My best friend’s wedding turned into an impromptu weekend getaway, that prompted a reassessment of 25 mph zones. Click here to read the PDF version of the Northwest Travel & Life story.

My best friend’s wedding turned into an impromptu weekend getaway, that prompted a reassessment of 25 mph zones. Click here to read the PDF version of the Northwest Travel & Life story.

There’s a ton of great hiking to be done up and down the Oregon Coast. My latest for 1859 discusses a few outstanding outings that you might not have stumbled upon just yet. On newsstands now or click here to read the online version.

My latest appearance on Afternoon Live is all about the romance – the best places to walk or hike for Valentine’s Day. Click here to get to the segment landing page with video.

In the latest issue of Northwest Travel & Life Magazine, I detail some of my Coos Bay favorites – where to eat, stay, and play! Pick up an issue on newsstands or read it here.

Thanks to the Sheltered Nook on Tillamook Bay, you can now get a round of disc golf in when you hit the Tillamook Coast. Click here to learn more.

My latest map for Eater Portland tells you where to go for what on the Oregon Coast. From the intro –
“It wasn’t all that long ago that dining along the coast was an exercise in frustration, but that’s changed. Today, up and down the coastline, you’ll find old-school haunts with stiff drinks and world-class fish and chips, as well as progressive dishes plated by the hands of rising-star chefs. And within those culinary bookends, the goal is to find restaurants with character — and characters — for an experiential taste of Oregon. From Astoria to Bandon, here are some of the best places to eat on the Oregon coast: crab boils, dockside dining, fish wrapped in paper, candlelight against fine linens, and more.”
Click here to check it out! Photo – Salmon at Baked Alaska

My first story for OnTrak Magazine details the perfect winter weekend in Coos Bay. Click here to read the story.

I was back on AM Northwest this morning to give my recommendations for the best Spring Break Hikes for the family. From whale watching to wildflowers, we cover five of my favorites. Click here to watch the segment.

Spring is around the corner, and so is some prime fishing out on the coast. From the article:
“Salmon is one of the most popular fish worldwide. But in the Northwest, Salmon is king.
In fact, you’ll often hear Chinook referred to as king salmon. This is a fitting title for a trophy cherished most by fishermen, chefs, and consumers alike. And while the spring runs might be smaller than those of the more famous fall season, the Tillamook Bay is home to some excellent spring Chinook fishing in May and June.”
Click here to read the whole article.
