Tag: Oregon
Travel Tips
Apr 14, 2019Easter for Families in Portland
Portland is an amazing place to visit with the family anytime of year but if you happen to be in town this Easter, you and your little ones are in for a real treat. The family-friendly city is bursting with fun activities to celebrate the holiday.
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Madrid: A Destination for All Ages
However one is traveling, what matters is having fun and creating unforgettable memories. Among many ways to travel, multigenerational trips — on which grandparents, parents and children get to spend quality time together — are gaining popularity. Setting out on this sort of adventure? Madrid has something to offer everyone!
Destinations / North America
Mar 16, 2019On Track in Eugene: for Athletics, Leisure Lovers Alike
For fans of Nike founder Phil Knight’s wildly popular Pacific Northwest-set autobiography Shoe Dog, the landscapes will be familiar: rolling verdant hills, soft paths to circumnavigate, lots of sky to ponder and the chance to listen to the inhalation and exhalation of one’s breath as the sun stretches up to gently illuminate the morning dew.
Age Specific / Adult Children
Aug 24, 2018Oregon Trail Without the Snake Bites
Set out on the Oregon Trail of your childhood videogame dreams, but without the fear of snake bites and dysentery. Travel Oregon and Lyft Portland joined forces for the ultimate nostalgia experience come to life. For a limited time, travelers hit the open dirt road, just like in the Oregon Trail, along Rose City.
Listicles
May 23, 2018Converted Road Trip Accommodations Make You Stay Longer
A spa … deluxe linens and bath products … the charm of Wine Country … all of this doesn’t sound like your Grandma’s motor lodge. A slew of boutique properties are taking “eek” to chic with comfortable, design-forward accommodations just ready for your family. Get ready for the great American road trip.
Listicles
Jan 23, 2018Underground Cities
Underground cities are some of the most unique places to visit around the world. They have existed for centuries all over the world and served many different purposes. Some were built as places of refuge from invaders, while others, like Underground Montreal in Canada, were built as refuge from harsh weather conditions. Others were built with more functional purposes in mind, such as a means to easily access different parts of the city or for mining purposes.