Museum at Warm Springs
Warm Springs, OR
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Warm Springs, OR
The Museum at Warm Springs celebrates the shared history and culture of three tribes in the region. The museum maintains collections, exhibitions, and educational programs that bring tribal heritage and artistic traditions to life for visitors.
Pendleton, OR
Heritage Station Museum is the Umatilla County Historical Society Museum. It collects and preserves historical objects and stories unique to the Umatilla County region. The museum uses these to strengthen understanding of that history through exhibits and diverse programming.
Charleston, OR
The Charleston Marine Life Center operates as both an aquarium and a museum, providing visitors with opportunities for discovery. Guests can explore various marine critters, learn to speak whale, and engage in exploration challenges. The center is ten years old.
Eugene, OR
PeaceHealth Rides is a bike share system providing public bicycle access for urban transportation. The network features smart bikes equipped with GPS tracking and built-in safety features designed for riders of all levels.
Astoria, OR
The Fort Clatsop Interpretive Center at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park preserves the story of America's famous expedition through a replica fort and exhibits exploring Pacific Northwest history. Visitors discover the heritage of indigenous peoples and the explorers' journey at this historic site.
Astoria, OR Area
Offers a wide range of bicycle sales, service, and rentals, including e-bikes and pedal bikes, for exploring Astoria and the surrounding areas.
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The Depot Rail Museum is housed in the 1907 Troutdale Depot, rebuilt after the original 1882 structure burned. Visitors can explore the historic depot, which once served as a shipping site for fresh vegetables, and view railroad artifacts in the station agent's office. The museum grounds also feature a Union Pacific 1975 CA-10 Caboose. It also serves as the Gateway to the Gorge Visitor Center.
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The Oregon Zoo in Portland connects the community to wildlife, serving as a hub for science, conservation, education, and animal well-being. Visitors can observe a variety of animals, such as red pandas, African lions, Pacific lamprey, white-cheeked gibbons, and polar bears. The zoo features habitats like Primate Forest, Polar Passage, and the Great Northwest area, and offers keeper talks and animal activities.
Eugene, OR
Premium bike rentals, kayak rentals, and paddleboard equipment with delivery to Alton Baker Park and local trailheads.
Brownsville, OR
Experience Art, History, & Nature Explore Exhibits Experience Art, History, & Nature Explore Exhibits An inspiration What you will see at The Living Rock Studios The Living Rock Studios is more than just a building full of and surrounded by beauty. It
Seaside, OR
Captain Kid Amusement Park is a family-owned outdoor amusement park offering a variety of attractions for all ages and interests. Guests can race go karts, play 18-hole mini golf, ride a family roller coaster, and enjoy spinning rides including the Tubs of Adventure and Roto-Whip. The park also features a Shangrila Creek mining sluice where visitors can pan for gems and minerals to keep.
Portland, OR
The Oregon Historical Society is dedicated to putting the power of Oregon’s rich, surprising history into everyone’s hands. For more than a century, we have served as the state’s collective memory, gathering and preserving historical pieces, including over 85,000 artifacts and millions of photographs, films, and manuscripts, and sharing them through our museum, research library, academic journal, educational programs, and ever-growing digital content.
Lincoln City, OR Area
Provides therapeutic massage, spa services, skin care treatments, acupuncture, and naturopathic consultations in a peaceful coastal setting.
Portland, OR
The Portland Art Museum's mission is to engage and enrich diverse communities through the presentation, interpretation, and conservation of art and film.
Coos Bay, OR
The Coos History Museum in Coos Bay, OR, offers visitors a look into the region's past. It features permanent exhibitions on natural history, early settlement, logging, and maritime industries, including shipbuilding and shipwrecks. Special exhibits explore topics like maritime traditions, birds and conservation, and local cultural connections. Outdoor exhibits include a Steam Donkey and The Coho.
Seaside, OR Area
Based in Seaside since 2005, they offer surf lessons for all ages and skill levels, including private, semi-private, and group sessions, with a focus on ocean awareness, safety, and techniques.
Lakeview, OR
Schminck Memorial Museum, owned by Lake County, has been a public museum since 1963 and was previously owned by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Located in Lakeview, Oregon, it offers three full floors of artifacts alongside the Lake County Museum. These exhibits tell the story of high-desert history, including white settlement and Paiute Native American cultures, and feature rare pre-history pieces.
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The National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center near Baker City, Oregon, is an interactive museum and outdoor site. It illuminates the 19th-century journey of pioneers on the Oregon Trail, showcasing their daily lives and the landscapes they traversed. Visitors can explore hands-on exhibits, life-size displays, and a replica wagon camp. The 500-acre site also features remnants of the historic Flagstaff Gold Mine and original pioneer wagon ruts.
Government Camp, OR
The Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum is a Western Ski Heritage Award-Winning Museum located in Government Camp, Oregon. It features galleries and collections that support the history and culture of Mount Hood. Visitors can learn about the region's heritage, including the Steiner cabins of Mount Hood through The Steiner Society club.
Eugene, OR
Thrilling guided whitewater rafting trips, scenic floats, and drift boat fishing excursions on the McKenzie River.
Astoria, OR
The Columbia River Maritime Museum in Astoria, Oregon, offers a unique combination of experiences. It features an extensive collection of seafaring vessels, maritime artifacts, and fine art. Visitors can engage with exciting exhibits, demonstrations, and hands-on activities, including tours of the Lightship Columbia's engine room.
Union, OR
The Union County Museum Society collects and exhibits artifacts illustrating the story of humans and their environment in Union County, Oregon. Visitors can explore five buildings of artifacts and stories covering over 150 years of life in the area. Exhibits include historic displays on agriculture, Chinese history, Native Americans, the Oregon Trail, and Victorian period rooms. The museum also features a Cowboys: Then & Now exhibit and furnished Settlement Period Rooms.
Astoria, OR Area
A clinic located on Pier 1 in Astoria offering holistic health services such as acupuncture, Chinese herbalism, massage therapy, and naturopathic medicine.
Merlin, OR
Pottsville Museum and Pioneer Town is a historical park and museum founded in 1959. Visitors can explore the Pioneer Town, take tours of indoor museums, and use the outdoor arena for horseback riding. The grounds also feature areas for dog walking and picnicking.