Medford

Harry & David
2929 S. Pacific Hwy

Tour the Harry & David plant.

Southern Oregon, and Oregon in general, are excellent destinations for outdoor enthusiasts. Medford, as the hub of southern Oregon and home to some of the mildest weather in the state, is a popular launching point for many outdoor activities. The primary terrain is mountainous, with a large and mild valley where the city is located.

Rafting on the Rogue and Upper Klamath Rivers. Check out Momentum River Expeditions (http://www.MomentumRiverE...), Noahs Rafting (http://NoahsRafting.com), for 1/2, one day, and multi-day trips.

Fish for salmon in the Rogue River and tributaries

Haunted Brothels and Opium Dens of Medford

Go on the Haunted Brothels and Opium Dens of Medford walking tour (http://www.mailtribune.co...). Meets noon Saturdays at Sixth and Central.

Sample regional wineries

Bike the Rogue Valley along the Bear Creek Greenway

Hike the surrounding mountains and foothills the Pacific Crest Trail skirts the south and eastern edges of the valley

Ski at Mt. Ashland, the region's primary winter resort

Tour historical landmarks and tours through the Southern Oregon Historical Society

Ride an extensive and detailed miniature train line at the local Railroad Park, or tour several preserved locomotives and train cars.

Hunt down local landmarks along the Applegate Trail, the alternative ending to the Oregon Trail.

Discover the gold rush history behind Medford's foothills and immigration history

golf

Medford is host to golf courses of varying quality. Some of the more well-known are:

Stewart Meadows 9 holes, $16

Rogue Valley Country Club 18 holes, private

Centennial Club 18 holes, $45-60

Quail Point 9 holes, $18

Stoneridge 18 holes, $40