Tag: Travel Oregon

▶️ Destination Oregon: Fields Station

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November 2, 2023

Ask some locals where to get the best milkshake in Oregon and chances are a few will tell you Fields Station. Your next question might be ”where?”

Dave Jones takes you to the remote, far reaches of Southeastern Oregon in search of the best shake in the state.

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▶️ Destination Oregon: A special hotel for book lovers

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April 30, 2020

If you love Jane Austin, Edgar Allen Poe, or Dr. Seuss, Sylvia Beach Hotel at Newport’s Nye Beach is the bed and breakfast hotel for you. Each room is dedicated to a classic author and lends its interior decoration from books by the authors. Dave Jones explores the hotel and shares its history. This is a must-have on your future stays, after the stay home, save lives order is lifted.

Join us on Thursdays for another new edition of Destination Oregon where Dave Jones takes you to some of the most interesting and beautiful places across our state.

▶️ Destination Oregon: Frite and Scoop in Astoria

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April 24, 2020

Ice cream and fancy french fries … now that’s some comfort food we can all enjoy. We know you can’t jump in the car to travel right now, and Central Oregon Daily’s Dave Jones didn’t, he and his crew shot this story last year. Enjoy this encore presentation.

Join us on Thursdays for another new edition of Destination Oregon where Dave Jones takes you to some of the most interesting and beautiful places across our state.

▶️ Destination Oregon: Exploring the Oregon Maritime Museum in Portland, Oregon

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April 17, 2020

Right now, you should not be traveling, but we wanted to show you some cool spots that you can plan to visit once the Stay Home, Save Lives order is lifted.

It’s time for a little break from staying-at-home … with a vicarious tour with Dave Jones, who recorded this segment long before the governor told us all to stay put. This week, he takes us to the Oregon Maritime Museum, docked at the Waterfront Park in Portland.

Join us on Thursdays for another new edition of Destination Oregon where Dave Jones takes you to some of the most interesting and beautiful places across our state.

▶️ Destination Oregon: Pete French Round Barn in Harney County

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April 10, 2020

While we are all cooped up and doing our part to slow the spread of COVID-19, it’s still fun to make plans for the future. That’s right, the future … don’t do this now. Dave Jones is good at helping with those plans with his weekly Destination Oregon feature. This was filmed before the “Stay home, Save lives.” order, but a great way to at least virtually escape for a while. Please enjoy as Dave Jones us takes us to Eastern Oregon to the Round Barn.

Join us on Thursdays for another new edition of Destination Oregon where Dave Jones takes you to some of the most interesting and beautiful places across our state.

EarthCruiser Overland Vehicles for Your Next Adventure

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April 3, 2020

It’s tough to film these right now with everything going on and so many businesses closed, but we feel it’s still important to showcase some amazing local businesses in Central Oregon. So here’s the encore edition of Earth Cruiser. They are perfect adventure-mobile for those who want to see all corners of the world.

Thanks to BendBroadband Business for sponsoring Origin Stories where we introduce you to people turning their passion into a profession every Friday night on Central Oregon Daily.

▶️ Destination Oregon: Micro Restaurants and a Bar in The Portland Food Hall

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April 2, 2020

Right now, you should not be traveling, but we wanted to show you some cool spots that you can plan to visit once the Stay Home, Save Lives order is lifted. To be clear: do not do this now. Dave Jones and his crew shot this story months ago. Portland is known for it’s food cart culture and the Portland Food Hall mixes that culture with cuisine from around the world, with the added comfort of being indoors.

Join us on Thursdays for another new edition of Destination Oregon where Dave Jones takes you to some of the most interesting and beautiful places across our state.

▶️ Destination Oregon: A Visit to Frenchglen

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March 26, 2020

We know you can’t go on a trip now, and to be honest, we thought about putting our series called Destination Oregon on hold, but we also know, being cooped up, it might be nice to go on an adventure right here on your screen.

Small towns may have the toughest recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Dave Jones takes us to one of Oregon’s smallest, Frenchglen in Southeastern Oregon, in this classic edition of Destination Oregon.

Thanks to the folks in Frenchglen for showing us around and join us on Thursdays for another new edition of Destination Oregon where Dave Jones takes you to some of the most interesting and beautiful places across our state.

▶️ Get Outside: What to do if you are lost in the woods

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March 19, 2020

Central Oregon has a lot of adventure to offer. You’ll see that for yourself during Get Outside. This month, Central Oregon Daily’s Meghan Glova decided to get herself a little lost with the help of Deschutes County Search and Rescue.

Thanks to our Get Outside sponsor, Pro Caliber Motorsports, for giving us the time and resources to show you some of the most adventurous ways to take on Central Oregon every month on Central Oregon Daily.

▶️ Destination Oregon: Sea Lion Caves at the Oregon Coast

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March 13, 2020

Americas largest sea cave is right here in Oregon, near Florence on the Oregon Coast. You can go visit, but you’ve got to take an elevator 250 feet down and you won’t be the only one visiting. The cave is often a haven for over 100 sea lions. Dave Jones takes us there in this week’s Destination Oregon.

Join us on Thursdays for new editions of Destination Oregon where Dave Jones takes you to some of the most interesting and beautiful places across our state.