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Angling on the Umpqua
East of Roseburg, following the North Umpqua River , you will enter into 31 miles of fly-fishing only territory. Many consider this river one of the most beautiful and most difficult places in the world to catch these incredible fish. |
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In Oregon
It was the force of water that turned these wheels, that
engaged the gears, that revolved the millstones, that ground the grain, that fed
the farmers and their families. Experience an important part of farming history. |
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'n' About Treesort & Treehouse Institute
Want to literally climb
a tree to go to bed? Whether you are looking for a family adventure or an adventure
to bring out the kid in you, this is a one of a kind vacation where the fun never
stops! |
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The Oregon
Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon celebrates 70 years in 2005.
Join us for classic, contemporary and world premiere productions designed to touch
your mind, your heart and your funny bone. |
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Viewpoint in Southern Oregon - High on Crater Lake's western rim,
the Watchman's lookout tower commands an eagle's-eye view across the amazingly
blue lake to Wizard Island. | |
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Historic
Jacksonville in Southern Oregon - This gold mining town is more than just
a living museum; it's an active cultural center with art galleries, a first-rate
summer music festival, and more. |
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Hike
to Garfield Peak
Starting
from the historic Crater Lake Lodge, this path climbs along the rim of a gigantic
collapsed volcano, now filled with a stunningly blue, 6-mile-wide lake. |
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Southern
Oregon Mountain Lakes
This driving tour from Crater Lake to Tubb Springs
features a variety of attractions including the Running Y Resort and Four-Mile
Lake. | |
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Medford's
Wild and Scenic Route
This driving tour from Medford to Grants Pass
features a variety of attractions including Crater Rock Museum, the Rogue Creamery
and the seven million year-old Table Rocks. | |
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Old
West Adventure
This driving tour from Medford to Jacksonville features
a variety of attractions including the Applegate River, the Valley View Winery
and the McKee covered bridge. |
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Cow
Creek Tour Route
The Cow Creek Tour Route is
a refreshing break from the steady highway pace; this 45-mile detour wanders with
Cow Creek as it dips through the Coast mountain range. |
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Crater
Lake National Park
It
once was Mt. Mazama, a towering landmark centuries ago. But a violent eruption
created Oregon's prized landmark famous
for it's brilliant blue waters and lush natural surroundings. |
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Rogue-Umpqua
Scenic Byway
Travel
high and deep into the Cascade Mountains when you drive the the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic
Byway, more commonly known as the "highway of waterfalls." |
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15
routes of wonder
Here
are several ways to experience the beauty of Southern Oregon - from the Pacific
Ocean to the Cascades, Crater Lake and beyond. |
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Covered
Bridges
Oregon
has the largest collection of covered bridges in the West and one of the largest
in the nation. See the tradition in Southern Oregon. | |
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Myrtle
Creek-Canyonville Tour Route
You'll
be sorely disappointed if you didn't pack a lunch and make the exploration of
this route an all-day excursion. The route follows South Myrtle Creek through
hills dotted with cattle, sheep and wild turkeys. |
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The
Falls of the North Umpqua River
Oregon
features a variety of waterfalls throughout the state. The many waterfalls along
the North Umpqua River and Highway 138 are among the best. There's variety, beauty
and easy access. |
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The
Weasku Inn
Looking
for some peace and relaxation? The Weasku Inn, right on the Rogue River, was the
fishing lodge for the rich and famous for decades. But you don't have to be rich
or love to fish to enjoy the Weasku. |
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What's
Your Favorite Southern Oregon Experience?
We're
always looking for new ideas, too. Please send
us an e-mail message briefly describing how you experience Oregon. We'll personally
get back to you! |
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