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Oregon is a treasure trove of natural beauty, and I’m excited to help you plan a relaxed 7-day itinerary that lets you soak in the parks and green spaces. Let’s get started!
Morning: Arrive in Portland and settle into your accommodation. Grab a leisurely breakfast at a local café—try the famous Voodoo Doughnut for a sweet start!
Afternoon: Head to Washington Park, where you can explore the Portland Japanese Garden and the International Rose Test Garden. Both spots are serene and perfect for a stroll.
Evening: Enjoy dinner at a food cart pod or a local restaurant in the Pearl District. Don’t forget to try some local craft beer!
Morning: After breakfast, take a scenic drive to the Columbia River Gorge (about 30 minutes from Portland). Start with a visit to Multnomah Falls—it’s iconic and breathtaking!
Afternoon: Hike the Eagle Creek Trail (about 3-4 hours round trip) to see stunning waterfalls and lush greenery. Pack a picnic to enjoy along the way.
Evening: Return to Portland and unwind with a casual dinner. If you’re up for it, check out a local brewery for some evening relaxation.
Morning: Drive to Mount Hood National Forest (about 1.5 hours from Portland). Stop at Trillium Lake for a peaceful morning by the water with views of Mount Hood.
Afternoon: Enjoy a leisurely hike on the Mirror Lake Trail (about 2 hours). The reflections of Mount Hood in the lake are simply stunning!
Evening: Head back to the nearby town of Government Camp for dinner. If you’re visiting in winter, you might want to check out some cozy lodges for a night’s stay.
Morning: Drive to Bend (about 2.5 hours from Mount Hood). Grab breakfast at a local café, then head to Smith Rock State Park.
Afternoon: Spend the day exploring the park. The Misery Ridge Trail offers incredible views and is a great way to experience the dramatic rock formations.
Evening: Enjoy dinner in downtown Bend, known for its vibrant food scene. Try a local brewery or a farm-to-table restaurant.
Morning: After breakfast, head to Deschutes National Forest. Spend the morning at Sparks Lake for some relaxation or a gentle hike.
Afternoon: Explore the Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway. Stop at Devils Lake or Sparks Lake for a picnic lunch and some time by the water.
Evening: Return to Bend for dinner. If you’re up for it, take a stroll along the Deschutes River in the evening.
Morning: Depart early for Crater Lake National Park (about 2 hours from Bend). The deep blue waters of the lake are mesmerizing!
Afternoon: Spend the day exploring the park. Drive the Rim Drive for stunning views and stop at various viewpoints. If you’re feeling adventurous, consider a short hike on the Cleetwood Cove Trail.
Evening: Stay overnight in or near the park. Enjoy a peaceful evening under the stars—Crater Lake is known for its dark skies!
Morning: After breakfast, head to Ashland (about 2 hours from Crater Lake). This charming town is known for its arts scene and beautiful parks.
Afternoon: Visit Lithia Park, a lovely green space with walking paths, gardens, and a creek. Take your time to relax and enjoy the scenery.
Evening: Have a farewell dinner in Ashland, perhaps at a restaurant featuring local ingredients. If time allows, catch a performance at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival before you head home.
I hope this itinerary helps you have a wonderful, relaxed week in Oregon! Let me know if you have any questions or need more suggestions! 🌲✨
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