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Southern Oregon
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Applegate Valley
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Jacksonville
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Oregon Travel Regions
Southern Oregon
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Southern Oregon is a land of dramatic contrasts. Marked by
spectacular mountains, deep lakes, rich valleys and arid deserts, the
southern Oregon region extends from the California border, north to the
shores of the Umpqua River. Mountain ranges hem in some of the region's most
captivating valleys, providing lush countryside for hiking, camping,
fly-fishing and river rafting.
At the southeastern edge of the region is Klamath Falls. Oregon's desert
country starts here and is home to the Lava Beds National Monument.
Approximately 55 miles west of
Klamath Falls, is the city of Ashland
and Oregon's most southern ski area, Mt. Ashland. Known for its vibrant art
community and many festivals, Ashland attracts visitors year-round.
North of Ashland is Medford, the hub of
the Rogue Valley. Famous for its wines, cheeses and specialty products, it
is situated near the stunning Applegate Valley and historic town of
Jacksonville. On the northern
tip of the Applegate Valley is Grants Pass, a starting point to exploring
the historic Rogue River.
The southern region of Oregon is linked together by Interstate 5, the
north-south corridor of the Western United States. The small country town of
Drain marks the northern tip of the Southern Oregon region, accessible from
all points north and south by Highway 5. To the west of Drain is the
beautiful Umpqua valley and historic Elkton, gateway to Oregon's spectacular
west coast.
World-class wineries and farmers' markets are hallmarks of Southern Oregon
and are easily reached by Highway 5 and adjoining roads. Driving tours offer
an interesting and enjoyable way to sample the many attractions and
activities that comprise the Southern Oregon area.
VISITOR INFORMATION
The
Idle Wild
Based on the CD-ROM product, explore with maps and images, the wilderness areas of
southern Oregon and northern California, including Crater Lake and Rogue Gorge.
Southern
Oregon Bed and Breakfast Inns - Southern Oregon
Southern
Oregon State Parks
Southern Oregon
Directory
Southern Oregon
Vacation Guide
This web site of the Southern Oregon Visitors Association includes information and links
on the region's counties, as well as outdoor adventures, road tours, camping, museums, and
Native American resources.
Applegate Valley
Murphy,
Oregon and the Applegate Valley
Applegate Forest Explorer
Ashland
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Cave Junction and the
Illinois Valley
Cave
Junction and Illinois Valley
Oregon Caves National Monument
South of Grants Pass on U.S. Highway 199 and East of
Cave Jct. on State Highway 46. Above ground, the 480- acre site encompasses a remnant
old-growth coniferous forest harboring an array of plants and a Douglas fir tree with the
widest known girth in Oregon. Three hiking trails access this forest. Below ground is an
active marble cave created by natural forces over thousands of years. For a fee, a private
concessionaire will provide tours of the cave.
Out 'n' About Treesort &
Treehouse Institute. 300 Page Creek Road, Cave Junction, OR 97523.
Phone: 541-592-2208. E-mail
Grants Pass
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Idleyld Park
Swiftwater Park Guest House. North
Umpqua Highway, Idleyld Park, OR 97447. Toll-Free: 1-888-454-9696.
Jacksonville
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Klamath
Falls Click
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Merlin
Merlin
and The North Valley Home Page
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Rogue Forest Bed & Breakfast. 12035 Galice
Road, Merlin, OR 97532. Phone: 541-472-1052.
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Enjoy lodging within the
National Wild & Scenic corridor of the Rogue. Spacious private suites with
well-appointed amenities offer a pampered vacation far away from the outside
world. The Inn lies in a steep canyon within earshot of Rocky Riffle, a
Class II rapid, and is surrounded by a forest of fir, pine, cedar, madrone,
oak, maple and dogwood. The inn's architecture embraces the dramatic beauty
of the river corridor. Large view windows bring the forest inside like works
of art. Multi-level redwood decks abound with a wooden walkway leading from
the Main House to the 0sprey Cabin Suite.
Rogue River
The Original
Rogue Valley and Southern Oregon Directory
Recreation
and History of the Rogue River
Rogue
River, Oregon Home Page
Rogue Web Index Talent Nature Tours
Southern
Oregon Nature Excursions
Offering a variety of driving, hiking and eco-tours throughout southwest
Oregon during all seasons. Both packaged tours and custom
itineraries to fit your interest and travel plans.
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Oregon Discovery
Guide by Don W. Martin, Bettywoo Martin, Bob Shockley (Illustrator)
March 1999, 2nd edition, Paperback, 448 pages, (non-fiction). Driving guide to the splendors of Oregon highlighting the best routes,
scenic detours, hikes, and city walks. The authors describe top local
attractions and pinpoint where to dine, recline, and camp in comfort.
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Moon Handbooks: Oregon 5th Edition by Stuart Warren, Ted Long
Ishikawa. June 2001, 5th edition, Paperback, 590 pages, (guidebook). From the
bustling urban center of Portland to the rugged isolation of the high
Cascades, this guide covers cultural, historical, recreational, and
related practical information.
Inside Out
Oregon A Best Places Guide to the Outdoors by Terry Richard. April 1998, Sasquatch Books, Paperback, 656
pages, (non-fiction).
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