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Moon Tree is a young Rocky Mountain Douglas Fir, raised from a seed carried to the moon by Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa
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Welcome to State Capitol State Park, a unique place to stroll, reflect and gather. A 21-acre T-shaped park, known as the
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UPDATE: THE MITCHELL POINT TUNNEL IS OPEN The unveiling of the tunnel was a significant milestone toward the decades-long
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The featured mural is in Ontario’s Red Apple Mall. At Oregon’s eastern edge and in a different time
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Central Oregon’s oldest city, Prineville, is the gateway to the Ochoco National Forest and its half-million acres of
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Oregon Mural Trail feature in The Dalles, Oregon, an historic city on the sunny eastern end of the Columbia River Gorge. The
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She Flies with her own Wings – Oregon State Motto Happy Birthday Oregon. Oregon was founded on Feb. 14, 1859. It was
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Over the Rivers and Through the Woods is a 66-mile scenic route beginning in the rich farmlands of the Willamette Valley,
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You’ll be charmed by nature and outdoor adventure in Oakridge, Oregon. Nestled in a thickly forested Willamette Valley
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The Independence-Monmouth Railroad historic train mural was painted by mural artist Eileen Hinckle and initiated by the
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Oregon is celebrating a birthday in February. Here are five fun and quirky facts about Oregon that most people don’t know.
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Time for you to hit the trail, inspire your own pioneer spirit, stand in the actual wagon ruts pioneers left behind, and
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