More on the Pacific Northwest
If you live in Seattle or Spokane, Lake Chelan is your summer go-to spot. Best of all, few Californians know of it. But that's about to...
By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times
The Portland Hop. I know, it sounds like a dance craze in 1937. But really, it's what you do when Southern California gets you down and...
By Christopher Reynolds
Up in the northwest forest where Washington, Idaho and British Columbia converge, there's a lazy little international border crossing called...
Spring had always seemed a reward for enduring winter, a solace for the survivor.
By Anne Hurley, Special to the Los Angeles Times
The Betty MacDonald Farm is still everything its first owner described in her memoir "Onions in the Stew": a beautiful retreat with a...
By April Orcutt
Do you get your buzz from a big mug of java or a shot of espresso? Maybe a soy hazelnut latte with honey or an icy frappé dripping...
By Dan Blackburn
Just an hour north of Sun Valley, Idaho's celebrity hot spot, lies the Stanley Basin — an amazing region surrounded by snow-capped...
By Louise Tutelian
At 9 a.m. on a Friday, the parking lot of Timberline at Mt. Hood was already filling up with SUVs and 4x4s as my husband, Marc, and I pulled...
By April Orcutt
When it comes to long walks on warm, sandy beaches, Southern Californians are spoiled by our many choices. But how about strolling miles...
By Mary Engel
I can't believe they want coffee.
By Jessica Garrison
Here are some unintended consequences of our family's late-August vacation at the Willow-Witt Ranch in southern Oregon:
Instead of going mobile, groups of carts take up space in parking lots across the city for a spirited gathering of foodies and inventive...
The Doubletree hotel offers a pleasing 'Call of the Wild' aesthetic, rich in detail and consistent with the edifice's history.
California already conquered, he finishes off the country's West Coast, one beach scene at a time.
By Jay Jones
The history books don't say whether the dead pig had a name. There's also no mention of whether the slaughtered swine ended up as ham on...
By Lauren Viera
PORTLAND, Ore.--Why everyone in the world hasn't up and moved to Portland is a mystery.
The Pinot Noir grape set its roots in Willamette more than 40 years ago, and it's flourished ever since. Is this region the next Napa?