Welcome to the diverse regions of Lane County, Oregon. From the Pacific Ocean to the metropolitan area of Eugene-Springfield to the scenic McKenzie River Valley and Cascade Mountains, Lane County has something for everyone.
Oregon Coast
Florence, Dunes City & Mapleton
Discover the Oregon Coast, a breathtakingly beautiful part of the world. Oregon's shores harbor the world's largest sea lion cave, the majestic century-old Heceta Head Lighthouse, miles of golden sand dunes and historic Old Town Florence Oregon--all right in Lane County. Go whale watching, tee-off on award-winning golf courses, ride horseback along the surf, take a thrilling dune buggy ride or hike on ocean-view trails. Savor the catch of the day with famous clam chowder. We can't blame you if you won't want to leave. Book Oregon coast lodging directly from the lodging link on this page.
Willamette Valley
Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Junction City, Creswell, Veneta, Lowell & Coburg
The Willamette Valley exemplifies the allure of the Northwest. This valley was the inspiration for the historic Oregon Trail expeditions. Situated in the southern Willamette Valley, Lane County's diverse offerings continue to attract visitors and delight residents. Visit our Willamette Valley Wineries, or play a round on golf courses. If you prefer to spend a day learning about the area visit any one of our 13 museums, or some of our historical attractions.
 Eugene-Springfield Metro Area
The city of Eugene, Oregon is a place where Bach and boot-scootin' live in harmony, where tie-dye and tuxedos are equally trendy, where small town charm meets big-city panache. Eugene- Springfield make up Oregon's second largest metro area. Located along the Willamette and McKenzie Rivers in the heart of Lane County, Eugene and Springfield contain a dynamic mix of Eugene art galleries and Performing arts, shopping and dining, sports and entertainment. Cheer on the University of Oregon Ducks at a Pac-10 game, or create your own excitement with a white water rafting trip on the McKenzie River. Nearby, peaceful rural communities are home to historic covered bridges, award-winning Willamette Valley wineries, and abundant recreational venues.
Cascade Mountains
Oakridge & Westfir are the town centers in this part of Lane County. Hike a peaceful old-growth forest trail. Carve fresh tracks on the slopes of the Cascades Mountains. Soak in pools of natural hot springs. Whether you seek an exhilarating outdoor adventure or a way to relax and rejuvenate, you'll discover the perfect place in this neck of the woods. The hard part will be deciding whether to stay in an area bed and breakfast, or to sleep out under the stars in one of over twenty campgrounds and RV parks. The trip through the Cascade Mountains, from Eugene or Springfield to the crest of the Willamette Pass is full of spectacular stopping points. From Fish Hatcheries to Waterfalls, you will not be disappointed on a trip to any of the Cascade Mountains.
McKenzie River Valley
 Cedar Flat, Walterville, Leaburg, Vida, Finn Rock, Blue River, Rainbow & McKenzie Bridge
Several communities make up this scenic and recreational wonderland. The towns of Cedar Flat, Walterville, Leaburg Oregon, Vida, Finn Rock, Blue River, Rainbow and McKenzie Bridge are situated along Highway 126, where the wild McKenzie River winds its way to the Willamette Valley from the Cascade Mountains.
Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to the area for whitewater rafting, fishing in the Willamette Valley, boating, cycling, camping, golfing, and exploring miles of hiking trails that meander through the Willamette National Forest. Waterfalls, historic covered bridges, art galleries, fish hatcheries, antique shops, roadside cafes, quaint cabins, lodges and inns add to the charm and beauty of this area.
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