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What to do and see in Eugene, Oregon (OR): The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Eugene is a great city for the arts and outdoors. You can shop from a variety of local artisans, get lost in a museum or dive into the thriving culinary scene. Visit craft breweries and artisan wineries while winning prizes with the Eugene Ale Trail and Pinot Bingo programs. Known as Track Town USA, Eugene is home to track and field year-round; in the fall, it’s a college football hub. There are scenic bike rides and urban hikes to fit visitors of all abilities in all seasons.
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1. Alton Baker Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 117 reviews
Miles of jogging and bicycle paths orginate in this popular urban park.
Reviewed By 146jeremyg
Amazing park: went for a 5-mile run with my buddy, it was amazing. You get your choice of trails: asphalt, soft redwook bark, or even riverside rugged. Plenty of space on the wide trails. Lots of variety. Looks like kayaking would be nice in the canals. A good looking frisbee golf course. Conveniently located to the Residence Inn across the street.
2. University of Oregon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 371 reviews
A local university.
Reviewed By mrose20 - Kentfield, United States
Amazing campus. Friendly people. Interesting architecture. Fantastic sports facilities. This is a world class school.
3. Hayward Field
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By Beep757 - Dallas, United States
Home of the Oregon Ducks college track & field team, this iconic venue is a must see for those that like track & field. Host of the Olympic Trials, NCAA Championships and The Prefontaine Classic. You can feel the history oozing out as you walk around. I visited during Christmas break so it was locked up nobody was around.
4. Mount Pisgah
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
A popular mountain for runners with paths taking you up 1,500 feet.
Reviewed By AgriasBeolve - Creswell, United States
I love Mount Pisgah; it is my favourite place to hike and I am never disappointed with the scenery and varied assorted and beautiful flora and fauna found on the trails. You can see my hometown of Creswell from the peak!
5. Cascades Raptor Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 498 reviews
Nestled on a wooded hillside in south Eugene, this nature center and wildlife hospital specializes in birds of prey. Some 50 resident birds of 30 native species are on display, including owls, falcons, hawks, to bald and golden eagles. Open Tues-Sun and some major Mon holidays.
Reviewed By 759frankp - Eugene, United States
Had no idea how great this was going to be. It is a self directed tour. The Center does great work. One of the nice things is you move along at your own pace. So when you connect emotionally with a bird you can stand there as long as you like. Maps help you get around and the placard are well done. Keepers/volunteers are very informative and helpful. The center is on the side of a hill so there is walking downhill and up. We were there on a beautiful day. I would assume it is a bit tougher on a rainy day.
6. Sweet Cheeks Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By CowgirlCookn
I love their Rose Cheeks. Great atmosphere. Very pretty in the summer ... love the fireplace in the winter. The Rose is one of my all time favorites.
7. Skinner Butte Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By jacquelinej757 - Kalispell, United States
I love the historical parts of this Butte. I love seeing the mansion, and the drive up, getting out for the views... and I love the park nearby as it has interesting playground equipment which is a rarity these days. There is a whale the kids can climb on and inside of... and it is painted pretty colors. I love the swings and the interesting little log cabin. The trails in the park were amazing to walk and our children used their scooters and skateboards for nice long sections. The river next to the park is of course gorgeous.
8. Oakshire Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Oakshire Brewing was founded in October 2006 with a mission to brew the highest quality beer while providing exceptional customer service. The Oakshire Public House at 207 Madison Street is open for dock sales and pints sales from 11a-10p Monday-Sunday {keg sales end at 7p}. Our brewery is located at 1055 Madera Street and will open on Saturdays from 12-4 for tours. Oakshire beers can be found on draft and in 22oz bottles throughout Oregon, Washington, Alaska and North Idaho.
9. Autzen Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By lost_bobcat - Newberg, United States
What a terrific college atmosphere. From massive tailgates around the stadium to great seats everywhere you go. Such a fun time, UofO is the home of the filming of Animal house and they are very proud of this herititage. The second half of all home games features a crowd raising rendition of "Shout" where everyone is ready to party or move by this time. Cool places to go at halftime with games and bounces for big and little kids and lots of drink choices at the far end of the stadium. We went in a big group which made it extra fun. But, this was not our first rodeo at Autzen, just first civil war game. Hoping there will be many more years to visit the mighty ducks and their exciting team.
10. Coldfire Brewing
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