on to careers as local college coachs - Clive Charles was the best known. There were several attempts at maintaining the Timbers in the minor league world of soccer in the US in succeeding years and the fanbase never disappeared. In fact, the fan base was waiting to be reignited and that has truly happened again with the new MLS franchise. The team owner, Merritt Paulsen, bought the team because it happened to share the local stadium with the local minor league baseball team, the Portland Beavers. Maybe, Paulsen was hoping to...

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prime hiking in Oregon

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Oregon's many terrains mean you won't get bored hiking in this great outdoor paradise. Trails are well-groomed and there are hikes to fit all skill levels. Coastal trails offer views of bluffs and expansive beaches. Temperate rain forests are lush and provide shade on hot sunny days. With a peak like Mount Hood you know there are alpine hikes galore. If you like hiking, you'll love Oregon. If you never have and thought it might be fun, it's a great place to get started! Good hiking boots and socks are something beginners need to spend some time and money on. Your feet are your means of transport so take care of them. Be sure to break new equipment in especially boots. You will also need a small day pack to carry snacks, water, and extra clothing. Fleece is best as it dries quickly and don't forget both a sun and warm hat. Weather is changeable especially in the mountains and along the...

MT HOOD MEADOWS

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Meadows is the most popular and largest ski resort on Mt Hood. Weekend crowds pour in from nearby Portland. There is plenty of variety to keep the snow enthusiast busy here with terrain varying from beginner slopes to the much more advanced double black runs dropping down into Heather Canyon. Above it all, Mt Hood rises regally over all. From the upper reaches of the resort, views extend far off to the east and most of the peaks of the northern Oregon Cascades can be indentified - Mt Jefferson, Broken Top, the Three Sisters and a whole host of other lesser known peaks. The secret to skiing Meadows, like most other ski resorts, is to avoid the weekends or major holidays. As you can see from the picture, you will have the wintry wonderland pretty much to yourself. Equipment rentals are available at the mountain, as are lockers. Food options are also available as are picnic areas for those...

Ski Mt. Bachelor

by Jacquelynn

When you've just got to grip it and rip it in Oregon, my favorite place to ski is Mt. Bachelor. 3,365 ft of vertical drop and 71 runs. Ski Nov 23 through May 30! Spring skiing is great as you can be flying down the slopes in 45 degree weather (or more!) The moutain does close at 4:00pm, so don't plan on night skiing. All your usual ski gear, or be prepared to rent.

Surfers Ahoy

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Surfers of all sorts practise their abilities along the Oregon Coast. Kayakers, as well, like to challenge waves, either for the sport or just to get out and enjoy the ocean beyond. Many surfers tend to gravitate to the Short Sand Beach at Oswald West State Park, a few miles south of the popular coast resort of Cannon Beach. On a sunny day, you almost have to take anumber. Wet suit with hood. There is a trail of about a half mile down from US 101 that you will have to haul your gear down. Campsites are available - you have to, again, haul your gear down - but they go fast.

Cycling the Pacific Coast

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The Oregon Coast is well signed with the special bike posts all the way down. In case of doubt, just follow the ocean... A bike in good shape, a pair of legs, shaving optionnal, a helmet, a tent, and lots lots of happy thoughts...

Ski Mount Hood

by Jacquelynn

Mount Hood is a must stop for skiiers/snowboarders who find themselves in Oregon. You can ski nearly year round on this mountain. Don't miss the magnificent views and terrain for all ski levels.

Top 3 Hotels in Oregon

Hotel Monaco Portland - a Kimpton Hotel Portland

7 Reviews and 1516 Opinions The Hotel Monaco is a terrific hotel. Located in the downtown area of Portland, it is within walking...

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La Quinta Inn and Suites Eugene Eugene

1 Review and 104 Opinions AVOID THIS PLACE! My family and I decided to stay here for the college football season for home...

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Best Western Pier Point Inn Florence

3 Reviews and 283 Opinions Since the last review, this hotel has changed ownership for the better. The hotel is remodeled; I...

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