Activities

Wineries - Oregon’s beautiful climate of warm days and cool nights plus its diverse landscapes offer an ideal environment for growing high quality grapes. It’s a natural paradise for vintners. The Umpqua Valley is home to a number of wineries. While visiting our picturesque part of the world you may want to drop in at a few of our local wineries. You can find links to local wineries at Umpqua Valley Winegrowers (umpquavalleywineries.org).

Colliding Rivers Lookout - Experience the beauty and power of the only place in the US where two rivers collide.

Water Falls - Take a scenic drive up highway 138, also known as Oregon's Waterfall Highway. Stretching over 79 miles you can take your pick of some 18 different waterfalls.

Fishing - Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful and challenging stretches of river to fish, the North Umpqua river doesn't disappoint.

Hiking - From challenging, long-distance backpacking to leisurely shaded strolls, the Umpqua National Forest has something for everyone.

Wildlife Safari - Get up close and personal with animals from around the world.

Douglas County Museum - Oregon’s largest natural history collection is on display at the Douglas County Museum.

Wildlife Safari

Meadows Estate Vineyard

Lodging

Illahee Inn - Enjoy quiet, comfortable lodging near Hilltop Cottage and everything the North Umpqua National Forest has to offer.

Illahee Inn

Places to Eat

Sandy's Place - You can find Sandy's Place at 19132 N Umpqua Hwy in Glide. This is a great casual place for burgers and sandwiches.

The Atom Bistro and Coffee Bar - Enjoy an eclectic and comfortable atmosphere, music, art, and carefully crafted food and beverages.

Coho Pizza - A family dining pizzeria serving delicious pizza, appetizers and salads with a limited bar.

138 Grill - Family style restaurant serving hometown favorites. Enjoy the pup friendly patio!

Atom Bistro and Coffee Bar

Coho Pizza

138 Grill