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The trail extends from Cannon Beach, through the Tillamook Coast, to Lincoln City and highlights the region’s food, farm, fish and forage experiences. The 58 participating businesses include retail, restaurants, farmers markets, lodging, foraging, cooking schools, farms, breweries, wineries and distilleries.

The trail extends from Mosier to The Dalles and into Dufur, highlighting the region’s orchard fruits, craft culture and cascade volcanos. The 30 participating businesses include craft beverages, lodging, farms and orchards, farm to table restaurants and markets.

Encompassing 65 businesses throughout Douglas County, the trail extends from the North Umpqua corridor to Reedsport, down to Canyonville. Visitors along the trail will experience the region’s farmers markets, boutique wine and riverscapes.

Extending from Reedsport to Brookings, the Wild Rivers Coast Food Trail highlights the region’s berries, seafood and scenic landscapes. The 43 participating businesses include farms, farm-to-table restaurants, seafood establishments, markets, craft beverage makers and artisan producers.

One represents the public-at-large, five represent the lodging sector and three represent the tourism industry-at-large (not including lodging). Commissioners approve and oversee the budget and work outlined in the strategic plan.

The East Lane County Bicycle Tourism Studio included the towns of Cottage Grove, Coburg, McKenzie Bridge, Oakridge, Veneta and Junction City and focused on helping the area transform into a premier bicycling destination by enhancing existing assets and increasing the connectivity between its communities.

The Wild Rivers Coast Tourism Studio focused on the rugged coastal communities of Bandon, Brookings, Gold Beach, Langlois and Port Orford on Oregon’s South Coast.

The Four Rivers Culinary and Agritourism Studio focused on the Eastern Oregon communities of Ontario, Nyssa, Vale and the surrounding area develop their potential as a culinary and agritourism destination by enhancing existing assets.

Travel Oregon offers the Destination Management Studio for local areas or regions managing high visitation and experiencing challenges with congestion, transportation, affordable housing and/or land management. We work with communities to identify the right balance between the economic benefits of tourism and the impact on local services, amenities, quality of life, and natural and cultural…

Travel Oregon and Eastern Oregon Visitors Association partnered to deliver six Oregon Tourism Studios throughout the greater region to support niche product development experiences in outdoor recreation, culinary and agritourism, cycling and heritage tourism. These programs were co-designed with a regional steering committee that provided guidance and outreach to deliver successful outcomes.