Oregon

A Pacific Northwest state of nature, combining a dramatic coastline, volcanic lakes and the distinctive city of Portland.

Oregon lies on the Pacific coast of the northwestern United States, with the Cascade Range dividing it into a wet west and a dry east. Portland is known for craft beer, coffee, food trucks and its rose gardens; the coastal highway strings together magnificent coastline such as the Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach; Crater Lake National Park holds a deep blue volcanic lake; the Columbia River Gorge has many waterfalls, and Mount Hood offers hiking and skiing; and the Willamette Valley is a Pinot Noir wine region. Summer is dry and sunny and the best time to visit. Portland International Airport is the main gateway.

Destinations

• Portland, Oregon
• Cannon Beach
• Bandon & Southern Oregon Coast
• Bend
• Lincoln City & Central Oregon Coast
• Crater Lake National Park

Itineraries

• Oregon Gorge, Crater Lake & Coast Loop – Depart from Portland, looping through gorge waterfalls, Bend, Crater Lake, and the southern and northern coasts
• Pacific Northwest by Rail and Ferry, Car-Free – Ride Amtrak to link Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, then take a ferry to Victoria