As you drive through Oregon, the landscapes unfold like a vibrant canvas, teeming with diverse wildlife and breathtaking scenery. The lush, green forests of the Cascade Range give way to rugged coastlines, where you might catch sight of the majestic bald eagle soaring high above, or a playful sea otter bobbing along the shore. In the east, the high desert offers stunning vistas with sagebrush and rocky outcrops, where pronghorn antelope and mule deer graze under the vast sky. The state’s wetlands and river valleys teem with life—look for the graceful herons hunting along the shore or flocks of migrating waterfowl taking to the sky. The thick woods and mountain meadows are alive with the sounds of chirping sparrows and the rustle of elk moving through the underbrush. Oregon's landscapes shift dramatically, from the dramatic cliffs and misty coast to the alpine meadows of the Cascades, creating a truly immersive natural adventure.

Oregon’s epic coastline stretches for over 500 glorious kilometres (360 miles), and a road trip along the Pacific Coast Highway is a exhilarating way to explore this area. The rugged shoreline, dotted with charming seaside towns, sandy beaches, and impressive cliffs, offers some of the best views in the country. Cannon Beach, with its iconic Haystack Rock, is a popular spot for beachgoers and photographers alike. If you enjoy hiking, the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area is a must-see, where you can explore towering sand dunes and picturesque coastal forests. Along the way, you’ll find small towns like Florence and Newport, known for their historic lighthouses and seafood.

The Columbia River Gorge offers some of the most spectacular landscapes in the Pacific Northwest. At over 100 kilometres-long canyon, and carved by the Columbia River, the Gorge is home to lush forests, towering waterfalls, and dramatic cliffs. Visitors can hike along scenic trails, visit historic sites like the Vista House at Crown Point, or take a drive along the Historic Columbia River Highway. Multnomah Falls, Oregon’s tallest waterfall, is a must-see, and you can even hike up to a viewpoint for a closer view of the falls. For the more adventurous, the area offers plenty of opportunities for kayaking, windsurfing, and fishing. The artsy city of Eugene is the cultural heart of the Willamette Valley, boasts a close proximity to both wilderness and vineyards. The valley is one of Oregon’s premier wine regions, producing world-class Pinot Noir from the grapes harvested from the rolling hills where leafy roads are ideal for a leisurely drive and wine tasting. Eugene itself is a laid-back college town, home to the University of Oregon. Visitors can explore the local shops, dine at farm-to-table restaurants, and take in the arts and music scene. Nature enthusiasts will also enjoy the nearby Willamette National Forest, where you can hike, camp, and explore the region’s dense forests. Oregon is home to an incredible variety of wildlife and birds, thanks to its diverse landscapes, which range from coastal rainforests to arid deserts. Wildlife enthusiasts can explore the state’s national parks and forests to spot animals such as black bears, elk, mule deer, and bobcats. Oregon is also famous for its numerous bird species, with opportunities for birdwatching in the wetlands of the Willamette Valley and the Pacific Flyway.