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Travel and Outdoors

Enjoy the fruits of the nonprofit’s efforts to empower the wine industry’s BIPOC community on Sat., Aug. 31.
Branch out from your daily routine for an adventure that leaves you with unforgettable memories.
When summer is laying the heat on thick, make a beeline for the water — but choose carefully. Here, we’ve listed only the best spots to swim.
The Perseids are predicted to be active July 14-Sept. 1, 2024.
Explore our recommendations on where to eat and stay and how to fill your free time.
Mark McClure has taken 900+ walks in Portland over the past 14 years, documenting each walk with the help of a camera and sharing his images online.
The elm tree, officially known as Heritage Tree #1, sustained major damage last winter.
The property on the way to Mount Hood offers animal tours, hosts private events, and has Airbnbs to reserve for your next getaway.
Hike, mountain bike, disc golf, and more at these mountain resorts.
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