Unique Trip Ideas

Join two historic hotels, together for one delicious night. Join the Tallman Hotel as they welcome Executive Chef John Hart of the Palace Hotel, San Francisco & Denise E. Clifton, author of Tables from the Rubble. Enjoy a dinner at the Tallman featuring historic Palace recipes and tales from legacy restaurants that arose after the great quake of 1906.

Help Heceta Head Lightstation celebrate 124 years of the First Order Fresnel Lens shining its light on the Oregon Coast on March 30th 2018 from 4-7pm.

Whether you are an experienced or novice rider, you can saddle up and ride through spectacular views of Idaho’s rugged mountain landscape. Along the way there is plenty to learn. Your guide can tell you about the role of forest fires in this area, Lewis and Clark’s adventures, animals and more!

Sunshine, fresh air, beautiful places with fun activities and delicious food… what more could you ask for in a vacation? Check a few things off your California bucket list - and your dog’s too!

Have you always wanted to snowshoe, but didn’t know where to begin? Take a hosted shoeshoe hike through the Ski and Ride Center at Schweitzer.

Feast on sushi prepared by one of the Northwest's top sushi chefs paired with local wines.

Have fun at the greatest, kite festival in North America at the International Kite Festival. The festival is a week long celebration held annually on the third full week of August in Long Beach, Washington.

Join Cypress Inn and Vagabond's House for an extraordinary experience! An Artists' Retreat is an in-depth concentrated art course designed to encourage instinctive, confident creativity.

Get into the holiday spirit by attending a long standing tradition that both locals and guests have come to love: the annual Dickens Christmas Feast.

Now that the fires have subsided, Wine Country is back and open for business. The skies are blue once again and the wineries are busy doing what they do best, making fabulous wine.

Experience farm country like never before! From rural roads to rolling wheat fields, Walla Walla is the best place in Washington for cycling.

Learn history that no one wanted to talk about and experience the real old west at Eastern Oregon’s #1 year round tourist attraction, Pendleton Underground Tours.

The North Umpqua Trail is a 79 mile long trail that follows the spectacular North Umpqua River. The trail is wonderful for biking, fishing, hiking, horse back riding and photography.

Digging for clams may sound like a lot of work, but it’s actually quite a fun experience! We’ve got the tentative Fall and Winter dates for 2017 and everything you need to know on hot to dig and prevent waste.

Learning more about veganism is easier than ever, but what are the top reasons for going vegan?

Dine on inspiring and interesting meals at the downtown, ocean front M Restaurant. Each month the M opens as a “pop up restaurant” creating unique menus with favorite fare from around the world.

Known as the Cannes of the fashion film industry, the La Jolla International Film Festival is an annual 3 day event that is the first of its kind to be founded in North America.

Ever wanted to stay in a mansion? Now is your chance! Portland Mayor’s Mansion is a 4 room bed and breakfast surrounded by the awesome Laurelhurst Park. The mansion was (as you probably guessed!) built for Portland’s Mayor in 1912.

Come experience adventure and make incredible memories on a breath taking hot air balloon ride! Up & Away Ballooning offers daily flights over Sonoma County, California, famous wine country.

The San Diego County Fair is held each year from June through July 4th. With a whopping 1.6 million visitors each year, the fair is the largest of it’s kind.