An
Express Guide to the Best Ashland and Southern Oregon Travel
Websites about Ashland Lodging, Rogue River Rafting, Theater,
Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, Golf, Motels, Skiing, Motels, Travel
Accommodations, and much more. If you want information about
Travel to Ashland Oregon, Medford, Jacksonville or Southern
Ore, You will find it here.
BEST
HOTEL & MOTEL RESERVATION COMPANIES
Ashland, Medford & Southern Oregon
Prices
and Availability can vary from Company to Company. The rooms and
facilities of the hotels and motels are exactly the same, but the
variation in Price may be as much as 10%. In an effort to save you
time, and still get you the best price, we have narrowed our Recommended
list to Four Companies. These are shown below. It only takes a few
minutes to Check and Compare for the Price and/or Availability. All
of these sites are "Secure Shopping" Certified.
BESTWESTERN.COM
- RECOMMENDED
Our Favorite Chain - High Standards And Priced Right CLICK
Ashland's
Bard's Inn - Only Two Blocks To The Shakespeare Theaters.
With the Bestwestern.com Low Rate GUARANTEED! program, you can
be sure you'll find Their best published rates right here on
their site. There's no need to spend time searching for a better
deal on a Best Western hotel anywhere else on the web. They
are so sure you won't find one that they will honor the lower
rate and discount it and an additional 10% if they are wrong....more
Southern
Oregon Visitors Association Welcomes You to Southern Oregon, where
you can travel and enjoy some of the best scenery, wild adventures,
and superb indoor and outdoor music and theater throughout the year.
They do this by giving you a website packed with travel information
about this beautiful county in which Ashland is located. Be sure to
check it out before you travel to Ashland as there are many sites
to see and things to do.
BootsnAll.com
is a must visit website for the younger generations and those who
still feel young. Read some of the articles by Scott Churchill
to get a personal feel for what's ahead when you travel to Ashland,
Jackson County and the rest of Southern Oregon. You will find everything
you need for a down to earth travel experience which will stay with
you long after your last curtain goes down at the Shakespeare Festival.
Most of the websites we feature are probably put together by a group
of professionals. This one is made possible by one person who's love
for the area shows through.
Oregon
Online is the official site of the Oregon Tourism Commission.
It's pages are not only a great resource for Ashland and Jackson County
travel but for the state of Oregon as well. Southern Oregon visitors
will find information on a well-balanced mix of natural and cultural
wonders. History buffs will find a wide variety of historical sites
and points of interest. Whitewater enthusiasts and anglers can seek
endless adventure on the Rogue, Klamath and Umpqua rivers, and theater
aficionados travel to Ashland every year for the Oregon Shakespeare
Festival. For more information on Southern Oregon and all there is
to see and do, check out this very well done and informative travel
website.
Oregon
City Link Travel Guide offers free online State Wide Information for
Visitors and Tourists on vacation and those who are interested in
moving to Oregon. This Web site includes Oregon vacation, travel,
tourist and relocation information. Details include every major city
in Oregon. Areas of interest include lodging, dining, weather, recreational
activities, relocation, rafting and fishing, attractions, real estate,
and churches. Whether you are visiting or moving to Oregon it is a
one-stop shop web site for the Cities of the State of Oregon... more
The
Mount Ashland Ski Area is nestled in the magnificent Siskiyou Mountains.
This Southern Oregon Skiing and Snowboarding Resort is conveniently
located close to Ashland Oregon. Mount Ashland has an annual snowfall
of over 300 inches; plenty of snow for powder hounds and plenty of
sun all winter long. Mount Ashland's ski area has 23 trails in addition
to chute skiing in a glacial cirque called the 'bowl'. Mount Ashland,
the people, and the City of Ashland make a winning combination. Join
them this winter on Mount Ashland, go Skiing and Snowboarding, and
take a deep breath of the Southern Oregon alpine Gemutlichkeit (warm
friendly alpine atmosphere)...more
Oregon
Caves National Monument is ... rich in diversity. Above
ground, the monument encompasses a remnant old-growth coniferous
forest. It harbors a fantastic array of plants, and a Douglas-fir
tree with the widest known girth in Oregon. Three hiking trails
access this forest. Below ground is an active marble cave created
by natural forces over hundreds of thousands of years in one
of the world's most diverse geologic realms. Caves of this type
are a unique example of the wonders of nature and shouldn't
be missed. Anyone visiting Southern Oregon should try to include
this in there travel itinerary. Get all the facts by visiting
their website...more
Jacksonville
is just a few minutes drive from Ashland. This Southern
Oregon town sprang up during the gold fever of 1851 and today
there are over 80 historic buildings from the gold rush days,
many of which have been preserved or restored to their original
state. In 1966, the entire town of Jacksonville was designated
a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior.
It showcases it's history well and makes for some great shopping.
If you can't travel there in person still visit this interesting
City through it's website.
Located
in Southern Oregon, Crater Lake is a place of beauty and mystery.
It is widely known for its intense blue color and spectacular
views. Visitors may navigate the Rim Drive around the lake,
enjoy boat tours on the lake surface, stay in the historic Crater
Lake Lodge, camp at Mazama Village, or hike some of the park's
various trails including Mt. Scott at 8,929 ft. The winter brings
some of the heaviest snowfall in the country, averaging 533
inches per year. Although park facilities mostly close for this
snowy season, visitors may view the lake during fair weather,
enjoy cross-country skiing, and participate in weekend snowshoe
hikes. For more information about the park and its resources,
take a hike on their website.
