Wonders
Never Cease
in Southern Oregon

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The 2008 Southern Oregon Vacation Guide is now online
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Southern
Oregon is home to world-class
fishing and rafting
rivers, mountains for skiing,
biking and hiking, and green valleys that produce award-winning wines.
It's also home to North America's deepest lake and Oregon's only National Park, Crater Lake, which graces the back of Oregon's
state quarter.
From the valleys to the high desert, wildlife and nightlife share space. Southern Oregon is home to a pair of well-known attractions
- the Britt Music Festival and Ashland's Oregon
Shakespeare Festival - and to dozens of museums, art
galleries, theaters,
antique malls and tax-free shopping.
A
ribbon of National Scenic Byways await, just a
short drive from the California border. Follow the Redwood Highway to Grants Pass
and the legendary Rogue and Umpqua rivers, where you'll find river
adventures, jetboating, rafting, fishing and much more. Discover Crater Lake National Park on the Volcanic
Legacy Scenic Byway and experience the mountain lakes and world-class birding
of the Klamath Basin and Oregon's Outback region.
History buffs will recognize the region as the site of Oregon's 19th-Century gold rush,
an era preserved within the boundaries of Jacksonville,
a National Historic Landmark town. Visit the "Heart of the Dunes" on
Oregon's south coast, and experience America's Wild Rivers Coast.
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Out and About in Southern Oregon
Discover history on the McKee Bridge
McKee Bridge is steeped in local history but it can be quite contemporary.
Its proximity to wine country makes it a great place to wind down after a day of tasting wine from the Applegate Valley's numerous award-winning wineries.
Hikers can also enjoy three nearby hiking trails: Mule Mountain Trail, Mule Creek Trail, and Charlie Buck/Baldy Trail.
McKee Bridge is one of many points of interest throughout Southern Oregon - from the high country in the east to the rich valley and the spectacular Oregon Coast to the west.
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