A Grand Tour of Oregon

Roaming through its natural and cultural history

Follow our travel tour guide blog, A Grand Tour of Oregon, to learn how to experience firsthand the natural and cultural history of one of America's most beautiful landscapes.

HELLS CANYON

The Beginning of Oregon
Journey to the northeastern corner of the state, where Hells Canyon reveals some of Oregon’s earliest terrain and is marked by remnants of a dark history.

Read about our experiences on the first leg of the Tour at Travel Oregon.

Prints of photos from the tour now available at a solo exhibition at Koerner Camera.
The 6 month long show opened as part of Design Week Portland 2018
The photo series was also part of the 2017 year long The Drawers exhibit at Portland, Oregon’s Blue Sky Gallery

Spain Saddle

Abandoned Barn

Imnaha River Trail Bridge

Deer at Harsen Butte

Abandoned Prairie Home

Deer on Zumwalt Prairie

Wallowa Mountains and Hell's Canyon

Zumwalt Prairie Information Center

Joseph, Oregon

Red Barn, Joseph, Oregon

KLAMATH MOUNTAINS

Oregonia

Explore a wide variety of landscapes, from seaside to mountaintop, created by former islands along the southwest coast of Oregon and northern California.

Prints of these photos are now available as part of a retrospective solo exhibition at Koerner Camera.
The 6 month long show opened as part of Design Week Portland 2018

The beach at Cape Ferrelo

A "pocket" beach in the Samuel H. Boardman State Park at the base of Cape Ferrelo.

From atop Cape Ferrelo

You can see houses from this wonderful vantage point of nearby city of Brookings, OR and of the many rock outcroppings along the shores.

Mt. Shasta

Mt. Shasta as seen from Mt. Ashland in southern Oregon

Oregon Redwoods

Conjoined redwoods in the Redwood Nature Trailhead. Part of an outlying patch of the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest