Waterfalls can feel like a dime a dozen in Oregon, where hundreds of documented plunges and multiple “waterfall corridors” are found in the Columbia River Gorge, Willamette Valley, Coast Range ...

Discover Oregon's Grand Canyon, a stunning desert canyon with winding rivers, marble mountains, and red rocks for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.

This detailed article includes an official map, and information on key areas like Western Oregon, Cascade Range, and Southeastern Oregon, highlighting features such as mountains, deserts, and forests.

From Cape Kiwanda to South Sister, the Rogue River and Wallowa Lake Tram, these are the best places to explore and eat in ...

The Blue Mountains Complex of Oregon stretches east to west from the Snake River to the Cascades. The Blue Mountain Complex is made up of sub-ranges, including the Wallowa, Elkhorns, Strawberries ...

Oregon's wildfire season has been busy this year, with 38 large active wildfires burning in just about every corner of the state. While evacuations and smoky skies are the biggest concern, it also ...

My favorite moments of every winter come after big snow events in Oregon’s mountains and foothills. In those moments, waterfalls are transformed, forests turn white, backcountry shelters become ...

Snow is continuing to accumulate at higher-than-normal levels in Oregon’s mountains. The build-up may aid the state in recovering from drought. A map showing Oregon snowpack levels as of March ...

From mountains, to waterfalls and fruit orchards, Oregon's backroad byways offer beautiful views and share a rich history. To stream KGW on your phone, you need the KGW app. Download the KGW app ...

Snow is forecast for Oregon Cascade mountains, and the system should shore up the state's snowpack and allow ski areas to stay open deep into spring. Snow returns to Oregon mountains as snowpack ...

The Joseph Branch Railriders takes you through Oregon's Wallowa Mountains by way of rail. Riders grab a helmet and pedal along tracks that show off the countryside.

Waterfalls can feel like a dime a dozen in Oregon, where hundreds of documented plunges and multiple “waterfall corridors” are found in the Columbia River Gorge, Willamette Valley, Coast Range ...