Recreation

All state-run recreation sites in Oregon’s Santiam Canyon are officially open, five years after wildfires burned through much of the area east of Salem.

Volunteers offering cold drinks and calorie-packed snacks deliver unexpected relief along the 2,700-mile hike.

The 20th annual Steiner Cabin Tour in August will highlight the rustic beauty of Henry Steiner’s log homes, which were built by hand during the Great Depression and have since become Oregon icons.

A group of young Indigenous kayakers is headed to the mouth of the Klamath River after portaging around two dams and paddling through four former dam sites.

Last year the Utah-based POWDR announced a plan to sell the Central Oregon ski resort near Bend.

Recreational business owners say they need the extra protection from frivolous claims, but trial lawyers say Oregon law already protects against spurious lawsuits.

After more than a decade in and out of five different courts, a Clackamas County circuit judge ordered the city to provide access to the Oswego lakeshore at Millennium Plaza Park.

REI is shutting down its classes, tours, and events business, collectively known as Experiences. The outdoor retailer announced the end of Experiences on Wednesday, laying off hundreds of employees in the division.

U.S. Forest Service officials recently reduced closures around multiple fires in Lane County, restoring access to large areas of land used for hiking, hunting and recreation, including popular sites around the Blue River Reservoir.

Portland voters may be willing to increase property taxes to maintain city parks, according to a new city-commissioned poll