
Hosts Jamie Hale and Chiara Profenna take you to some of the greatest destinations in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 346 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WildernessSociety & CultureSportsPlaces & Travel | |||

What do you want to know about traveling through Oregon?
Reddit users had the chance to ask their burning questions of Jamie Hale, The Oregonian/OregonLive’s outdoors and travel reporter who recently did an AMA (that’s Ask Me Anything) on the r/Oreg... more
One of central Oregon’s best tourist destinations has it all: good food, great views and easy access to outdoor recreation.
And no, we’re not talking about Bend.
On this week’s episode of the Peak Northwest podcast, we dive into Sisters, a small to... more
Author Jeff VanderMeer, best known for the creepy alien nature at the heart of his Southern Reach series, is suddenly engrossed in a different landscape completely: the neighborhoods of Portland.
On this week’s episode of the Peak Northwest podcast,... more
If you’re looking for a perfect, low-key summer getaway, look no further than Florence — Oregon, that is.
On this week’s episode of the Peak Northwest podcast, we explore the central Oregon coast town, home to sweeping dunes, good food and all manne... more
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I love the idea behind this podcast and have found the recommendations very helpful. But the audio needs an overhaul. You have to crank up the volume to hear it and the sound is a little muddy. And on the most recent episode, there was a distracting echo on the guest’s audio. For being part of the Oregonian, the technical quality is distractingly mediocre.
One of my favorite strategies for camp food is to bring meals/leftovers to reheat. They can be frozen to keep the cooler cold until the end of the weekend for a simple meal while preparing to leave the next morning. Warming leftovers is very easy and home-quality meals are typically a hit at the campsite.
Two episodes in a row that once again, confirm the utter chaos that is the Portland Parks and Recreation system. Hoping people will be good humans and respect that other people want to book a site is not a realistic statement. Getting a reservation is pure wizardry. For 10 years I’ve been getting online at the exact moment the sites open up for booking and nothing is available. So now not only is it completely impossible to actually book a campsite in a reasonable amount of time, but it’s also g... more
I like want to like enjoy this podcast but like the use of “like” is like distracting. Like, in one sentence, “like “ was used like eight like times.
Just listened to the Summer episode. Great idea. “Hidden gems” was deployed often, yet specifics were few. Guest recommends “get brunch, have a walk” or “walk PDX to find hidden gems” then names a place in their neighborhood as their “discovery”. Have a bit of experience guesting on podcasts and I would like to gently urge the hosts to ask their guests to prepare a bit, to come to the chat with some specific recommendations in mind (as the excellent hosts obvs do!). “Go to the coast, hike, eat s... more
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A Pacific Northwest focused show that takes listeners to top outdoor destinations and regional destinations across Oregon, pairing practical planning tips with immersive storytelling. Episodes routinely blend trail prep, logistics, and safety with vivid field notes, local history, and cultural angles, often featuring guests such as reporters, researchers, activists, and educators who illuminate place-based experiences. A notable thread is the show's willingness to experiment—ranging from drag-and-outdoor crossover discussions to in-depth food, maple syrup, and park-history episodes—creating a diverse, community-oriented exploration of the region. This mix makes it useful for listeners who want actionable ideas for trips alongside richer con... more
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