Wildlife Viewing in Oregon

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Among Portlanders with kids, spending a day at the zoo is probably the most favorite of family activities. Located ...

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Not a standard aquarium with typical fish tanks, the Oregon Coast Aquarium has many exhibits outside where visitors wal...

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The Lakeview District offers a variety of recreation opportunities. The landscapes across the four million plus...

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The town of Seaside is best known for factory outlet malls and arcades, but sites on the north and south ends of to...

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Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge is located in the fertile and intensively farmed Tule Lake Basin of northeas...

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- Nearby Green Peter Mountain was named by a pioneer with a vivid imagination, but the name stuck. The Quartzvil...

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Oregon Islands Refuge includes over 1,400 coastal islands, rocks, and reefs scattered along the 320 miles of th...

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The nationally acclaimed High Desert Museum is dedicated to broadening the understanding of the High Desert's w...

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Larch Mountain provides easy access to birds of the coniferous forest. The birder can choose to drive all the way t...

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This Watchable Wildlife site is located at the Silver Creek public boat ramp. A short walk leads to a wooden vi...

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The Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1958 "... as an inviolate sanctuary, or for any o...

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The Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge protects more than half a million acres of high desert habitat for large w...

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While Reedsport is usually not as productive as some other coastal areas, there are several good sites that can be ...

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Located in "the land of cheese, trees, and ocean breeze", Cape Meares lighthouse sits at the north end o...

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Oregon Zoo