Travel and Outdoors

Average daily walking trips dropped by 36% in the US between 2019 and 2022 — see how Portland compares.
Have friends or family in town this year? We’re here to help plan their visit.
The annual event helps the nonprofit monitor urban bird populations in Portland.
Unique wooden shrines, sweeping vistas, and tranquil forest paths blend into this gentle hike that benefits the mind and body.
Trained volunteers will be stationed at 15 sites to help visitors spot whales from Wednesday, Dec. 27 to Sunday, Dec. 31.
Homer has quite the tale to tell.
Fresh is best if you want your home to smell like a forest.
Get to know the Rose City’s distant relatives.
The annual display has been occurring since early November, but will peak the night of Friday, Nov. 17 through the morning of Saturday, Nov. 18.
Jozi could deliver a calf anytime; Rose-Tu isn’t expected to give birth until early 2025.
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The Jupiter Hotel will celebrate 20 years of business by hosting a block party on Saturday, Sept. 28th, from 1 to 6:30 p.m., with some big-name local bands.
It’s not quite finger painting, but it scratches the same itch.
These spots offer a space to clear your mind and escape the noise of city life.
U-Haul rolled out info on 2024 moving trends — and now you just might know a little more about your new neighbors.
The international event came to the city in 2006.
You may see more spiders in late summer and fall, but that doesn’t mean there’s been a surge in their numbers.
Check out harvest and Halloween-themed events happening in and around Portland in this seasonal guide.
Pink Phoenix is billed as the first dragon boat team in the US made entirely of breast cancer survivors.
Fans may only get one chance to see “Feet of Death” in theaters.