Oregon and Crater Lake National Park

“Make your heart like a lake with a calm, still surface and great depths of kindness.”

- Lao Tzu

  • Travel Companion

    Looking to visit Oregon? Oregon has so much natural beauty that it is hard to prioritize what you want to explore during your trip. To help with planning, we have created two sample itineraries to serve as a starting point for organizing an Oregon vacation. One itinerary covers sights in the northern half of the state and the other focuses on southern sights. Hope you find this meaningful and inspiring as you plan to visit one of our favorite states.

    Travel Companion and Itineraries

Photography and Inspiration Gallery

“Green is the prime color of the world, and that from which its loveliness arises.”

– Pedro Calderon de la Barca

  • Haystack Rock

    This iconic formation on Cannon Beach is a must see in Oregon. The wide sandy beach is perfect for strolling and taking photos of the many seastacks in the area.

  • Devil's Punchbowl

    The Oregon coast is smorgasbord of sights. From Devil’s Punchbowl to Thor’s Well and from the Sea Lion Caves to the vistas of Ecola State Park. So much to see.

  • Crater Lake National Park

    Almost 2,000 feet deep and five miles across, the deep blue waters of Crater Lake are mesmerizing. In the summer, you can take a boat out to Wizzard Island.

  • Multnomah Falls

    Oregon is full of many amazing waterfalls, and the most well-known is Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge. Definitely plan a waterfall hke or two while in Oregon.

  • Whaleshead Beach

    One of our favorite areas on the Oregon coast is the Boardman State Scenic Corridor. This is arguably the most scenic stretch of beach in the state.

  • Heceta Head Lighthouse

    Oregon has some beautiful lighthouses. Two of our favorites are Heceta Head and Yaquina Head. Hiking to a lighthouse for sunset is a perfect afternoon activity.

  • Mount Hood

    Ski in the winter or hike in the summer - Mount Hood offers fun activities for any traveler. On a warm afternoon, sitting on the shores of Trillium Lake offers some of the best views.