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…to get a craft beer when you’re done riding. Start out taking Highway 224 out of town for 1.4 miles and turn right onto Faraday Road. Here you’ll enjoy a…

…piece of paradise quiet and peaceful. Offering year round rentals. Recreational technical tree climbing is available for guests or schedule a tree climbing event with Vertical Horizons, at their site…

…when you think the climbing is over, you’ll tackle one final 3-mile climb through the wildflower-covered alpine meadows of Lily Glen and Buck Prairie before a thrilling, winding 13-mile descent…

…black-diamond trail – it’s got rock moves, notches and drops, all crafted by local trail artisans for your riding pleasure. You’ve gotten plenty of scenery today – now it’s time…

…at about 6,000 feet in elevation, which through some strange math formula will make it seem approximately 24 times harder than usual.  The doubletrack ends at the top of Time…

…From check-in to checkout, each element of our space has been carefully tailored to alleviate the pain of travel and achieve harmony as you arrive at the AC Hotel Portland….

…This route starts and ends smack-dab in the middle of Paisley; conveniently, the Pioneer Saloon is right there as a post-ride enticement. Because the Bear Creek ride is almost 50…

Established in 1988, Back Porch Bar & Grill, formerly known as Back Porch BBQ, is a family-owned and operated restaurant located in the historic town of Jacksonville, Oregon. Whether you…

…Pets are allowed and must be leashed (max. 6 feet) in the parking lot. Please dispose all pet waste in trash receptacles. Target shooting is strictly prohibited. Point of Interest:…

…is also part of the Fremont National Recreation Trail, is mapped as an out-and-back, meaning you can turn around and enjoy the swooping descent back to the trailhead whenever you…

…in Jacksonville offers three suites at its Rellik House overlooking its 15-acre vineyard and farm. Not only does it have robust reds, it also has fifteen alpacas, a llama and…

In the heart of Medford, Oregon, Porters is located in a beautiful and authentically restored 1910 National Historic Train Station.