Well done, OSF! This play is a rolling display of stunning visuals, from the ensemble umbrella-snake to shimmering forest boughs that drop from the sky, from stormy ocean waves crashing across the stage to colorful puppets and creature costumes that dance through billowing fabrics. It is a constantly pleasing... learn more
Travel to Ashland Oregon Ashland Oregon is a northwest cultural center surrounded by national forests, beautiful mountains, and rushing streams. The town is home to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Wineries, incredible whitewater rafting, and to Momentum River Expeditions. It is also the jumping off point for many of our rafting... learn more
Medford Oregon is the getway to southern oregon and just 15 minutes from Ashland. It is also the Home to our little Rogue Valley International Airport: The Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport (MFR): You can fly to major airports in San Francisco, Sacramento, or Portland and then drive. However, it is... learn more
A six-mile-wide caldera created by the eruption and collapse of Mt. Mazama around 7,000 years ago, the indescribably blue Crater Lake is the deepest in the United States and is the centerpiece for the nation’s fifth-oldest national park. It a beautiful place! Crater Lake National Park
Allegiant Air is one of five airlines that services our local Medford Airport. The airline has continuously offered amazing flight deals from Los Angeles, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and now San Francisco on specific days. They are now offering these same great deals on even more days! You can fly in from... learn more
Boise is the Capitol of Idaho and a jumping off point for a lot of the States outdoor activities. It is also the gateway city for our Idaho Salmon trips and most of our Owyhee trips. Here is a great website with more info on Boise >> The Boise Airport... learn more
Jededia Smith Redwood State Park / The Smith River The Smith is spectacular and has beautiful swimming holes in the summer. Ask the park rangers or a local in Crescent City for directions to Stout Grove Road – one of the coolest drives anywhere! Jededia Smith Redwood State Park >> ... learn more
Accessible from the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway, US Highway 101, the Oregon Coast offers lush evergreen forests, picturesque coastal scenery, rugged cliffs, impressive sand dunes and vast sandy beaches. The coast abounds with recreational opportunities such as fishing, cycling, flying kites on the beach, scuba diving, hiking through old-growth forests,... learn more
The second highest volcano in the United States and a major peak of the Cascade range, Mt Shasta is surrounded by natural beauty. The area offers plenty of recreational activities for outdoor enthusiasts, including exceptional skiing, snowboarding, fishing, golfing, mountain biking, rock climbing, hiking, and mountaineering. However, if you plan... learn more
Home to some of the world’s tallest trees, Redwood National Park’s most imposing feature is most certainly its old-growth coast redwoods, which can live to be 2,000 years old and grow to over 300 feet tall. Standing at the foot of one of these ancient giants is both a humbling... learn more
McCall Idaho is a little mountain tourist town on the banks of Payette Lakeand is considered one of Idaho’s most popular recreation destinations. It has a small-town ritzy old-west-y ranch-y atmosphereJ. And it is surrounded by A TON of fun outdoor stuff. It is also our base of operations for... learn more
Stanley Idaho is a Gateway to the Sawtooth Mountains and the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness and the beginning of the Salmon River. It is a throwback town of about 100 year round residents with dirt roads, small family run businesses, and a location that is absolutely spectacular.... learn more