Known for its wooden covered bridges, bald eagles, waterways and extensive forestry, Oregon is a green and placid US State where the outdoors lifestyle is shared by everyone. Whether you enjoy hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, or just want to visit one of the greenest States in the US.
Explore Oregon
Central Oregon is popular for its great hiking, fishing and mountain bike riding. The Willamette Valley is stunning and the east is known for its relaxed pace and varied rugged mountain and verdant forest scenery. Incredibly, the State has everything from snow to deserts. Oregon has some 363 miles of coastline, dotted with lighthouses, fishing villages and dramatic scenery.
When to go to Oregon
Oregon is generally mild and rains can be heavy by the coast in winter, while the high deserts of Central and Eastern Oregon are much drier. In January, temperatures range from 7°C on the coast to between –4°C and –2°C in the southeast. In July, between 18°C and 21°C in the central valleys and between 21°C and 26°C eastwards.
Visiting Oregon
Holidays to Oregon are beautiful any time of year. It’s winding, tree-lined roads, its wildlife, its verdant landscape. With no sales tax, visiting Portland has to include a serious shopping spree. Portland also has to include the many historical buildings, museums and the Japanese Gardens as well as the Portland Saturday Market.
Touring in Oregon
American Sky’s eight-night Adventures in the Wild Northwest tour travels up the coast from San Francisco through Gold Beach and Rogue River to Newport, Portland, Bonneville Dam, Kalaoch and Seattle, before returning. Oregon hotels are varied and cater for everyone’s budget.
Planning your holiday to Oregon in 2017/2018
If you are planning a holiday to Oregon in 2017 or 2018, American Sky IE can help you to organise your perfect holiday. Call our Oregon Specialists now. You are just one phone call away from making the most of your next holiday.
Holiday highlights
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Crater Lake
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Fogarty Beach
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Willamette National Forest
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Portland
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Mt. Hood
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Ochoco National Forest
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Searcy Creek
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Salem
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Drake Park
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Umatilla National Forest
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Cape Meares State Park
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Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve