The Rogue Valley Zip Line Adventure is a great excursion any time of the year. In the summer, it’s warm and breezy. But plan this trip for the fall when you can zip hundreds of feet above the bursting autumn ...
Have you ever climbed to the top of a lighthouse? Have your kids ever climbed on top of a triceratops? There’s a lot more to do on the Southern Oregon Coast than watch whales. NBC5 discovers some great land-based attractions ...
There’s a quaint, quiet resort between Klamath Falls and Ashland. It’s where guests found peaceful solitude during the darkest days of the pandemic. Now, they’re returning in droves and bringing their friends with them. Find out about the Green Springs ...
All families have their special traditions, passed on from generation to generation. In this week’s Tank of Gas Getaway, we found a place where one tradition has been shared by many families over many generations. Here’s a link to Diamond ...
It’s been awhile since we last visited the Redwoods. But there’s a reason why we’ve returned. In this week’s Tank of Gas Getaway, you’ll learn about a significant change that will help preserve a very special section of the park. ...
This is a Tank of Gas Getaway encore that showcases the Rogue Creamery in Central Point and the Rogue Creamery Farm in Grants Pass. Meet some of the world class cows that make world class cheese and much more! ...
In this episode of the Tank of Gas Getaway, we bring you Part II of our series on Southern Oregon covered bridges. All of them are on the National Register of Historic Places. Two of them battle for the title ...
In this week’s Tank of Gas Getaway, it’s Part One of a two-part series about our region’s covered bridges. Every bridge has a story. Every bridge is historic. NBC5’s Senior Photographer Mike Porter offers us video postcards of some of ...
In this Tank of Gas Getaway, we have a special story that captures the sights and sounds of the Upper Klamath Canoe Trail. NBC5’s Scott Gee and photographer Mike Porter have a treat for your ears! ...
NBC5 visits the Sunny Valley Campground. You can pitch your tent, park your RV, or spend the night just like the early pioneers did… sort of! Find out more here ...