The Oregon Coast
Stretching for nearly 300 miles, the Oregon coast is one of the most spectacular coastlines in the country. Backed by the Coast Range mountains and alternating sandy beaches with rocky capes and headlands, this mountainous shoreline provides breathtaking vistas at almost every turn of the road.

The Cascades
Stretching from the Columbia River in the north to the California state line in the south, this mountain range is a natural dividing line between eastern and western Oregon. Mount Hood Wilderness, the Mount Jefferson Wilderness, and the Three Sisters Wilderness are the most scenic and heavily visited wilderness areas. In the southern Cascades is the sapphire-blue waters of Crater Lake, Oregon's only national park.

The Willamette Valley
The Willamette Valley is Oregon's most densely populated region and site of the state's largest cities, including Portland, Eugene, and the state capital of Salem. The valley's farmland grows the greatest variety of crops of any region of the United States. The Willamette Valley is also one of the nation's finest wine regions, with vineyards cropping up along its entire length.