Responsible Visitation Resources
Help share industry resources and messaging with visitors to ensure a safe and responsible Oregon experience.
Tourism is vital to the state’s economy. The summer months bring a large percentage of the visitors who generate $14.6 billion in travel spending for the state’s economy. We have a wealth of resources for out-of-state and in-state travelers to ensure they have fun, safe and memorable outdoor experiences in Oregon even in times of drought and wildfire.
Before You Go:
- Check road conditions at TripCheck.com or by calling 511.
- Follow all local fire restrictions and closures.
- Be aware of smoke conditions that could impact health and visibility.
- View real-time hazard updates, maps, and fire information through OEM’s Wildfire Dashboard.
- Sign up for emergency alerts at ORAlert.gov and ensure Wireless Emergency Alerts are enabled on your mobile device.
- If you aren’t traveling, still get prepared. Have go-bags ready for everyone in your family, and create defensible space.
- The best preparation is to not start a fire in the first place. Visit Keep Oregon Green’s website to learn more about how you can prevent wildfires.
- Read more about wildfire preparation here.
For more resources and wildfire readiness information, visit https://wildfire.oregon.gov.
Additional Resources
- For real-time wildfire updates, check InciWeb.
- Download the Watch Duty app on your mobile device to track fires and receive real-time notifications.
- Oregon Department of Forestry
- Oregon Marine Board
- Travel Oregon’s Travel Alerts
For more information and answers to frequently asked questions, read this guide to wildfire season in Oregon.
Depending on your region, you and your visitors may be impacted by neighboring states that are currently experiencing wildfires. Read the latest on wildfires in surrounding areas: