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Happy Oregon Trails: Mt. Hood & the Columbia River Gorge

Dec 29, 2023 03:20PM

What’s your idea of a dream vacation? For me, it’s exploring a destination I’ve never been to before—preferably an under-the-radar, slower-paced spot brimming with beauty and bountiful culinary experiences (beer drinking, vino tasting, spirit sipping, fruit picking, mushroom foraging, farm-to-table feasting, and cow milking, oh my!).

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Go Down In History: Old Spaces, New Places

Oct 25, 2023 12:49PM

Buildings dating back to the Gold Rush dot our local landscape, and many of them are still used today. Ever enjoyed a meal or perused a shop in an old building and wondered about its past life? Here’s a then-and-now glimpse at 10 historic buildings.

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Get a Room: Where to Stay Now

Jun 30, 2023 10:38AM

Whether you’re drawn to historically hip hotels, beautiful beachfront inns, or sumptuous stays with high-end hospitality, the properties featured here will make you want to pack your bags, pronto.

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Just Add Water! 3 Family-Friendly Seaside Escapes

Mar 29, 2023 04:16PM

Traveling with kids is an adventure in and of itself. From the journey of getting to your destination, to the sleep (or lack thereof), and logistics of planning a kid-friendly but adult-approved itinerary, it can certainly be stressful. But the memories made are worth every meltdown. Here, we share three of our favorite family-friendly escapes, with what to do and where to stay.

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Be Our Guest: Best Boutique Hotels

Oct 31, 2022 11:13AM

When it comes to lodging, big-name brands are taking a backseat. Boutique hotels—smaller (oftentimes less than 100 rooms), more intimate inns with a focus on stylish, destination-centric décor; above-par amenities; and personalized service—are where travelers seeking something off-the-beaten-property path prefer to check in. We rounded up four of our favorites and provide all the know-before-you-go info here.

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Time Travel: Take a Tour of Our Region’s State Historic Parks

May 27, 2022 12:38PM

California State Parks are not limited to trees and trails as one might believe. Since its inception, this agency has been dedicated to preserving our unique history, and for us locals, this means the rich foothills, our native ancestors, and the modern-day contributions of industrial workers. There are State Parks open to us from the very Southern Border all the way to the Northern most tip of California, with several found right here within a short day trip adventure.

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Let It Snow: Ski Resort Roundup

Dec 29, 2021 03:14PM

Tahoe is home to ski resorts for all—from glitzy and glamorous to budget-friendly options that won’t break the bank. As a local who specializes in writing about the outdoors and adventure sports, I’m often asked: “What’s the difference between them, and how do I pick one?” So, here’s a quick and dirty guide, from my humble perspective, starting clockwise at the top of the lake.

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The Land of Enchantment: Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and Taos

Aug 30, 2021 04:38PM

Just a few states over and a short jaunt via airplane is the state of New Mexico—the “Land of Enchantment” and the fifth largest state in the U.S. Popular for its vast amounts of mineral stone turquoise, it’s a hidden gem to many Californians. The terrain can be rugged, filled with mountains, high plains, and desert. I sought out to explore a part of the northern region covering three uniquely different cities, all full of rich heritage and culture, amazing food, and endless amounts of activities.

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Exploring Edinburgh: 5 Essential Experiences

Jul 27, 2021 04:11PM

It was February, pre-pandemic, and we didn’t know what to expect in Edinburgh, Scotland. To be honest, we picked this city (pronounced ED-in-burrah) as our first place ever to visit abroad.

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On the Back Roads Again: 5 Rural Road Trips

Jun 25, 2021 05:00PM

The best thing about backroads is they can literally be found everywhere. The next best thing? They always lead to somewhere and much of the time, somewhere winds up being pretty cool. Around our region, the Sierra Foothills is a phenomenal hotbed of living ghost towns, artifacts, historic buildings, quirky country folk, and a whole bunch of other sightings that make you go “huh?”

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