COOS BAY
Rich in the industry of shipbuilding, Coos Bay celebrates the
scenic beauty of its natural surroundings: forest, bay, and ocean.
Area attractions include Sunset Bay State Park and Golden and
Silver Falls State Natural Area. Outdoor recreation includes
crabbing, clamming, whale watching, and beachcombing.
For more information, contact:
Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
145 Central Ave.
Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-266-0868
www.oregonsbayarea.org
EAGLE POINT
One of Oregon’s fastest growing communities, this little gem
is snuggled in the Upper Rogue Valley off Highway 62. Small
enough to still be friendly but large enough to offer all the amenities, Eagle Point is scenic and abundant with recreational activities. An 18-hole championship golf course, local wineries, city
parks, and annual events offer year round fun and relaxation.
For more information, contact:
Eagle Point Chamber of Commerce
11136 Highway 62
Eagle Point, Oregon 97524
www.eaglepointupperroguechamber.org
FAIRVIEW
Tour the historic Heslin House featuring many artifacts from the
Heslin Family and surrounding area. The Heslin family came to
Fairview in the mid 1830’s and made many significant contributions to the improvement of the city.
GALICE
Serving those who travel to find adventure on the Rogue River,
this small community has lodging, dining, and shopping options for large and small groups. Rafting, hiking, and fishing
tours are available.
GLIDE
Just east of Roseburg, this area is home to several natural waterways and lakes. The North Umpqua River meets the rapids of
the Little River and is part of the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway.
Hiking, biking, fishing, and camping can be found along the
rivers as well as at nearby Diamond Lake and Crater Lake.
GOLD BEACH
This popular coastal town on Highway 101 has many outdoor
activity offerings due to its proximity to both the Pacific Ocean
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and the mouth of the Rogue River. Pristine beaches and scenic
open spaces welcome visitors for relaxing walks and adventurous
hikes. Whether fishing and jet skiing along the river or dining
and shopping along the oceanfront, everyone will find something to enjoy in Gold Beach.
GOLD HILL
Famous for its gold mining past, this small town off of Interstate
5 is rich in history. Visitors will find amusement and wonder at
such places as the Oregon Vortex, The House of Mystery, and
the Gold Hill Historical Society Museum. For the more adventurous, Gold Hill Trails is ideal for biking and walking and area
outdoor activities include fishing, hiking, and water sports along
the Rogue River.
GRANTS PASS
Sitting upon the banks of the mighty Rogue River and surrounded by mountains and forest, Grants Pass is the gateway to
adventure in the Pacific Northwest. Recreational opportunities
include boating, hiking, golfing, and fly fishing. Annual events
include Art Along the Rogue, Fabulous 50’s Celebration, and
the Rogue Winterfest.
REGION 3: SOUTHWEST COAST
For more information, contact:
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
119 N. Birch
Coquille, OR 97423
541-396-3414
www.coquillechamber.net
For more information, contact:
Grants Pass and Josephine County Chamber
1995 NW Vine St.
Grants Pass, Oregon 97526
541-476-7717
www.grantspasschamber.org
HARBOR
Harbor is the companion city to the larger town of Brookings.
It sits on Highway 101 at the mouth of the Chetco River and
just a few miles from the state line.
JACKSONVILLE
Wooded trails, quaint historical homes, and fanciful wineries
dot the landscape of this charming town located off Interstate 5
near the northern California border. Art, dining, boutique shopping, and historical tours are all wrapped in the rolling hillsides
and scenic vistas of Jacksonville. The annual Britt Music Festival draws thousands of visitors every year to enjoy the classical
sounds of jazz, country, folk, and more.
For more information, contact:
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
185 N. Oregon Street
Jacksonville, Oregon 97530
(541) 899-8118
[email protected]
www.jacksonvilleoregon.org
LANGLOIS
Where can you find cheese, candy, wool, and antiques in one
stop? The small and friendly town of Langlois. Just off Highway
101, you will find something delightful around every corner.
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