If it’s your first time visiting the Columbia River Gorge, chances are you’ve been captivated by the photos you’ve seen: ...

There's a reason people call the Pacific Northwest a wonderland. Embraced by majestic mountains, mighty rivers, and lush forests, the beloved region is brimming with scenic beauty and outdoor ...

Hiking in the Columbia River Gorge is similar to hiking in Central Oregon: So many options exist, it is hard to know where to begin. I find it’s best to rely on the locals. On a recent visit to see my ...

The Oregon Coast is my happy place. However, a close second are several of the waterfalls around the state. Oregon is home to more than 230 listed waterfalls, and many draw in quite a crowd. In fact, ...

The Rowena and Burdoin Fires affected communities along the Oregon and Washington sides of the Columbia River. Many of the structures destroyed were part of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic ...

Will the northeastern quadrant of the Columbia River Gorge ever look the same after the Burdoin Fire has raged across super-scenic recreation sites like Coyote Wall, Catherine Creek and the Klickitat ...

Enjoying the Columbia River, lavender fields, orchards and mountain views are some of the things to do in Hood River, Oregon.

The Historic Columbia River Highway is a 72-mile work of art built between 1913-1921 that's still a gem today.

Darkness descended just a few steps into the Mitchell Point Tunnel. Caught off guard, I turned back, where a trio of walkers were silhouetted against the entrance. One was wearing a headlamp, clearly ...

Fire helicopters and other avaiation reources are being used to fight the Burdon Fire burning along the Columbia River in the Gorge. (Central Washington Interagency Communication Center ) The Burdoin ...

Oregon’s U.S. senators are urging their peers on a powerful budgeting committee to send emergency funding to Oregon and other states where national lands and parks were recently burned by wildfires.

OREGON, USA — There’s a well-worn adage that goes: “It’s the early bird that catches the worm!” In the great Oregon outdoors, I have discovered the saying also holds true for catching big fish! It’s a ...