The Willamette River is an integral part of the valley that shares its name. Its banks called to Native Americans and Oregon Trail emigrants for its usefulness. Easy river access has long made it possible to not only travel around Eugene, Corvallis, Albany, and Salem but to deliver crops around the world. And today, 187 miles of wonder await you along the Willamette Water Trail offering an abundance of recreational opportunities year-round.
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Outdoor Recreation Around Detroit Lake and in the Santiam Canyon
Explore the Willamette Valley with the Journal of Lost Time
Explore Willamette Valley's Southern Waterfalls
Historic Ferries Offer a Premier Gateway to Endless Road Cycling in the Willamette Valley
New Travel Program Offers Visitors the Chance to Give Back
Outdoor Adventure at Alsea Falls Near Corvallis
Top 5 Outdoor Activities Along the Molalla River Corridor
Exploring the South Willamette Valley With The Journal of Lost Time
Time for a Soak: 4 Hot Springs in the Willamette Valley
