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Travel and Outdoors

Explore this out-and-back route that connects to the Pacific Crest Trail near Bonneville Dam on the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge.
The regional governing body plans to restore and support natural habitat diversity.
The nonprofit focuses on creating opportunities for education, advancement, and empowerment for members of the BIPOC community in the wine industry.
The Ride Every Wednesday campaign rewards downtown Portland commuters who take public transit, ride a bike, walk, or roll in March and April.
Amtrak’s Cascades line is now operating its full, pre-pandemic route.
We’re breaking down the Irish sport of hurling including its rules and where you can catch a game.
Visit a local park, participate in a community event, or clean up your humble abode in honor of the astronomical transition from winter to spring.
Putting out a tube feeder is just the beginning — we’ll get you started in the wide world of birdfeeding.
The locations are “unmarked, unsafe, and inaccessible.”
We take a look at our bicycling infrastructure and how we can make the area more bikeable.
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Up, up, and away to family fun.
Check out these 15 yoga studios around the City of Roses offering sweat-fueled workouts, restorative meditation, and more.
Visions of a sprawling athletics complex fell apart when voters rejected the construction of the Delta Dome in 1964.
MacFresco! showcases 41+ businesses in a pedestrian-friendly setting.
Interactive fountains and splash pads offer swim-free aquatic fun, while outdoor pools can help the whole family burn off extra energy while beating the heat.
Portlanders can take a short trip to wine country or a farther getaway on the Oregon Coast.