Outdoors

How can you find a place that is truly quiet? And what would that be like?

Portland group helps BIPOC communities strengthen their connection to nature.

The field of prospective buyers is competitive, with some of the largest ski resort owners in the U.S. in the mix, as well as a group of locals trying to preserve Central Oregon's ties to Mt. Bachelor.

This year, cooler conditions and increased snowfall have allowed ski resorts in Oregon to open earlier than anticipated.

In the early 20th century, Oregonian Jean Birnie led a trailblazing group of horsewomen called the Hen Party on horse packing trips in northeastern Oregon’s Wallowa Mountains. Inspired by their legacy, a group of Hen Party descendants retraced the steps of their foremothers into the Wallowas, almost a century later.

Visitors to Oregon’s state parks could soon be paying more to park at day-use areas.

Almost 50 camping and hiking grounds in the state have closed amid decreasing air quality during wildfire season.

Summer is prime time for motorcyclists in the Pacific Northwest. Oregonians looking to hop on a hog for the first time must pass a safety course from Team Oregon, celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.

After honing his elk calling skills and competing for years, a Vernonia, Oregon man has cinched the top prize this year, beating out a 10-time winner and another previous title holder.

The outdoor industry generates more than 70,000 jobs to Oregon, but some of these face dangers beyond just the natural elements. We'll hear from Respect Outdoors to learn more on sexual harassment in outdoor spaces.