Oregon – stunning coast and great outdoors
Oregon has a beautiful coast and great sports. Oregon You don’t see Oregon as often as you do. Take a cruise along the beautiful coast, hike up volcanic mountains, canoe through deserts that go on forever, or ride a dune buggy through lakes that are as clear as glass. There are some of the best restaurants and craft beers in the country, as well as some of the best places to bike, kayak, sail, or do just about anything else. Oregon’s Seven Natural Wonders How to Get to the Seven Wonders of Oregon No matter how long you live, you’ll never be able to see everything in Oregon’s woods. You can go hiking along the rough coast or in the wooded Willamette National Forest. You can camp in the desert near Steens Mountain or go hiking in the Wallowa Mountains, which are sometimes called “Little Switzerland” because they are covered in snow. You can get an RV rental from Cruise America and park it in the slopes of Mt. Hood’s volcano, the Umpqua National Forest’s old-growth beauty, or a mountain lake in the Deschutes National Forest. You can rent yurts, tepees, rustic houses, and RV spots in Oregon State Parks, which also have lovely places to have a picnic. What to Eat and Drink The people who make food and drinks in Oregon set trends and make people’s tastes. Craft beer, microdistilleries, 17 wine areas, handcrafted sea salt, ice cream, cheese, and more can all be found in this state. It is called a “ever-expanding culinary utopia” in The New York Times Magazine. Award-winning chefs, restaurants, and farmers in Oregon have been written about in national and foreign publications, and you can often meet these culinary artists in real life. The Oregon Truffle Festival is in January, the Oregon Cheese Festival is in March, and Feast Portland is in September. These are all great events that happen every year. Shopping without paying taxes Oregon does not have a sales tax like most states in the U.S.
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