Traveling in March comes with its challenges – and a lot of benefits! Many students are off on spring break, making popular spring break spots crowded and raising rates at hotels and restaurants. It’s also still the end of winter in some places in the US, so not all of the country is open back …
Portland, Oregon is a quirky city that has gained notoriety over the past few years for being a little “weird”. The pedestrian-friendly downtown area has bigger lanes for bicycles than cars and you’re more likely to eat out of a truck than in a restaurant. Portland has the most breweries and independent microbreweries of any city …
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Planning a trip to Portland, Oregon, and wondering where you should stay? Portland is full of unique hotels and darling little Airbnbs so you’ll have endless options to choose from. Most of the hotels are clustered around the downtown area so if you’re looking to stay in a quaint Portland neighborhood with local coffee shops …
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Portland is one of the most exciting food cities in the US. This is in part due to its wide range of high-quality international cuisines that respect the flavors and dining experiences of their nations of origin so that an authentic experience can be had. As well as the food truck scene that creates a …
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If you’ve never been to Bend, Oregon, you’re in for a real treat! This darling little town in Central Oregon is an adventure-seekers paradise. Here you’ll find miles of well-maintained trails for hiking, mountain biking, or jogging with your pups. The picturesque Deschutes River is perfect for paddling or floating in the summer. A nearby …
There’s a lot to love about Eugene, Oregon. Beyond being home to the University of Oregon, it’s a nature lover’s dream. Located in the southern Willamette Valley in Oregon and on the intersection of the McKenzie and Willamette rivers, there’s an abundance of outdoor activities to do here, from miles of biking, hiking, and running …
Eugene lies in the Willamette Valley and is one of the largest cities in the state of Oregon. It’s an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise thanks to all the recreational activities it offers, including biking, hiking, rock climbing, and watersports. About 50 miles from the coast, the city is known for its natural wonders and parks, with …
There really is no city quite like Bend, Oregon. Perched on the banks of the Deschutes River and surrounded by the Cascade and Maury mountains, it’s no wonder why Bend is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors flock here year-round to go skiing and snowboarding on Mount Bachelor, go tubing and rafting on the Deschutes, …
Hood River, Oregon is a darling little town set right on the Columbia River about 60 miles east of Portland. It’s a popular vacation spot for outdoor enthusiasts who love hiking, mountain biking, and various watersports. Kitesurfers especially love Hood River due to the perfect windy conditions and sunny skies. If you are planning a …
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Portland is really… REALLY weird. We might have stolen the “keep Portland weird” catchphrase from Austin, Texas but I’d argue that if our Unipiper was leading us into a battle over weirdness, we would undoubtedly win. If you’re headed to Portland and want to get a little weird, here are 56 ways to do it… …
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