Jamie Hale
The Oregonian
Camas, WA, United States
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Federal public lands will drop parking, entrance fees for 9 days in 2022, starting with Martin Luther King Jr. Day
National parks, national forests and other public lands are once again offering fee-free days this year. → Read More
Massive hunting, fishing expansion would open up Oregon wildlife refuges
A 2.3 million acre expansion of hunting and fishing in the U.S. would include wildlife refuges in Oregon and Washington. → Read More
Go whale watching on the Oregon coast remotely with live video feed
The Whale Watching Center on the Oregon coast will be live streaming the spring gray whale migration all week. → Read More
Oxbow Park is a perfect rainy day hike near Portland
With old-growth forest on the edge of the Sandy River, Oxbow is well suited for a day of exploring in the rain. → Read More
National Park Service cuts fee-free days down to 4 for 2018
The National Park Service will waive entrance fees on four days in 2018, down from 10 in 2017 and 16 in 2016. → Read More
Oregon, Washington state parks will be free for Black Friday
Black Friday has become an occasion to go to state parks for free in the Pacific Northwest, with Green Friday in Oregon and Autumn Day in Washington. → Read More
Where and when you can see another total solar eclipse in the U.S., for the next 100 years
Miss out on the 2017 total solar eclipse? Here's when the next ones will cross America, for the next 100 years. → Read More
Oregon City whitewater park left in limbo at Willamette Falls
The proposed whitewater park has a lot of public support, but the Willamette Falls Legacy Project will be moving on without it. → Read More
Suttle Lodge is bringing a taste of Portland to central Oregon
The new central Oregon getaway offers a rustic lakeside experience, with a few amenities from Portland as well. → Read More
Tickets on sale now for OMSI's 2017 solar eclipse viewing party
OMSI will host a viewing party at the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem for the 2017 solar eclipse. → Read More
Portland man climbs Oregon's 5 tallest mountains in one run
Christof Teuscher, an associate professor at Portland State University, is the first person to scale all five mountains in one push. → Read More
National Park Service turns 100: Here's how to celebrate in the Pacific Northwest
The National Park Service is celebrating 100 years of managing park sites across the U.S., including many in the Pacific Northwest. → Read More
Get free admission to national and Washington state parks this week
Fee-free days are coming to national parks and Washington state parks in honor of the National Park Service centennial. → Read More
7 things you need to know about Oregon's 2017 solar eclipse
We're exactly one year out from the total solar eclipse that will cross Oregon in 2017 -- here's what you need to know to get ready. → Read More
A giant Cascade Range national park? It could have been a reality
The Cascade Crest National Park would have encompassed nearly the entire Washington Cascade Range. → Read More
Astoria-Megler Bridge celebrating 50 years of spanning the Columbia
The 4.1-mile bridge was an architectural feat, and an important moment for the Pacific Northwest coast. → Read More
Naked Goddess Swim returning to Portland, spots still open for swimmers and volunteers
The nude, women-only swim is coming back to the Willamette River in downtown Portland. → Read More
Welcome to Lincoln County, land of an incredible 31 Oregon State Parks
The beautiful county on the central coast boasts more state parks than any other in Oregon. → Read More
15 late-summer adventures in the Pacific Northwest
Summer is winding down, but there's still time to get out and around the Pacific Northwest. → Read More
Stone House covered in graffiti again, two months after big cleanup
Only seven weeks after a complete cleaning, Portland's beloved Stone House is once again covered in graffiti. → Read More