OREGON PLACES TO GO Multnomah Falls   53000 Historic Scenic Hwy. 30 E, Fairview 97024 - 503.695.2376 Multnomah Falls is the second highest year-round waterfall in the nation. The water of the Falls drops 620 feet from its origin on Larch Mountain. Unusually cold weather can turns the falls into a frozen sight to behold. Portland Children's Museum   4015 SW Canyon Rd, Portland - 503.223.6500 CM2 Is Now Open! Finally...What we've all been waiting for! The new Children's Museum is open in its fabulous new home in Washington Park with 3 times the fun! Come out and play with the innovative, hands-on exhibits and studio programs for kids from 6 months through 13 years old. Crater Lake   PO Box 7, Crater Lake 97604 - 541.594.2211 If you are looking for some of the most diverse land in Oregon, a trip to Crater Lake National Park will not disappoint. The park is located north east of Medford Oregon. You can reach Crater Lake by taking Highway 97 South to Highway 138 West. Astoria Column   The Astoria Column is the crown jewel of the city of Astoria. Thousands of tourists come to visit this immense landmark. If you climb the 164 circular steps to the top of the Column, you will be greeted by a most breath taking view. A panoramic sense of awe will overwhelm the senses as you view the Astoria-Megler Bridge, the Columbia River, The Pacific Ocean, and the shores and mountains of Washington. The Oregon Zoo   4001 SW Canyon Rd., Portland 97221 - 503.226.1561 For over 100 year's the Oregon Zoo has excelled and grown in exciting directions. The zoo now hosts 1,029 animals from 200 species. The Oregon Zoo has great plans for the future and is in an ever changing state. A highlight at the zoo are the Zoo Lights (Christmas Season) and the Zoo Boo (Halloween Season). The Evergreen Aviation Museum   Highway 18 in McMinnville, Oregon, approximately 35 miles southwest of Portland First designated HK-1 (Hughes/Kaiser), later changed to H-4 when Henry Kaiser withdrew from the project, The Hughes Flying Boat is commonly called the "Spruce Goose". The aircraft is a cargo-type flying boat designed to transport men and materials over long distances. Originally conceived by Henry Kaiser (famous for the production of liberty ships) the aircraft was designed and constructed by Howard Hughes and his staff. Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)   1945 SE Water Ave., Portland 97214 - 503.797.4000 Fossils, earthquakes and submarines await children of all ages. The imagination is put into overdrive with over 200 hands-on exhibits, a five-story domed movie theater and a laser light show exhibit that will blow your mind. This is a definite family destination all year round.  Oregon Coast Aquarium   2820 SE Ferry Slip Rd., Newport 97365 - 541.867.3474 Timberline Lodge   Timberline Timberline Lodge, Oregon 97028 ~ 503.272.3311 At the peak of Mt. Hood lies a National Historic Landmark mountain lodge. It was constructed in 1937 with native timber and stones. It was also the centerpiece setting of the chilling Stephen King film "The Shining".   Wild Life Safari Located in Winston, Oregon, just 6 miles south of Roseburg, Wildlife Safari is a unique zoo experience in Southwest Oregon. Exit 119 off I-5, Winston - 1.800.355.4848 The World Forestry Center 4033 SW Canyon Rd., Portland 97221 - 503.228.1367 The High Desert Museum 59800 S. Hwy. 97, Bend 97702 - 541.382.4754 Oregon Caves 19000 Caves Highway, Cave Junction 97523 - 503.592.2100 Tillamook Air Museum 6030 Hanger Rd. Tillamook 97141 - 503.842.1130   Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Troutdale 97060 - (503) 731-8239 Sea Lion Caves Average herd of 200 animals living in the Sea Lion Caves region -this number varies from season to season and from year to year. Heceta Head's light   The area is named for Captain Don Bruno de Heceta of the Spanish Royal Navy, an explorer whose expedition passed along the Oregon coast around 1775. Historic Old Town Florence Historic Old Town Florence is one of the most beautiful and charming of the Oregon coast cities. Located on the waterfront below Highway 101's Siuslaw River Bridge, this un-crowded district is the perfect place to spend time exploring art galleries, antique stores, gift and specialty shops, wine tasting and restaurants serving regional foods and wines. brookings oregon     Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area   The Columbia River Gorge is a spectacular river canyon cutting the only sea-level route through the Cascade Mountain Range.  It's 80 miles long and up to 4,000 feet deep with the north canyon walls in Washington State and the south canyon walls in Oregon State. The Columbia River Gorge is more than a gorgeous, natural wonder.  It is also a critical transportation corridor and is home to 70,000 people. The Columbia River Gorge The Gorge is an exciting and active region throughout the year. There is always something fun to do or interesting to see. The Columbia River Gorge is located in the recreational and historic National Scenic Area, forming a border between the states of Washington and Oregon, in the breathtaking Pacific Northwest region WELCOME TO THE KING OF ROADS  Historic Columbia River Highway National Historic Landmarks Program  Imagine crafting a national treasure on a landscape so revered that each viewpoint is protected, the design and material in complete harmony with the natural elements, and the creation so good that people come from all over the world to marvel at its perfection. This is the Historic Columbia River Highway--The King of Roads-- Columbia River Soap Box Derby   The Columbia River Soap Box Derby local race is an annual event held during the June. The winner of the race will be eligible for a trip to Akron, Ohio as our representative in the World Championship All-American Race

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