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Thanksgiving in Oregon Wine Country
It’s the time of year to give thanks, and in Oregon’s wine country, that’s pretty easy to do. In a long-standing tradition, the weekend after Thanksgiving offers the chance to raise your glass to the vines, the winemakers and the tasting rooms at many of the state’s 400-plus wineries and 16 different American Viticultural Areas (AVAs). You can taste library wines and special reserve pours, take behind the scenes tours with vineyards owners, and enjoy…
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Oregon’s Tastiest Trails
Where do tastemakers – those foodie folks in the know – go in Oregon? They start by reading the online mag “Tasting Table,” which recently created Oregon’s Tastiest Trails, a guide to their favorite epicurean excursions around the state. Check out the seven excursions they’re telling their readers about below: Central Oregon The largest city in Central Oregon, Bend is blissfully bucolic. In this easygoing itinerary, you’ll walk or bike your way through a tour of seven…
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Wild Foraging near Mt. Hood
Mt. Hood looked ghostly on my southbound drive down Highway 35 on Friday morning, with smoke from multiple wildfires still burning. But by the time I reached Trillium Lake near Government Camp, Mt. Hood rose into a perfect blue sky.
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