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1. The Sisters Country

   The Sisters Country offers a unique “step back in time” for visitors and locals.  This western-themed town is the hub for eco-opportunities in the Central Cascades, with activities such as rafting, hiking, biking, fishing, camping, rock-climbing, horseback-riding and more.  The Sisters Country is made up…

   Location: Sisters, OR 97759

2. Timberline Summer Ski

   Timberline offers the longest ski season in North America, and perhaps the finest summer program anywhere in the world. After the spring ski season in the Cascades and when other ski areas are closing down, Timberline transitions its operation up the mountain (Mt. Hood) to…

   Location: Timberline Lodge, OR

3. Timberline Trail

   The Timberline Trail cirumnavigates Mt. Hood at roughly the biological timberline, and stretches for 40.7 miles. It begins and ends at magnificent Timberline Lodge, where hikers can enjoy luxurious rest and refreshment.  Out on the trail it offers some of the most scenic hiking in…

   Location: Timberline, Timberline Lodge , OR 97028

4. Tire Mountain Trail

   The Tire Mountain Trail is an example of a wild area accessible by foot or mountain bike. It is maintained by Forest Service personnel as well as by mountain bikers such as the Oakridge/Westfir trails group and Disciples of Dirt mountain bike club from Eugene.  The trail is accessed…

   Location: North of Westfir, OR

5. Tired Dog Ranch

   Tired Dog Ranch is your getaway from the dog-eat-dog world, even if you walk on two legs. Chase your tail in the apple orchard, gnaw on a good bone in the pasture, or howl at the moon in the meadow. If you’re dog-tired, you can…

   Location: 47061 LaDuke Road, Westfir, OR 97492

6. Toketee Falls

   This double-tiered falls drops a total of 120 feet over columnar basalt, presenting a spectacular view of colors and textures.  The trail to the falls is a 0.4-mile hike with more than 200 steps leading to an observation platform – a beautiful hike. A half-century-old redwood…

   Location: North Umpqua Highway 138, Idelyd Park, OR 97447

7. Town of Jacksonville

   Founded in 1851 during the gold-rush, Jacksonville is a National Historic Landmark. The town offers a wide variety of events for visitors. There’s a celebration of Chinese New Year in February. You can take in an outdoor concert at the Britt Music Festival and see characters…

   Location: Jacksonville, OR 97530

8. TrackersNW

   TrackersNW started in Portland and has become a Portland staple. Their staff are more than instructors, they are urban hunter-gatherers, urban homesteaders and people who are living a very unique and localized life in the middle of the city. They stem from the true eclectic nature of…

   Location: 5040 SE Milwaukie Avenue, Portland, OR 97202

9. Trail of the Ten Falls — Silver Falls State Park

   Located within Silver Falls State Park, this trail passes by 10 beautiful falls. This is a great natural feature close to population centers, easily accessible and with a large variety of hiking options to suit multiple skill levels. Volunteers inspired by the beauty and history of Silver Falls have…

   Location: Silver Falls State Park, OR

10. Tumalo Falls

    Tumalo Falls is 14 miles west of Bend, and it is a great location for a family day hike.  The falls are a 90-foot drop and are easily viewed from the trail for a short visit, or you can take one of the many trails…

    Location: Skyliner Dr, Bend, OR