Did you know there is a forest in Oregon that gets between 80 and 100 inches of rainfall a year? One of the best and certainly most unique ways to [...]
Prehistoric Gardens and Rainforest
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Aug 052011
Experience Science Hands-On
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Aug 312010
What could be better than having fun while learning all about science? The ScienceWorks Museum teaches and entertains. The exhibits are nearly all hands-on and interactive. Kids will love Bubble-Ology, [...]
Get Your Hands on History
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Aug 312010
Some children find history boring, but there is a great way to make it come to life. At the Southern Oregon History Society Children’s Museum, history springs to life as [...]
Hop on a Train at a Railroad Park
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Aug 312010
Railroads and locomotives played an enormous role in the development of the West Coast. The Transcontinental Railroad connected both coasts of our vast continent and allowed Oregon to grow and [...]
Visit Wildlife on the Mend at Wildlife Images
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Aug 302010
See Oregon wildlife up close in a healing and nurturing environment at the Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and Education Center near Grants Pass. The Center is a non-profit organization that cares [...]
Explore the Oregon Caves
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Aug 302010
On the surface the Oregon Caves National Monument may appear to be the same as every other outdoor area in Southern Oregon, but the delightful trails meandering throughout beautiful forests [...]
See the Great Cats
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Aug 302010
Few animals combine power and grace like the great cats of the world. These enormous predators are as beautiful as they are dangerous. See them at the Great Cats World [...]
Visit a Marine Mammal Rescue Center
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Aug 302010
When marine mammals are stranded or become sick or injured in the wild, the Northcoast Marine Mammal Center rescues and rehabilitates them. You can visit the Center to see how [...]