News Skiers and snowboarders are gearing up for the summer skiing season that begins in June at Timberline Lodge. Just 60 miles east of Portland, Timberline has since 1956 been one of the country’s p ... More
Salt And A Wound
Summertime and the salting is easy on Palmer Glacier.
News Skiers and snowboarders are gearing up for the summer skiing season that begins in June at Timberline Lodge. Just 60 miles east of Portland, Timberline has since 1956 been one of the country’s p ... More
David Kamens
The man behind the new show Wanted: Adventure Host eggs on locals to conquer the great outdoors.
Q & A Maybe some of us have the cash to trek all the time, but the grim reality is that most of us fund our Rogue River trips and Mount Hood camping expeditions with jobs that keep us trapped in cubicles, f ... More
Matt Bedrin
A local backcountry guide aims to climb and ski the 40 highest volcanoes in the Cascades—before their glaciers melt away.
Q & A Portland’s proximity to the Cascade Mountains has long been a draw for everyone who loves snow, from the U.S. ski team to weekend climbers and backcountry snowshoers. Unfortunately, most climate ... More
Jon Raymond
Of hot springs, lost dogs and the Oregon Trail.
Books Were you dismayed to see Portland invaded by emo sparkle-vamps when Twilight was shot in Oregon in 2008? We were too. Luckily, Portland novelist and screenwriter Jon Raymond, 38, is providing a welcom ... More
Let the Training Begin: The Ultimate Athlete Competition to Take Place in Oregon
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What would the Ultimate Athlete look like? We hypothesize something like this dude, above. Every athlete knows a person like that—a person who is loathed and worshiped all at the same time: Jackie Robinson, Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders. In my case, she was a girl named Emily,... More
Jump In
The city wants to lead locals to the Willamette with Riverfest. But can it make them swim?
Featured Stories Sydney has its harbor, Venice has its canals. Even New York has Coney Island. Let’s be honest, Portlanders: Maybe we’d have more success in luring tourists to our waterfront if we stopped ... More
The Impostor’s Daughter Laurie Sandell
A daddy’s girl gets a rude awakening. And bad credit.
Books Maybe if Laurie Sandell had read Dr. Robert Hare’s seminal book on psychopathy, Without Conscience, she might have recognized the truth about her father. A psychopath is distinguished by a lack ... More
What, there's ANOTHER river? Summer Celebration on the Columbia
News Here in the great Northwest, we have an embarrassment of riches, and by "riches", we mean "rivers." They're great for hiking beside, admiring from a distance, and occasionally dipping in your toes in. The Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership in... More
Master of Trails William Sullivan's Hidden Hiking Secrets...Plus Beer
News It's summer time, and the Portland summer madness has descended in full swing--that sick obsession with being outside all day, every day, next to a river, and hopefully with a bacon s'm... More
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Whatever your dysfunction, we have a swimmin’ hole for you. Barefoot Nation
Wanna run faster and stronger? Kick off your shoes, say some. David Kamens
The man behind the new show Wanted: Adventure Host eggs on locals to conquer the great outdoors. Earth Angels
Happy Earth Day! Bet you’re not as committed to “sustainable living” as these 22 Portlanders. Sylvie Tarpinian
Dishing pageant secrets and teaching Miss Oregon how to play pinball. The Impostor’s Daughter Laurie Sandell
A daddy’s girl gets a rude awakening. And bad credit. Debra Gwartney Live Through This
About a girl—and her mother. Jon Raymond
Of hot springs, lost dogs and the Oregon Trail. Salt And A Wound
Summertime and the salting is easy on Palmer Glacier. Jump In
The city wants to lead locals to the Willamette with Riverfest. But can it make them swim?
Whatever your dysfunction, we have a swimmin’ hole for you. Barefoot Nation
Wanna run faster and stronger? Kick off your shoes, say some. David Kamens
The man behind the new show Wanted: Adventure Host eggs on locals to conquer the great outdoors. Earth Angels
Happy Earth Day! Bet you’re not as committed to “sustainable living” as these 22 Portlanders. Sylvie Tarpinian
Dishing pageant secrets and teaching Miss Oregon how to play pinball. The Impostor’s Daughter Laurie Sandell
A daddy’s girl gets a rude awakening. And bad credit. Debra Gwartney Live Through This
About a girl—and her mother. Jon Raymond
Of hot springs, lost dogs and the Oregon Trail. Salt And A Wound
Summertime and the salting is easy on Palmer Glacier. Jump In
The city wants to lead locals to the Willamette with Riverfest. But can it make them swim?
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