COOS BAY, Ore. — Oregon has a Sahara by the sea, and it is one of our most unique coastal geologic wonders, called the Oregon Dunes. This week, we visit its 32,000 acres of sand dunes, forests and ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — It’s a road once taken, you’ll never want to leave: The “Cape Arago Highway” skirts a lonesome section of the Southern Oregon coastline. It leads you past so many intriguing sights ...

Coos Bay is one of a trifecta of cities — with Charleston and North Bend — that make up Oregon’s Adventure Coast. Just an eight hour drive north of San Francisco (or a quick flight to the Eugene ...

COOS BAY — The Oregon Dunes Restoration Collaborative has planned more educational and volunteer events during June in Coos County. On Tuesday, June 4th, Dina Pavlis will be giving an educational talk ...

One of the most unique natural wonders of Oregon’s diverse landscape is its stretch of coastline between Florence to Coos Bay. Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, a 31,500 acre portion of the ...

The final leg of our road trip brought us along the Oregon Coast Highway. Though the Pacific Coast Highway proper had ended many miles before, the Oregon Coast Highway continued on as a spiritual, if ...

A roadside preservation five miles north of Florence showcases one of southern Oregon’s rarest curiosities: the native carnivorous (it just likes insects—don’t worry) plant called Darlingtonia, or the ...

Portlanders know the Oregon coast is an ideal weekend destination to take a break and to unwind. But many of us go to the same place every time and totally miss out on the amazing opportunities and ...

Where can you backpack in August when all else fails? You still want breathtaking scenery and solitude, but what if parts of Oregon are on fire, it’s 100 degrees in the Willamette Valley, and you ...