Southern Oregon

Group 6 Rogue River Siskiyou National Forest - Cascade Siskiyou National Forest
Spring, Summer
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About the location

Northern California/Ashland, Oregon border traveling north/northwest through the Rogue Valley to Josephine County and the wild lands around Cave Junction/Selma. Hiking, swimming holes, camping places, and how to get there, where to stay. We highlighted places based budgets and have included many different interests. 

Guide Highlights

Clean, clear natural rivers and beautiful 360 views!

Drive-up to enjoy or hike-in to discover trails. Choose your adventure.

Intimate venues, mouth-watering eateries at all price points!

The front row is always open! Southern Oregon boasts over 300 days of sun a year in the Rogue Valley. Did I mention delicious foods & wine?

Guide Summary

The guide lands you in Ashland, a gem of Southern Oregon, and brings you three hours in every direction for day trips, camping places, swimming holes, and hikes without the crowds. Ideal seasons, places to stay, and some food options that will fit your trip budget. There are a few local places that host incredible bands/stand-up comedians in intimate settings which would surprise you when you get to the area and realize all the open spaces have still limited the local population.  Wineries!!!

Featured in this guide

Local food
Healthy food
Wineries
Foodie favorites
Laid-back or relaxation
Group 14 Hidden Gems
Group 38 Bike-friendly
Hiking
Group 32 Historical
Biking
Water sports
Group 33 Walkable

Great for these trips

Solo
Girls / Guys Trip
Family without kids
Backpacking
Active / Adventure
Wellness / Rejuvenating
Weekend Getaway

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  • Guide Architect

    Kevin W

    Kevin W

    Hi traveler! I'm Kevin and I spent half of my life on the east coast and currently living on the west coast. I love the dichotomy of these two coasts and the gems all around the United States. My wife and I are nurses and we wanted to share some of the fun and relaxing places we have found on our paths to adventure. I believe there is great joy in not knowing and discovering on your own, and we will offer guides that are direct local knowledge with enough wiggle room for you to feel that wonderment for these beautiful spaces.

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