What are they saying about us now?

An index of recent press and web site coverage of Southern Oregon as a destination experience.

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Fort Klamath
A cattle community with tourist appeal - Medford Mail Tribune

Caves to Coast
A drive along Highway 199 in Oregon and California is full of pleasant summer diversions - Seattle Times / Orange County Register

'Cheers!' to winning wines
Two Umpqua Valley wines earn platinum status from wine magazine contest - The News-Review

On The Trail: There's Life Beyond Pinot Noir in Oregon
Adventurous wine tourists are discovering that Southern Oregon not only looks like the rural Napa of 30 years ago, but that there's more to do here. Even bringing the kids is actually a reasonable and fun proposition. - New York Post

Oregon Vortex - You have to see this one to believe it
Where else in the world can you see two people change height simply by swapping places with each other? Or see a broom stand on end? Or watch an unpushed golf ball defy gravity and roll uphill?

It all happens at the Oregon Vortex's House of Mystery, in the mountains of Southern Oregon near Gold Hill. - The Oregonian

Oregon.com features the following pages on its web site:

Table Rocks Hike - Hike to the top of Table Rocks - These two trails in Southern Oregon are easy to find and provide excellent views high above the Rogue River Valley.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Oregon Caves National Monument - Tour down under Oregon Caves National Monument, located on Highway 46 20 miles east of Cave Junction, is small in size (480 acres) but rich in diversity.

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."

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.

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.

On the Way to the Theater - This driving tour from Medford to Ashland features a variety of attractions including the Oregon Cabaret Theatre, Inc. and the Science Works Hands On Museum.

Watchman 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.