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Our 13 private, fully-appointed cabins perch on the banks of the emerald green McKenzie River and glacier-fed Marten Creek. Open-beamed ceilings, spacious decks and fireplaces create a special sense of solitude and comfort amidst the Cascade Mountains and surrounding forest land. Cabins vary in size to easily accommodate from 2 to 8 people...ideal for family vacations, reunions, retreats, workshops, or quiet get-aways.
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Stop by for a bite to eat and enjoy the best darn pie up the McKenzie!
45641 Mckenzie Hwy
Vida, OR 97488
541-896-3289
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We offer bistro style dining, eat in or take out, catering, over 40 imported meats & cheeses , British Imports, gourmet groceries, wine & beer, gifts, gift baskets, and much more !
Private parties are welcome, call for more information, 541-998-2580. Join us for Friday Night Wine Downs, with Live Music, Free Wine Tasting and Happy Hour Specials.
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A Touch of Class Vintage Day Spa
By Appointment 541-928-0747 www.atouchofclassspa.com
Estate setting retreat spa, duo room, sauna, facials,
La Stone, Relaxing and Therapeutic Massage, Gift Certificates
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Located in the heart of the Willamette Valley, A Touch of Lavender offers soothing Lavender bath products, home decor, food products and pet products. When given appropirate notice, we can also offer classes for at least five people. Open the second Friday and Saturday of the month 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, and by appointment. For more information, please call Kathleen Ridge at 541.998.9600 or Catherine Manning at 541.223.3771, or e-mail us at lavenderladies@gardener.com
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Our vision is to enchant young and old alike with the finest carousel in the world, to promote the artistry of carousel building by sharing our skills and talents with others and to build community by opening our venue to events and activities.
503 First Ave SW, Albany Oregon 97321.
Studio Hours:12 noon to 4pm Monday –Saturday, Wednesdays till 9pm.
Contact: (541) 791-3340
www.albanybrassring.com
www.albanycarousel.com
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The Albany Visitor's Association is open Monday thru Friday from 9am
to 5pm and Saturday's 9am to 3pm.
The Albany Visitor's Assn. description: The AVA is located in
downtown historic Albany. The "hub" of the Willamette Valley,
Albany is the place to go and experience vintage charm, the best food
around and our gorgeous countryside!
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Come join our family at Alder Creek Ranch for some of the best fishing, shooting, hunting in the state, or plan your special event here. Also ask us about the many events and unique bed-and-breakfast lodging in beautiful Sisters, Oregon.
info@aldercreekranch.com 541-549-3149
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Painting is a "passion of the heart" for Alice Tetamore. Her background experiences of working with children inspires her interest in telling a story in her paintings. Alice paints landscapes, still life, flowers and portraits in the classic realist style. "Capturing the uniqusness of an individual is a challenge that I enjoy in portraiture," she declares. While her portraits feature people of all ages, she has expanded her mediums to the exciting potential of watercolors. Commissions are accepted in both mediums and for a variety of subjects. Her work has been juried into the Corvallis Art Guild and the Watercolor Society of Oregon. She maintains an Oregon Crafted home studio in Brownsville where she also participatesin the local art association. OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
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Alpine Acres Alpacas & Petting Farm
Admission:$3.
Open: Wed.-Sun. 10-5
We are a stop for the whole family having loveable animals that all ages can enjoy.
You can do picnics, birthday and gatherings feeding and petting our animals. Farm:541-914-9395
Shop in our store where you will find many lovely alpaca products including our irresistible
alpaca bears. Store:541-424-2261. www.alpineacrespettingfarm.com
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A rural non-profit organization, we are known for our annual Alpine Holiday
Festival in November and Alpine Century Ride in August. Our programs include
Alpine Cooperative Preschool, Alpine Food Sharing Garden, Alpine
Recycling Center, Teens in Action, Monroe Resale, an email list for
community-wide
communication, and our web site at www.alpinecommunity.net
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Alpine Pump, Inc. is a fully qualified well, pump and water treatment facility with over 27 years experience in the field. We carry and install only the finest in pumps and water treatment systems to insure a trouble-free and low maintenance water supply for our valuable clients. Check out our website at www.alpinepump.com or contact us at gary@alpinepump.com. (541) 424-2243
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Producing European-style, specialty goat cheeses.
Found at John Boy’s Alsea Mercantile, restaurants,
and local farmers’ markets. 541-487-4628
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Our members produce a variety of arts and crafts ranging from
modern to pioneer-era styles and disciplines.
Displayed at Alsea Library & special events. 19192 Alsea Hwy,
Alsea. www.alseaartisans.com. 541-487-5061
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Our Bed & Breakfast is located in the scenic Alsea River Valley.
famous for some of the best Steelhead fishing in Oregon. There is also hunting for elk, deer, cougar and bear. The magnificent Oregon coast is merely 40 miles west. There you will find a variety of things to do including crabbing, whale watching, deep sea fishing or just walking on the beach.
Our region offers many hiking trails such as Mary's Peak the highest point in the coastal range and the magnificent Alsea Falls.
Comfortable rooms w/ private baths in scenic Alsea
River Valley home. Year round. 19237 Alsea Hwy,
Alsea. www.alseavalley.com. 541-487-4526
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Over 200 varieties of apples available August thru December.
Cider Pressing: the 3rd Saturday of October from 9 am until 3 pm, on a 1913 Gilead press. For apple tasting and tours, call for an appointment.
Antique Apple Orchard
(541) 367-4840
28095 Santiam Hwy, Sweet Home
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Applegate Art Guild & Gallery
We are a self-supporting nonprofit organization dedicated to the enrichment of our community through art. Our Gallery offers the sales of fine art paints, prints, greetings cards and unique gifts created by our Gallery members. We offer classes on oil/acrylics, drawing to water color and more. Our Gallery is a little diamond nestled in the Fern Ridge Area.
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Art by Linda Abblett- Beautiful watercolors with exquisite detail inspired by the McKenzie River and other places. Original, Giclees, Prints and Cards available. Open by Appointment- 541-896-0929. 90978 Leashore Drive. Vida
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ART IMAGINATION by Linda Lee Miller - Creating an illusion of image with watermedia paints - watercolor, gouache, acrylic, casein and their combinations. I strive to create paintings that make sense visually and trust that the metaphor, the poetry, will follow.
email: goldfield.linda@bendbroadband.com
web: www.sagebrushersartofbend.com
cell: 541-771-3136
address: PO Box 901, Bend, Oregon 97709
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Home of the All Natural Badger Mountain Soaps, a family owned business, located in a historical barn nestled in the foothills of Badger Mountain. Each soap bar is handmade, hand-cut and one-of-a-kind. Fragrance for both men and women. You'll find the products to be of the highest quality. We take special care to ensure they are the best for your skin and the environment. Open by appointment only. 541-935-8528 soaploday@epud.net
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Belknap Hot Springs is located on the McKenzie River, one of Central Oregon's hidden jewels.
Open 365 days of the year with our two mineral hot spring pools and many acres of gardens including the extravagant Secret Garden, Belknap offers a relaxing experience not soon to be forgotten.
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Reviving the tradition of handcrafted American gin and vodka using only the freshest natural ingredients and pur Cascade Mountain water.
Open Saturdays by appt. only (541-350-3718)
19330 Pinehurst Rd., Bend, OR 97701 (541-318-0200)
www.bendistillery.com
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Benton-Lane is a family owned winery producing Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris from its certified sustainable 140 acre vineyard in the tenderloin of Oregon's Willamette Valley 20 miles north of Eugene.
In 2006 TWO of our wines achieved TOP 100 WINES OF THE WORLD status - our 2004 Estate Pinot Noir in the Wine Spectator and 2005 Pinot Gris in Wine & Spirits Magazine. In 2009 our 2008 Pinot Gris was chosen by Wine & Spirits Magazine as One of the Best 100 Wines in the World. We specialize in Pinot Noir and also produce Pinot Gris and small amounts of Pinot Blanc.
Our wines are distributed in 48 states and are also available at our on-line store at: Benton-Lane On-line Store
Tasting Room open April up to Christmas: Monday – Thursday 11am to 5pm, Friday – Sunday 11am to 6pm
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Oil, Acrylic, Gouche, Gold & Silver Leaf…smooth & textured backgrounds. “I discovered a passion for painting & now view everything with the eye for recreating it & capturing color & light!" My travels & discovery of other cultures include Japan, Russia, Belize, Hawaii & more... I represent an artist from Belize who paints whimsical renditions of her local Garifuna-Creole Village. For easy viewing, visit my website.
judy@jcasadart.com (541) 822-6159 www.jcasadart.com
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First settled in 1846, we are a small town, with fascinating people, classic houses, picket fences, old fashioned front porches and a lazy river that winds through our beautiful city park. Experience a leisurely pace in our charming shops, memorable restaurants, and unique museum. You'll find us nestled in the foothills of the Cascades in the mid Willamette valley, just off I-5. An easy drive from Portland, Eugene, or Corvallis. We invite you, your family or your business to our friendly community, where life is sweet and the welcome is warm.
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40510 Hess Road, Scio
Located outside of Shelburn on the North Santiam River
The 2.7 acres owned by Fish and Wildlife is a long 40 foot wide abandoned railroad right-of-way which widens to 60 feet near the river. The access road is very rough and includes a steep section at the oold river bank. The site is very limited in area and its sole purpose is providing boaters access to the North Santiam River. Some bank fishing takes place at the site. No usage other than boaters is encouraged.
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Along Territorial Hwy., between Veneta and Junction City, stop and pick fresh peaches and strawberries. Corn on the cob, potatoes and greens--easy on and off the road with plenty of parking.
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Mediterranean cuisine at its best! We present a bounty of fresh vegetables, herbs, olives, cheese, and olive oil make it simple for anyone to create extraordinary appetizers and savory meals.
Contact us at 800-959-4372 or info@CampagnaGourmet.com
Wholesale Information: Contact Marlene Peterson at
800-959-4372 or info@CampagnaGourmet.com
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Established in 1870, we offer a Hands-On History program introducing all ages to the daily llife of early settlers in Oregon.
During the last 135 years, this farm has been home to indians, pioneers, miners, loggers and soldiers. Today, we share our home, love for horses and history with you.
Century Farm Equestrian Center has been teaching students to ride for nearly a decade now. Whether enrolled in our weekly riding lessons or just joining us for one of our seasonal horse camps or trail ride adventures, you will find that our programs are both fun and challenging. Our goal at Century Farm Equestrian Center is to create smooth, steady handed and confident riders with skill and precision. We offer a little adventure for just about everyone.
10 am to 2 p.m. an exctiing and educational adventure for children and adults. 503-394-4122
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Day use: open year-round
Description: When the covered bridge needed replacing, the State Highway Department (now the Transportation Department) bypassed the bridge at the request of local residents. On October 10, 1963 the Highway Department transferred ownership of the bridge to Linn County. In 1990, the Crawfordsville Missionary Alliance Church Youth Group in conjunction with the Robinett Family acquired approximately 1/10 of an acre at the SW corner of the bridge to provide an area for picnicking.
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We invite you to come "walk on the moon" with us to admire and acquire the alpacas of your choice. Experience world class snow skiing, or fly fishing or golf. You can also take a walk through the Cascades or enjoy a trail ride.Or, if shopping is your niche, how about a day in the Old West town of Sisters? While here, stay in our guest facilities and enjoy the peace and solace of the alpacas and the ranch, all the while enjoying the breathtaking beauty of the Three Sisters Volcanoes.
Located 1/2 hour north of Bend and 3 hours Southeast of Portland. 70397 Buckhorn Road, Terrebonne, Oregon 97760. 541-923-2285.
Office Hours: 9:00am to 5:00pm seven days a week
Ranch Visiting Hours: 10:00am to 3:pm seven days a week
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Located in beautiful Central Oregon, the DD Ranch offers one of a kind experiences and products. With nature as the basis, the ranch produces a variety of crops, meats and provides unique opportunity to visit the ranch throughout the year. And now, the Country Market is open August through December! Come today to get potatoes, sunflowers, corn and all the other treasures to be found at the barn.
3836 NE Smith Rock Way
Terrebonne, OR 97760
duggan@ddranch.net
Map to Ranch
541.548.1432
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Welcome to Deck Family Farm. We are now taking orders for pickup or delivery of Grassfed Beef, Pastured Pork, Lamb and Chicken. You can order whole or half sides or try our sample boxes which offer a variety of meats and common cuts. We ship our meat frozen via UPS and also offer delivery in the Eugene and Corvallis areas or to the Hollywood or PSU Farmers Markets in Potland. We want to meet your needs, if you don't see what you want ask us and we will see what we can do!
Phone: 541/998-4697
Email: info@deckfamilyfarm.com
Address: 25362 High Pass Rd., Junction City, OR 97448
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Selling blends of fiber from our animals. Alpacas, Angora Goats, Sheep, and Angora Rabbits. You can meet the critters that produce the wonderful fiber. Call for a visit 541-915-0452. 40923 McKenzie Hwy
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The best golfing value in the valley! Diamond Woods Golf Course was built in 1997 and designed by Greg Doyle. The course offers a unique, and exciting layout.
The front nine is characterized by open holes while the back nine features more tree-lined holes over rolling terrain and surpassing views of the valley and far-off snow topped mountains.
Water, so plentiful in our part of the country, comes into play on seven of our holes to add to the excitement. Additionally four sets of tees ensure the entire family will enjoy our golf course.
During the day, phone 541-998-9707 or 800-559-4653
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It's never too late to be a cowboy! Have you ever wondered where to take horseback riding lessons in Bend, Oregon? Diane's Riding Place is the perfect place for your pony enthusiast. Diane teaches group horse lessons, private horse lessons, family horse lessons, and more. You will feel comfortable, and confident on your horse by the end of your first lesson. At Diane's Riding Place, we welcome horseback riders both young and old.
Birthday parties and summer camps, ages 3 to 77. call 541-408-1731
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Handmade quilts in all sizes, wall hangings, and
Table toppers. Hand tied or machine quilted.
17150 Alsea Hwy, Alsea. 541-487-4014.
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What started as a quest is now our passion, producing world class sparkling wines. Obtaining this goal required three ingredients: ideal grapes - Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier grown in Oregon's cool climate; a skilled winemaker with expertise in traditional Methode Champenoise; and lots and lots of patience.
In 1998 this vision became reality with our first harvest. Now ten years later, our commitment to showcasing Oregon's bounty has expanded into an award winning portfolio of still and sparkling wines. Begin your own quest for fine wines with us at Domaine Meriwether.
O! THE JOY!
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“Business of the Year, Eagle Rock Lodge of Vida, has been getting rave reviews for its three-course breakfasts, natural based cuisine and hospitality of owners Randy and Debbie Dersham. The updated facility has a rich history dating back to the 1940’s and a close association with guided river fishing. The latter was mentioned several times by supporters of the Lodge’s annual Wooden Boat Festival…”
If you want to read more of our reviews visit www.bedandbreakfast.com or tripadvisor.com
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East Linn Artists is a local group of artists selling their art through their studio’s, at nearby shows and in supportive businesses in the Willamette Valley. Our goal is to create an awareness of the numerous artists living and working in East Linn County. Please visit our website for our upcoming events, individual artist specialties and sales information. www.eastlinnartists.org
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Edelweiss Manor is an historic landmark in the Albany, Oregon, area. Original blueprints list a construction date of 1908. It's design is a Four Square Farm House with a wrap around veranda with pillars.
The home is located on 2.86 acres of what was once a 300 acre farm devoted to production of walnuts, prunes, and grapes. It is located within walking distance of two golf courses and a new shopping center.
The surrounding lawns and gardens are adorned with water features, gazebos, flowers, and over 100 trees and shrubs. The setting provides a serene and peaceful ambience for anyone wishing to escape and relax.
lindarry@mac.com/atouchofclasspa.com
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A newly constructed, full service, 49 space facility on the shore of Foster Lake in Sweet Home, Oregon. Located 21 miles east of Albany and Interstate 5 in the foothills of the Cascade Mountain Range, the lake is a favorite for fishing and water sport enthusiasts from the Willamette Valley. The RV Park represents the second phase of a destination resort development which includes a lakefront residential community and plans for a marina, retail space, restaurant/lounge and lakeview condominium housing. The MARINA is now open for year round use. Come stay at our park and enjoy all that the Mid-Valley has to offer.1400 60th Avenue
Sweet Home, OR 97386
Phone : 541.818.0431
Toll Free : 866.695.0932
Email : info@edgewateroregon.com
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Welcome to Faith, Hope, and Charity Vineyard and Events Center!
Your place in Central Oregon for weddings, retreats, ceremonies, and much more!
contact Cindy Grossmann at 541.350.5384 or
email at events@faithhopeandcharityevents.com.
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We use the freshest local ingredients to create hamburgers the way they ought to be: hand-formed, generously sized, made-to-order, and delicious.
First Burger is simple food done right: we don’t cut corners!
Our USDA Choice Oregon-raised beef is ground at the restaurant every day.
Our chili has never seen the inside of a can.
Our veggie patties are made fresh in-house.
Our fries come from the potatoes we buy, not from the freezer.
We believe that we’re making some of the tastiest, most wholesome burgers in the Willamette Valley—we hope you’ll agree!
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday: 11:30 am - 2:00 pm; 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Saturday: 11:30 am - 8:00 pm
541-704-1128 | 210 First Avenue W, Albany, OR 97321 | eat@thefirstburger.com
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FOOT CARE BY CAROLYN
After a brisk walk or run on the McKenzie River Community Track, travel 1/2 mile east to my home where you can relax, soak your feet, have your feet examined, toenails trimmed, sore feet rejuvenated and then if you like, wander out into the river and fly fish! Great river access! Call for reservations... 541 822 3822
Carolyn Gabriel RN
00003924ORN
51592 McKenzie Highway
Blue River
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We are a quilt shoppe specializing in
Machine Quilting & making and sell
quilts. Custom orders are welcome. We
also have a good supply of fabrics, books,
patterns, notions and Kits.
We feature Oregon pattern designers in
our pattern & book selection. Check out
their work
Foxfire Farm is Owned by Kathie Hoffman.
Do stop by and visit and sew with us!
52560 McKenzie Hwy. (MP. 42.7)
Blue River, Or. 97413
Phone: 541 822-1011 or Home: 541822-3597
E-Mail: Kkrions@aol.com
www.foxfirefarmquiltstudio.com
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Certified Organic fresh and aged goat cheese. Raw milk and pasteurized varieties including a blue ribbon national award on our aged raw milk feta. Visit us on the South Santiam River and learn about our organic practices and view our cheese making room.Janice and Larry Neilson
28580 Pleasant Valley Rd.
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
541.367.3891
fragafarms@hotmail.com
Tour Information: We’d love to show you around but please call in advance. Thank you.
Fraga Farm Goat Cheese
28580 Pleasant Valley Rd.
Sweet Home Or 97386
541-367-3891
fragafarms@hotmail.com
www.fragafarm.com
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Day use: open year-round
Description: There are three lakes within the park (approximately 7-acres, 9-acres, and 21-acres). The Oregon State Department of Fish and Wildlife stock brood trout in the lake during winter months. Because of warming of the water in the summer only warm water fish survive.
6000 Three Lakes Road SE, Albany
Located southwest of the Albany where Oak Creek flows under I-5
Amenities
Restroom facilities
3 Lakes totalling 39 acres
27-acre park
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Loczted 1/4 mile south of Stayton on Stayton Scio Rd. A welcoming environment to purchase products to enhance your health, home and peace of mind. Fresh produce, landscape plants, pumpkin patch and Christmas wreaths.
Open year round, Mon-Sat 9-5. Sun 11-3.
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The Willamette Valley is nestled between the Cascade and Coastal ranges in Oregon and stretches from the Oregon-Washington border south to the city of Eugene. Historically, it was a land of wet prairies, dry prairies, oak savannas, and mixed woodlands. Today, most of this land has been developed. The refuges of the Willamette Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex represent a significant portion of what is left.
We are an non-profit organization that includes habitat restoration work, environmental education and community outreach. Browse our web site to see the kind of activities in which you can take part and what work we do. http://friendswvnwrc.org/index.html
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Frog Hollow Glass specializes in colorful and light-hearted art glass from jewelry to home furnishings. We hold two Art Shows, one in October and one in November, see our web-site for more information. Call for an appointment. 28197 Ridgeway Road,
Sweet Home, OR 97386
541-367-7269
Email:info@froghollowglass.com
Web-site: www.froghollowglass.com
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You will find plants that are:
…not sprayed with growth regulators commonly used to extend shelf life. They are grown unhampered from cutting or seed to take off quickly in your garden. Growth regulators are used only on a few select plants if they enhance final garden performance.
…propagated legally: all restrictions and royalties are observed.
…carefully selected: we are constantly improving our selection of new and exotic plants.
…available throughout most of the year: since we are propagators as well as growers, some size is usually available year- round.
…not sold before their time: we will not try to send plants earlier in the season than is best for their ultimate performance and survival.
…custom propagated for your individual needs : we are always happy to help you obtain plants by custom propagation or special ordering to your size and variety specifications.
...sold by folks available for advice along the way: We are eager to be your partners in the fun and adventure of gardening!
Email: ann@fryroadnursery.com
Phone: (541) 928-7038
Mailing Address:
Fry Road Nursery
34989 Fry Rd. SE
Albany, OR 97322
USA
General info: Fry Road Nursery
We are open 10-6 every Monday through Saturday for retail business, so please stop by!
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A delightful garden shop located at the historic Shimanek Covered Bridge featuring seasonal plants, herbs and topiaries, farm fresh eggs and honey, local handcrafts, garden décor and gifts.
Open: Tues. – Sat. 10am – 5pm
39141 Richardson Gap Road • Scio, OR 97374
(503) 394-3735 gaproad@gmail.com
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Diversity is one of the keystones of our farm. Each year we sell over 40 different types of vegetables of over 100 different varieties through our Farm Stand and our booths at local farmers' markets. We also grow vegetables for the First Alternative Co-op, Nearly Normal's Restaurant (John is an owner), Big River, Sam's Station and many other local restaurants. In addition, we sell to many of Portland's premier restaurants. We distribute wholesale quantities of many items through Organically Grown Company. Our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) membership program continues to grow and now includes over 300 households in Corvallis, Philomath, Portland, and Newport. Check out our breakfasts at the farm!
Organic farm selling at farmers’ markets, to CSA
customers, and at farm stand. Tues-Sat 9-5. 25159
Grange Hall Rd. Philomath. 541-753-4120.
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The produce is farm fresh because we grow it. Fruits and vegetables just minutes from the vine. U-pick strawberries, blueberries, peahes, tomatoes, jams and syrups, pickled garlic and dilly beans, Megan's home baked pies and treats.
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10 acre collector’s garden w/ flower shop. Check
Website: hours, events, products. 24689 Grange Hall
Rd, Philomath. www.greengable.com. 541-929-4444
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Nestled in the center of the gorgeous McKenzie River Valley, Harbick’s Country Inn is located half way between Eugene & Sisters on scenic Oregon Highway 126. Six miles east of the small town of Blue River, just past mile post 47, Harbick’s Country Inn is surrounded by nature’s beauty. Popular for its fine fishing and exciting white water, the McKenzie River is within walking distance; along with the nationally ranked Tokatee Golf Course.
54791 McKenzie Highway
Blue River, OR 97413
Phone:
541-822-3805
Fax:
541-822-3158
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We have everything!
91808 Mill Creek Rd
Blue River, OR 97413
(541) 822-3575
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Situated on the Long Tom River, Hard Times Distillery inhabits an old granary in downtown Monroe, Ore (pop 680). There, distillers James Stegall and Dudley Clark Jr. have dedicated themselves to the creation of unique, hand-crafted spirits in the tradition of Colonial America. Specializing in small-batch vodka, rye whiskey and infusions using local and organic ingredients, the distillery also features local products and art in its tasting room. Stop by for the gorgeous view of the only waterfall on the Long Tom River. Tours by appointment. Kids welcome with parent or guardian.
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The Harrisburg Area Museum displays pictures and biographies of settlers; an 1867-era house and household items; antique farm equipment, steam engine, tractors, a blacksmith shop and an Overland automobile; scale models of historic buildings including Crater Lake Lodge; a collection of cameras and buttons; and a chapel and bell.
P. O. Box 615
490 Smith St.
Harrisburg, OR 97446
Phone: 541-995-4844
Contact: Dale Dick, Treasurer
Email:
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 10am - 4pm; December and January open Saturdays 10am-4pm
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Mushrooms of all kinds,and an array of unique gifts, custom paintings, and dried flower art. Call us at 541-998-8887
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January-September Wednesday’s thru Sunday’s 12-5
October-December Tuesday’s thru Sunday’s 9-5
Tours for pre-booked groups available upon request
Experience Oregon Hazelnuts Direct from the Grower, Roaster and Candy Maker!
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The Holiday Farm Resort is the ideal place for a vacation, offering the best in McKenzie River lodging, with beautiful riverside cottages and a great historic lodge restaurant. Situated 1/4 mile off Highway 126 on McKenzie River Drive, the resort is 1 mile from beautiful Tokatee Golf Course, a championship 18-hole course. Enjoy soaking up the peaceful sounds of the river and wildlife from your cottage deck. For the more adventurous, myriads of other outdoor activities are available nearby, including gorgeous trails and waterfalls, fly fishing in McKenzie River Drift Boats, bird watching, rafting, canoeing, horseback riding, hot springs, and reservoirs.54455 McKenzie River Dr.
Blue River, OR 97413
For reservations call:
1-541-822-3725 (local)
Or email us at:
holidayfarmresort@hotmail.com
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Holleywood Ranch has some of the highest grade petrified wood in the northwest. Researchers have identified 65 species on the property so far! Many of which were said to be among some of the highest quality in the Pacific Northwest!
At present time, we have rounds ranging from 1 inch to 3 feet in diameter. The chunk wood ranges from beautiful landscape wood to very rare high grade Lapidary Sycamore.
We are currently selling chunks and slabs of petrified wood. Each piece is unique and priced accordingly. If you find yourself in our neighborhood and want to stop by, call 541-405-5990.
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Here at HolmesStead Ranch owners Mike and Debbie raise and sell wholesome hormone free Hogs, Goats, Range Free Chickens, several breeds of Heritage Turkeys also Range Free, plus farm fresh eggs and Goat Milk Soap.
We are committed to providing good, healthy food, we sell our meat by the whole or half carcass.
Hours: Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am to 4 pm
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Honeybee Sweet Shop
Hours: Sat-Sun 10am 5pm
(541) 758-2258
Your Home for Gourmet Carmel Corn & Candy
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OPEN SUNDAY
10a.m. to 5p.m.
Call to schedule special times.
Honey Tree Apiaries is a small honey bee farm located where the Coast Range meets the Willamette Valley in Alpine, Oregon. We raise honey bees for honey production and pollination with out the use of synthetic chemicals or antibiotics. Our honey is not pasturized to preserve the sweet goodness the bees intended.
Ethan M. Bennett
Honey Tree Apiaries
e_ben07@hotmail.com
(541) 207-2155
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Whether you prefer the deep and challenging powder of Hoodoo's Backside or the finely groomed runs of the front side,
the majesty of Hoodoo's location and fun of Hoodoo's night skiing will bring you back again and again.
Even if you don't ski we have plenty to do for everyone including the very popular Autobahn Tube Hill.To contact our Hoodoo office please call (541)822-3799 from 8:30 AM to 4 PM. Hoodoo works in partnership with the Willamette National Forest specifically with the McKenzie River Ranger District If you would like to contact them about other recreation opportunities in the District please call (541)822-3381.
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DISCOVER ALPACAS! - A full time working alpaca ranch with over 50 friendly alpacas! Visitors will enjoy learning about these beautiful creatures, which are raised for their fiber, easy to care for and easy on the land. We proudly offer our alpacas' all natural fiber goods available for purchase, from raw fleece, rovings and felt to handspun and mill-spun yarns. To help enhance your garden, fresh and composted alpaca "beans" are also available, as well as worms, worm castings and worm tea. Stop in for a visit. You'll be glad you did! Hours: Jan-Mar 12-5. Apr-Jun 1-6. Jul-Sept 12-7. Oct-Dec 1-4.
Humming Angels Alpacas website: www.HummingAngelsAlpacas.com
541.258.2785 40011 Lacomb Drive, Lebanon, OR 97355
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Diverse handwork, including custom hand painted T-shirts, hand spun yarns, bead-woven jewelry, knitted lace, and hand woven shawls and scarves. There is always something new, and custom work is welcome.
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A professional photographer for over 25 years, he shot the infamous, Men of the Long Tom Calendars. Photographs are personally printed by the artist as an archival glicee, signed, matted, and ready to place in a standard-sized frame. A personal and exquisite gift! www.digitaldreams.nu
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Nestled in the foothills of the coast range, you will find the Jan E O’s studio. Her jewelry designs are very organic in nature and most of her pieces are one of a kind. Out of respect for the Mother Earth, recycled metals are used whenever possible. Besides jewelry you will also discover some wonderful art basketry adorned with found objects from nature.
Jan E O Jewelry can be found at trail events and various arts and craft fairs. She has sold her adornment to people throughout the world. A studio sale will take place each October during the grape harvest at her and her husbands vineyard. If you would like to view her work, please contact her at janeo@peak.org.
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Country store for groceries, camping, hardware, beer,
wine, hot food & more. Mon-Sat 6am-8pm, Sun 7am-
8pm. 186 E. Main, Alsea. 541-487-4462.
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Open: Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday
9am - 5pm
Please Call Ahead: 541-424-3031 or 541-602-5026
Kat's Creek makes handmade goat milk soaps as well as a full line of goat milk skin care products with the highest quality all-natural and organic ingredients for those with sensitive skin, allergies and dry skin issues. At our micro-farm we raise goats, pigs, chickens, ducks, herbs and an organic garden. Here at Kat's Creek we are working towards make our farm bio dynamic.
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A summer business venture by Waldport High School
Students.Kayak rentals and lessons. Open July & August. Call for information. Waldport. 541-563-3243
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We have realized the advantages of wholesome food produced in a naturally seasonal, sustainable way. We bring you all natural, additive and hormone free REAL Milk ¨ Old Fashioned Pasture ¨ Fed Chicken ¨ Grass Fed Beef ¨ Plump Holiday Turkeys ¨ Farm Fresh Eggs ¨ Tender Spring Lamb & Chevré ¨ Fresh Lean Milk-Fed Pork. Please feel free to contact us with any questions and to check on the availability of free samples of our farm fresh products.
Lake View Farm
29540 Crook Drive, Halsey, Oregon 97348
541-369-.2393 lvf.realfood@gmail.com
More than just food to eat,
Food to live on
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This Wayside provides swimming, fishing and picnicking. Hiking is available on Island Trail. The covered bridge and water wheel power plant enhance the visual scape and add to the area's historical interest. The total acreage of the Wayside is 4.84 with approximately 2,130 feet of Crabtree Creek frontage and approximately 180 feet of Roaring River frontage..
42000 Fish Hatchery Dr, Scio, Oregon
Located at the corner of fish Hatchery Drive and Larwood
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Our winery and estate vineyard are located on a quiet, secluded hillside 15 miles west of Eugene. The property features a tasting room decorated in a comfortable old world style, with terraced lawns and gardens, and a labyrinth. The winery produces Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, Dry Rose of Gamay, Pinot Gris, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, and Dry Riesling. We also produce a Columbia Valley flight of wines that include Chardonnay, Viognier, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and bordeaux style blends. Winery Hours
Mon-Thurs: 12-5pm
Fridays: 12-9pm
Sat-Sun: 12-6pm 541-935-9406
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Family sheep farm offering farm stay in self-contained
cabin. Featured in Sunset Magazine! Open year round. 20368 Honey Grove Rd, Alsea
www.leapinglambfarm.com. 541-487-4966.
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Every Thursday
3:00PM - 7:00PM
May 20th - September 30th
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"The Linn County Arts Guild was created to inspire, educate, engage and encourage the community in the creation of all forms of arts by providing a dynamic and positive environment to foster the creative process". Currently LCAG meets the 2nd Monday of the Month at 6:30 pm @ the Santiam Travel Station, 750 3rd Street (Corner of Sherman and 3rd Street) Lebanon. Artwork can be viewed throughout Linn County businesses, festivals and craft shows.
Guild Gallery at 661 Main Street - Lebanon, Oregon
web site www.linncountyartsguild.org
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Celebrating the sheep industry in the Valley since 1935. The fiar is held the third full weekend in May. Come celebrate at our family-friendly fair with venders, fiber arts, quilt show, food and entertainment on our stage. www2hall.com 503-394-3389
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Looking for a dude ranch vacation, cowboy vacation, or horse ranch vacations? Or, working cattle ranch horseback vacations, cattle drive, horseback riding vacations, fly fishing vacations? Look no further. We have them all.
Long Hollow Ranch is a guest ranch with good old fashion values. The newly remodeled 100-year old ranch house welcomes you to historic Central Oregon. The friendly ranch style atmosphere, the cozy guest rooms and home-cooked meals satisfy and refresh our hungry and tired guests.
Telephone: (541) 923-1901
Toll-Free: (877) 923-1901
Regular Mail: 71105 Holmes Road
Sisters, OR 97759
Email: howdy@lhranch.com
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Home of the "Finest Daffodil Festival" in the Northwest, the Apple Harvest Festival, and the infamous Men of the Long Tom Grange Calendar. One of the fastest growing granges in the state. use our Visitor Center to find maps and brochures along the Long Tom Country Trail!
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Family winery carrying on the centuries old tradition of artisan wines - currently producing 3,000 cases of wine annually. We make four wines: Legal Zin - a claret style zinfandel blended with merlot - 1200 cases, Pinot Riche - an alsatian style pinot gris - 1,200 cases produced, Signature Reserve - a full bodied zinfandel blend aged 18 months to 2 years in American Oak- 300 cases, and Kool Kat Muscat - an old world style, slightly sweet muscat canelli. Nearly all of our wines are sold at either fine restaurants or out of our tasting room in Bend, Oregon. From the labels to the contents of the bottles, our motto is to enjoy life and drink delicious wine.
For More Information: Phone: 541-330-0919 Email: dj@maragaswinery.com Website: http://www.maragaswinery.com Hours: 12 - 4 Friday - Sunday
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Wine Tasting Thursday-Sunday 12-5p.m.
29255 Berlin Rd.
Sweet Home, OR 97386
541-367-3292
Website: www.MarksRidge.com
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Come and run away from home. Mountain ridges surround the premier track and field close to the McKenzie River. The wetlands to the west of the track has a walking path around the perimeter.
51480 Blue River Drive, Blue River, OR 97413 www.McKenzieCommunity.org (541) 822 3451
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Since 1931, the McKenzie River Guides Association has provided outstanding recreational services to those who visit the McKenzie River Valley. Its members not only provide fishing and whitewater rafting trips, but they also work closely with the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife and other conservation groups to help preserve and enhance the river’s recreational resources.
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Exceptional beauty where hospitality meets the river! A small resort located at the McKenzie River that prodes services to visitors to the McKenzie Valley and Willamette National Forest.Lodging, white water rafting, fly fishing, river floats, organic fruits from own orchard and wine tasting from our own winery.49164 McKenzie Highway, Vida, 97488 541-822-6260
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McKenzie River Lavender specializes in all things lavender. Our products are made from lavenders that we grow and include pure essential oil, unique hand made pillows and many other dried lavender items. Our farm is loveliest when lavender is in full bloom in late June through July. We participate in the Oregon Lavender Association’s Oregon Lavender Festival the second weekend in July. Call for a visit out of season.
www.oregonlavenderdestinations.com (541)736-8575
40882 McKenzie Hwy, Springfield, OR 97478
caroltan@qwest.net
Call for a visit out of season.
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Riverside Resort features comfortable vacation homes & deluxe hotel rooms – our meeting rooms make us perfect for family reunions and church retreats.www.RiverMountainResort.com
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Day use: open year-round
Description: The little plunge pools of the Calapooia River offer a prime attraction for swimmers and visitors to this picturesque area. The tall Douglas and white fir trees offer shade for picnickers in the summer sun. The McKercher Park provides for picnicking, swimming, fishing scenic views and acts as a wayside for Highway 228.
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Midway Farms is an organic/no spray family farm stand and "Green Venue." 100% local, seasonal, fresh produce, milk, cheeses, eggs,flowers,herbs. Plants, jams, gluten-free goodies,handmade soaps,gifts and more. Midway Farms is also a "Green Florist" offering custom-grown organic flowers and a spectacular outdoor setting for your events. Our garden biodiversity may be the right fit for you. THINK ECO-FRIENDLY-THINK MIDWAY FARMS!
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The Monroe Resale Shop is located at 190 S. Fifth Street in Monroe and is open Wednesdays, 10am to 4pm, Thursdays from 12 noon to 5pm and Saturdays from 10am to 4pm. Our mission is to provide customers with high-quality, gently used items at reasonable prices. You will find a variety of clothing, household items, small tools & appliances, jewelry, books, games and more. Our proceeds help support our parent organization, the non-profit ALPINE COMMUNITY CENTER (see its own separate listing). For more information contact Dorothy at 541-517-5943 or monroeresale@gmail.com
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Annual lavender faire with local venders, artisans, music, lavender refreshments, demonstrations andoil and hydrosol disillation. 541-928-5122 rgrjb@comcast.net
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Alpacas, alpaca finery, yarn, rugs, socks, & more.
Check website or call for hours and directions.
www.mountainjewelalpacas.com 541-929-2609
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Offering a stream scene, sturgeon, and trophy trout
pond. Group tours available. 29050 Fish Hatchery Rd,
Alsea. www.dfw.state.or.us. 541-487-7240
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See alpacas up close and personal. Farm store on site.
Open Sat 10-4 or by appt. 25092 Grange Hall Rd.
Philomath. www.oregonalpaca.com. 541-929-7527.
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Research facility studying native fish recovery and
hatchery programs. Visitor Center open to public. 2418 E. Fall Crk Rd, Alsea. www.dfw.state.or.us/OHRC. 541-487-5510.
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A Touch of Old Alaska in Modern Oregon
194 S Second St, Lebanon, Oregon 97355
B&B 541.258.1774--Home/Fax 541.451.4910
Stay@Cabbage-Patch-B-and-B.com
http://www.Cabbage-Patch-B-and-B.com
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In love with the clean lines, the woodwork and the fir and white oak floors throughout the home, our inn has awed many guests and visitors. A classic Bungalow that symbolizes America's growth and prosperity in the early 1900's, our inn draws every historic home lover in to it's soul. Built from organic materials cementing it with it's environment, this Craftsman Bungalow "feels" like home.
We welcome you to come and enjoy our home and our inn as you experience this piece of "living" history.
541-971-9557 or send email to welcometothemountains@thepfeiffercottageinn.com
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A boutique winery with artisan wines not sold in stores or restaurants. Specializing in pinot noir and pinot gris. Voted a best winery experience in Lane County. Try our Pinot Plus tasting and have a pinot clinic in our private grotto. Enjoy our new Water Garden feature with ponds and waterfalls in the middle of the vineyard! www.pfeiffervineyards.com
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Come visit the ranch and learn how our animals are raised. Each tour is approximately 45 minutes long. You'll ride through the ranch on a wagon while learning about the operations of the ranch and what it takes to be a sustainable farmer.
The tour season kicks off on Sunday July 11th. Tours begin on the hour, starting at 10 am. Reservations are required, although drop ins are welcome, first come first served. Bring a water bottle, sunscreen and a hat. Reservations can be made by calling direct at 541 312 0185 or email: tours@pmrbuffalo.com (preferred).
Tour prices: $10 per adult, 13 years and older. 6 -12 years and under - $6.00 and children 5 and under are free. A family pack of 4 is $25 - (two adults and two children 6 and older).
Large groups can be accomodated during the week as well. Contact us directly for availability and pricing.
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Powell Butte Bison Ranch
PO Box 204
Powell Butte, OR 97753
Bev: (541) 233-3221
Steve: (541) 233-3588
powellbuttebison@gmail.com
Family owned and operated small farm in Central Oregon specializing in raising grass-fed bison. The herd is maintained as a family unit and is given a variety of pasture environments appropriate for the seasons. Thirty to 36 month old animals are USDA inspected and butchered in nearby Prineville. Tanned hides and bleached skulls are occasionally available.Mission:To preserve the heritage of the American Buffalo and the family farm while providing all natural, healthful foods for area residents.Products:Bison meat, free range chicken eggs, and premium orchard grass mix hay.Facebook Page:http://www.facebook.com/powellbuttebisonranch
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A truly unique market that rminds you why local food and local farmer's markets are important. Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Downtown Plaza on 3rd Street. 541-280-4097
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The Prineville-Crook County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor’s Center welcomes you to enjoy, explore and experience the high desert from the oldest city in Central Oregon.
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Over the past 28 years we have received a tremendous amount of support from the Alternate livestock industry. Nancy founded this business to create a service and fill a need for the growing camelid industry in 1979, with no imagination of how much it would grow and develop. Here at QLP, Inc. we pride ourselves in supporting those that have supported us throughout the years.585 Park St.
Lebanon OR 97355
(800) 638-4689
Fax: (800) 580-5262
sales@llamaproducts.com
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Look for our crisp white beehives standing in fields and meadows along several country routes! Our honeybees pollinate local farm crops such as clover, pumpkins, berries and vegetable seed. Delicious local honey and pure beeswax candles are available at several locations on the trail, online, and in Corvallis stores. Our shop, located behind the old Alpine elementary school, is not open to the public at this time.
www.queenbeehoneycompany.com
Karen Finley and Tad Buford 541-753-4120
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Come see the buffalo roaming on our 145-acre, sustainably-managed ranch nestled in the foothills. Natural, pasture-raised chickens, ducks and turkeys provide delicious, healthy meat and eggs for your family. We invite you to see how your food is raised and buy our high quality products while you are here. Make sure to get your buffalo burgers while you are here! We now accept the Oregon Trail Card.Rain Shadow El Rancho
40556 Providence Drive
Scio, OR 97374
(541) 259-5006
website: www.rainshadowelrancho.com
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Enjoy the splendors of the Willamette River at River Bend Resort. We feature 19 hotel rooms, 95 RV sites, an event center and breathtaking views. Bordered by the river, Harrisburg hosts free concerts and outdoor movies, an Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration and Christmas Parade of Lights; just to name a few. Our skatepark was designed and built by internationally known Dreamland Skateparks with input from local skateboarders. Don't forget to visit Harrisburg's museum which received the 2007 Oregon Heritage Excellence Award. Come over and enjoy the serenity of the countryside. You'll be glad you did.
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Two full rooms of an exceptional mix of sculptural and traditional hand thrown stoneware pottery, rounded out with other local art work by “East Linn Artists” (ELA). Demonstrations by Debrah Wolf-local Potter for 30 years.River Stone Pottery
Kalapuya Pottery
By Debrah Wolf
41964 Upper Calapooia Dr.
Sweet Home, OR 97386
541-367-3772
Open 1st full weekend; 10-4 & by appointment
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The Roaring River rambles through this 28-acre park providing an inviting atmosphere for anglers and picnickers. In addition to its open spaces, the park offers three large group picnic shelters, which can be reserved, hiking trails and a fishing pond. 42000 Fish Hatchery Drive, Scio, Oregon
Located on Fish Hatchery Drive off Hwy 226
There are three covered shelters to choose from. Shelters include electricty and water. Refundable cleaning deposits of $100.00 and a $75.00 non-refundable reservation fee apply to some shelters. Call our office to make your reservations. Please note that a special-use permits request form are required for dunk tanks, bounce castles and inflatable slides. Open Year Round
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Santiam Hobbies brings together RC hobbyists from around the area, every Saturday at 10:AM, to compete on our Indoor 2,000 sq.ft. track. Our Indoor track is open for practice during business hours for $5 per day. Santiam Hobbies Memberships, Gift Certificates and Punch Cards are available.
•RC driving lessons for beginners
•RC flying lessons on dual-control planes
•RC rock-crawler course
•Service Department for RC cars & trucks
RC Flyers club meets 6:00PM each 3rd Wednesday
Oval and Dirt tracks to open soon.
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Specializing in local, organic and FRESH produce as well as brea, milk, eggs, cheese and local WA & Or microbrews and wines. Open: Mon-Fri-9-6, Sat 9-5 closed Sunday. 651 NW 6th. St. Ste. B Redmond, Or 97756 (541) 548-5560 www.redmondcommunity.com/schoolhouseproduce
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A treasure from the early 1900's. Scio Feed has had a grain mill on this site since 1898.the current feed store and warehouse dates to 1935. Scio Feed serves the rural needs from feed and animal health, gardening supplies,to a unique gift department ranging from local home makde gift items to jewelry and children's toys. Home of the world faamous Big Red Rooster. Browse our sop and check out our antiques. 8 am-5 p.m. Mon-Sat. Closed Sunday.
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Trained as a traditional wooden boat builder and furniture maker Seamus
Walsh practices his trade in Alpine, Oregon. Using primarily local
materials Seamus handcrafts furniture with traditional shaker and
mission lines with a modern studio furniture twist. He is available for
custom "one off" furniture design, built ins, wooden boat construction
and repair. You can also find small items such as fishing nets and wood
turnings. His shop is open by appointment and in conjunction with local
Alpine Trail events. Phone 541-602-1355 Seamuswalsh.com
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a unique gift shop nestled on the edge of the woods. Acrylics and oils on wood, canvas, fabric, metal, glass, ceramic and paper. Fleece blankets, country-crafted items. Next to a covered bridge, fish hatchery and berry farms!
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Reservation only.
Simple Pleasures offers reservation only tea parties, complete with a unique opportunity to shop for beautiful new and vintage items. chantill@peak.org Owner Vicki Thompson.
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Visit Sky's studio on her pastoral farm tucked away in the hills of Alpine. Sky has been painting and creating art for over 30 years. Her work is featured throughout Oregon, you may have seen some of her murals on the trail! She paints landscapes and animals and is known for her equine art which she sells in catalogs, tack stores and local festivals. Sky also weaves baskets in the Shaker style. Come visit Sky in her garden studio where you can see her work. There are prints, cards and baskets for sale as well as original art. Sky will usually be open during local Festivals but generally, the studio is open by appointment only. Feel free to call anytime you are on the Alpine Trail! 541-424-2156 or
skydesign99@yahoo.com.
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Located in the rural community of Lacomb at the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Snow Peak Station is more than a convenient stop. We offer vintage sodas, freshly brewed Allann Bros. organic coffee and espresso, organic and local foods. Our deli includes great Panini sandwiches and homemade pizza. Shop in our gift shop for hamdmade soaps, organic lotions and local Alpaca yarn. Don't foget to fuel up while you're here!
47494 Lacomb Dr., Lebanon 541-451-1008
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South Benton Communities Museum
Open:Wednesday 1-4p.m.
Last Saturday of the month 10-4p.m
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Family owned winery w/ tasting room in downtown
Philomath. Check website for hours. 810 Applegate,
Philomath. www.spindriftcellars.com. 541-929-6555.
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Come see Hank for all your custom leather needs: chinks, chaps, and armitas, cowboy cuffs, sheaths & holsters, and of course, custom saddles. Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 429 N. Main St. Prineville, OR 97754 541-447-1205
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Home of the Blueberry Festival and unique metal artwork. Visit our gallery to discuss your ideas for your perfect custom order. www.steeldreaming.com 541-998-2257, 96378 Adams Lane, Junction City.
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Fine artist Glenna Barker paints from life, memory and imagination, but always from the heart. Original oils for purchase, archival giclee reproductions individually printed fro a master so the colors and details are guaranteed to match the orginal. Wander hrough our terraced garden! 541-998-8526 94724 turnbow road, Junction City.
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Working ranch offers fishing, hiking, swimming, wildlife,
camping, guest house. Year round. 19230 Alsea Hwy,
Alsea. www.sundrift.blogspot.com. 541-487.5444.
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