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What to do and see in Ashland, Oregon (OR): The Best Outdoor Activities
Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, majestic mountains, rushing rivers, rolling foothills and dramatic landscapes, Ashland is a gorgeous little city with an arts scene as vibrant as its setting. Ashland hosts festivals for all seasons, with Christmas celebrations and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in winter, a film festival in the spring, classical music festival in summer and wine tasting celebrations in the autumn.
Restaurants in Ashland
1. Main Street Adventure Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
We are Southern Oregon's original Ashland-owned full service Tour Company. We specialize in edifying forays into the landscape with a knowledgeable tour guide. We offer unique view of the Rogue Valley and environs from multiple vistas: the historical, the geological and the naturalist. Whether by bike, hike or ski, or in one of our luxury automobiles, we deliver personalized, educational, and heart warming adventures leaving behind fond memories and elevated spirits. "Whats around the next bend?" What indeed! Lets explore together! Our offerings include: Tours of the beautiful Rogue & Applegate Wine Country • Daily Crater Lake National Park Tours • Jacksonville Historic-Cultural- Interpretive Tours • Various day hikes throughout the region • Bicycle Rentals • Whitewater Rafting on the Rogue & Klamath Rivers• Wildlife and Birding Tours
2. Noah's River Adventures
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5.0 based on 805 reviews
Since 1974. Noah's River Adventures is Ashland, Oregon's premier rafting and year-round salmon and steelhead outfitter. Everything is provided and satisfaction is guaranteed. A trip for everyone, mild to wild. Specialists in family and group trips.
3. Momentum River Expeditions
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5.0 based on 320 reviews
Momentum is a small guide owned and operated company offering whitewater rafting in Oregon, Northern California, Idaho and beyond – including trips from our home in beautiful Ashland Oregon. You will enjoy world-class river and adventure travel trips in small groups with unparalleled personal service, a handcrafted quality and attention to detail, organic meals, and one of the most experienced (and friendly) guide staff’s in the world. We offer trips ranging from mild to heart pounding, from half-day trips to 9-day wilderness adventures; most are off the beaten path, and all offer incredible whitewater and scenery. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced paddler, join us for a river trip like no other!
4. Stand Up Ashland
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Stand Up Ashland was bought by Phoenix, Oregon's Indigo Creek Outfitters. Please see the listing for Indigo Creek Outfitters.
5. Worthington Fly Fishing
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Worthington Fly Fishing is a family owned fly fishing guide service operated out of Ashland, OR. We feature the legendary rivers of Southern Oregon & Northern California and take pride in offering exceptional guiding and outstanding days on the water. We cater to new and veteran fly anglers alike and are excited to share the magic of fly fishing with you!
6. Grizzly Peak Trail
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By WorldTraveler9 - California, United States
A beautiful wooded trail, through trees and flower-filled meadows. The first part of the trail is uphill through a forest, leading into a loop trail that circles the summit. The loop part of the trail is fairly flat, and leads to a summit with a fabulous 360-degree view of Ashland, Medford, lakes, forests, and even Mount Shasta. There is an outhouse next to a small parking lot at the trailhead.
7. Ashland Hot Yoga
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Find your fire within at Ashland Hot Yoga. Here we offer a variety of classes: Hot 26, flow, restorative, buti, and barre (all classes are heated). Ashland Hot Yoga offers a safe, supportive space where you can strengthen your yoga practice and connect with your inner self. Hope to see you in class soon.
8. Mount Ashland
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4.5 based on 81 reviews
A small but challenging ski area with some steep terrain serviced by four chairlifts.
Reviewed By dianarG489DE
Mt Ashland is best known for its skiing, but we love it for walking. It's especially wonderful in spring and early summer, when wildflowers plaster the slopes and meadows on the approach to the summit. It takes around an hour's walking to reach the craggy butte at the top, and is well worth the effort. Unless you want to hike all day from bottom to top, be prepared to drive around 8 miles of twisty road to the ski lodge area, or beyond, where you can park and begin a less ambitious but still rewarding walk. On a clear day, views of Mount Shasta, Pilot Rock, Mt.McLoughlin and other mountains in the far north give you a "top of the world" feeling.
9. Oak Knoll Golf Course
10. Hald/ Strawberry Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
