Six Unique Wine Country Destinations
Cultural capital
Ashland
Foodies and theater lovers come from all over for drinking, dining and cavorting. Stroll boutiques, cafes, galleries, tasting rooms and Lithia Park by day, revel in exceptional dining and theater by night.
Wild West Wonder
Jacksonville
Browse the quaint Main Street for antiques and wine tastings or do an easy Jacksonville historical walking tour for quirky stories. Check the Jacksonville events calendar for holiday pomp and circumstance on the Fourth of July, Halloween, winter holidays and more.
Accessible and Bustling
Medford
A short drive from Crater Lake National Park and just off Interstate 5, Medford is an easy jumping off place for any Southern Oregon adventure. Don’t miss the historic downtown with tasting rooms, cafes and galleries, plus world headquarters of the famous Harry and David’s store.
Outdoor Adventure Hub
Grants Pass
From Jetboats to fishing charters, Grants Pass is the gateway to the Rogue’s Hellgate Canyon and a riverside town full of fun, including the northern entrance to the wine-rich Applegate Valley.
A hidden gem
Talent
Homesteaders once made a beeline to this small community to settle in the verdant farmlands of the Bear Creek Valley. Now it’s home to well-reviewed tasting rooms and farm-to-table dining, and is a gateway to the Applegate Valley, the glorious Siskiyou Mountains, and the Southern Rogue wine route.
Secretly World Famous
Central Point
You’d never know some of the world’s best cheeses come from Central Point, Oregon, and that’s part of its charm. Must-stops include the Rogue Creamery and Lillie Belle Farms chocolates. Stroll the quaint downtown dotted with cafés and shady parks, or get a family thrill at Rogue Valley Zipline and Rogue Jet Boat Adventures.
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