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There’s a place where you don’t have to choose. Travel to the State of OR.🔗 in bio to learn more.Produced by Wieden+Kennedy with director Janssen Powers and Slime Mold Productions, and musical score composed by Charles Humenry and SOUTH. Featuring Oregonians including: Ian Williams (founder/owner, Deadstock Coffee), Randy Kiyokawa and Rebecca Kiyokawa (founder/owner and daughter, Kiyokawa Orchards), and Jack Strong (head chef at Jory Restaurant).Featuring locations including: Deadstock Coffee, Kiyokawa Orchards, Jory Restaurant, Powell's Bookstore, Warm Springs Museum, Smith Rock State Park, Cannon Beach, Crater Lake and the Painted Hills.—————Video description: quick-cut pairings of contrasting experiences separated by bold graphic transitions of the word OR. Scenes include sun-drenched sand dunes and snowy ski slopes, orchard picking and nighttime city running, and slow river wading and fast-action mountain biking. The video also pairs high-altitude rock climbing with forest floor mushrooms and quiet kayaking with a loud soccer stadium. It concludes with the word OR inside a silhouette of the state, followed by the slogan The State of OR. by @traveloregon

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Enjoy lovely paved, car-free paths for biking and walking at Willamette Mission State Park 🚲🌳Just north of Salem and minutes from I-5, this beautiful state park is the perfect destination for a family bike ride, picnic or summer adventure.As you pedal through the park, you’ll pass:* The nation’s largest black cottonwood tree (155 feet tall and 270 years old!)* The historic Wheatland Ferry crossing* A variety of birds and wildlifeAfter your ride, enjoy picnic areas complete with shelters, tables, volleyball nets, restrooms, sunny areas and trees for shade, plus ample parking. by @traveloregon

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Can you name this Oregon peak? ⛰️Here are some hints:1. It’s the second-tallest mountain in Oregon.2. It rises 10,495 feet above sea level.3. It’s a stratovolcano that’s part of the Cascade Range.Think you know it? Drop your guess below.📸 @sam_peters_nz (IG) / Sam Peters by @traveloregon

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🎭 There’s something for everyone at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.Across three theaters, each season brings a wide-ranging lineup of 8–10 productions—from Shakespeare and classic works to musicals, contemporary stories, and bold new interpretations.Whether you’re planning a full theater weekend or adding a show to your Ashland getaway, OSF is one of Oregon’s most iconic cultural experiences.#DoSomethingGreat #SouthernOregon #OregonShakespeareFestival by @traveloregon

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The Astoria Column is celebrating 100 years atop Coxcomb Hill this year. On July 22, 1926, 8,000 people showed up to inaugurate the landmark, which serves as a monument to the natural riches of the Pacific Northwest, its Indigenous history and maritime culture. The column’s hand-painted artwork tells the story of Astoria, the first permanent U.S. settlement on the Pacific Coast. Today, this iconic landmark sees thousands of visitors who climb the 125-foot spiral staircase to fly wooden gliders and enjoy panoramic views of the region and the Astoria-Megler Bridge, which spans across the Columbia River. Join @theastoriacolumn on July 18 in downtown Astoria’s Heritage Square for a day of free, family-friendly events to commemorate its centennial. 🎉 by @traveloregon

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You, me and a sunrise over Mt. Hood? Getting up early to avoid the crowds is totally worth it. Tag someone you’d wake up before dawn to chase a sunrise with.📸 @tracy_wv by @traveloregon

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There’s a reason Klamath is home to some of Oregon’s most unforgettable lakes… and once you see these, you’ll understand why. 💙🏔️From the crystal-clear waters of Crater Lake to the peaceful shores of Crescent Lake, these are 5 breathtaking lakes in Klamath County you need to visit this summer. ☀️🌊📍 Crescent Lake📍 Lake of the Woods📍 Odell Lake📍 Crater Lake📍 Fourmile LakeWhether you’re paddling at sunrise, casting a line, hiking to epic viewpoints, or simply soaking in the views, each lake offers a completely different adventure.👇 Which one are you visiting first? Or did we miss one of your favorites? Let us know in the comments!Save this reel for your next Klamath summer road trip and send it to someone who needs a lake day. 🚗🌲 by @traveloregon

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Nothing says summer in Portland quite like ending the day with skyline views at sunset with Mt. Hood on the horizon.Where’s your favorite place to catch a summer sunset? 📸 @glimpse.of.her_ by @traveloregon

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Summer is in full blast in Portland area. ☀️ Looking for places to cool off? The Willamette River is the perfect place for a refreshing dip without having to drive more than 30 minutes. Here are three top spots you have to visit this summer:📍Duckworth Dock Go anytime for a dip off the dock or join the fun on Wednesdays when @ecolloyd hosts weekly parties on the dock. 📍Sellwood Riverfront ParkThe long, sandy beach of the park is perfect for laying down a towel and sunbathing near the river before taking a swim. 📍George Rogers ParkThis popular Lake Oswego spot is also great for paddleboarding and kayaking. Bring your own or rent from @teamaldercreek right on the shore. What spots did we miss? 🏊‍♂️🔗Head to the link in bio for even more swimming spots in the Portland area. by @traveloregon

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Looking for the perfect 4-in-1 waterfall stop in the Columbia River Gorge? Skip the most crowded spots and park at Starvation Creek State Park to see four stunning waterfalls. 📍Starvation Creek Falls: Start with the park’s namesake waterfall, where you can catch views of the 190-foot falls through the trees. 📍Cabin Creek Falls: Head west along the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail to reach Cabin Creek Falls. 📍Hole-in-the-Wall Falls: Continue along the paved trail to find the 96-foot Hole-in-the-Wall Falls. 📍Lancaster Falls: Cross the bridge just past Hole-in-the-Wall Falls, then take a short but brisk uphill hike to find the lush, flowing Lancaster Falls. Tap the link in our bio to read more about finding the Gorge’s hidden waterfalls. by @traveloregon

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All within an hour of Portland — our top 4 dog-friendly spots to take Kai this summer. 🐾☀️🏖️ The Spit / Sandbar in Hood River. One of our favorites for a reason. Kai could live here! 🌿 @oregongarden in Silverton. Beautiful grounds, dog friendly, and such a vibe for a slower summer day.🌊 Sandy River Delta in the Columbia River Gorge.🍦 Sugarpine Drive-In — Because every good dog day ends with a treat. @sugarpinedriveinWant even more places to explore with your pup? 🐶 Tap the link in our bio for 12 sunny dog day spots across Oregon. by @traveloregon

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It’s hard to describe the awe you might feel when you see the colorful and magical marine life that exists on the Oregon Coast. 🌊⭐Here are two spots near Newport to put on your list:Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area offers sweeping views of the rocky coastline and access to tide pools, with the added bonus of a beautiful lighthouse.Seal Rock State Recreation Site is a great spot to walk along the sandy beach and see endless habitats of birds and marine life. 🌊⭐If you go: please remember that tide pools are living, fragile ecosystems. Here are some tips from our friends @thepeoplescoast: • Look, don’t touch• Leave rocks, shells, plants, and animals where you find them• Stay on sand or bare rock whenever possible• Keep dogs leashed and away from sensitive habitats• Give birds and marine mammals plenty of space• Pack out your trash (and any extra you find) by @traveloregon

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