What's Going On In Oregon This February?

February 5, 2008

This month, call us your secret travel planner. We’ve got some great ways to impress that someone special on February 14th – and you can take all the credit.

Also, we’re full of spring break ideas for you and the kids, from arcades at the beach to spring skiing at Mt. Bachelor.

Check out our savory recipe of the month starring the Oregon pear as well as our list of outstandingly quirky things to do and places to see all over the state. Ever seen a ball roll uphill?

See you in Oregon, where we’re walking through a dinosaur park.

~The Editors

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Comments (3)

Sven G Bergkvist:

Hi
I love you and Oregon. I have a cousin in Coquille, Mr Ray Andersson, (his mother was my aunt and went from Sweden 1929!) and I will visit him again as soon as possible!

Waiting for two things: The early summer and enough money for the ticket.
It´s an expensive trip from Sweden but I will do it once more - I´m only 72.

Regards
Sven G Bergkvist
Rupstarn
S-79015 Sundborn
Sweden

Posted by Sven G Bergkvist | February 6, 2008 12:36 PM

William A. Franklin:

You are doing great!!!!

However, one thing......and I may be wrong on this...

You seem to cover the West part of Oregon ...
How about Eastern Oregon....Baker/La Grande
Joseph, etc...Eagle Cap, Anthony Lake Ski, ...

Posted by William A. Franklin | February 6, 2008 12:58 PM

Bess Pierce:

Love your site, it is great. We had planned an Oregon trip to find my grandparents homestead on Mt. Pitt (McLoughlin) but medical complications in our family prevent any immediate plans. I still like reading about your state and hope in the future to make the trip. Thanks Bess

Posted by Bess Pierce | February 7, 2008 7:11 AM

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