Oregon Journeys: Rogue Valley Visitor Guide 2021

J O U R ROGU

FULL BACK PAGE PANEL WITH

N E Y S

E VA L L E Y

EXPLORE Grants Pass, Medford, Jacksonville, Ashland and more

FULL BLEED OPTION

ENJOY

Events • Attractions • Maps Outdoor Recreation • Wineries

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

1

60 E. Main St. Ashland, Oregon 541-625-9225 www.PressForOil.com

Welcome

to Southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley.

Our ‘journey’ highlights the sights, sounds ties. and tastes of Josephine and Jackson Coun Rogue River near Gold Hill.

HAL DAY

Adventures & Activities....................................2-5 Art & Artifacts...................................................6-7 Wine Tour.........................................................8-9 Grants Pass and Vicinity...............................10-11 Medford and Vicinity....................................12-13 Jacksonville & Ashland.................................14-15 COVER PHOTOGRAPHS Kayaking with Rogue Wilderness Adventures, Wildlife Images Rehabilitation & Education Center, and vineyard by Timm O’Cobhthaigh. Historic Downtown Jacksonville by Hal Day.

OREGON JOURNEYS is produced by Mt. Angel Publishing, Inc. Publisher: Paula Mabry | Advertising Executive: Maggie Pate | Project Manager: Tavis Bettoli-Lotten All material © 2021 its respective owners. Reproduction without written permission of the publisher is prohibited. Due to the passage of time and COVID-19 issues, we cannot be responsible for errors or incorrect information.

GO WILD

with hourly Animal Experiences!

Mt. Angel Publishing, Inc.

Visit bears, cougars, eagles, wolves & more!

Open year round! www.wildlifeimages.org 541-476-0222 16

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

Your custom publishing specialists

503-845-9499 Office: 401 Oak St., Silverton, OR 97381 P.O. Box 927 Mt. Angel, OR 97362

www.mtangelpub.com R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

60 E. Main St. Ashland, Oregon 541-625-9225 www.PressForOil.com

Welcome

to Southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley.

Our ‘journey’ highlights the sights, sounds ties. and tastes of Josephine and Jackson Coun Rogue River near Gold Hill.

HAL DAY

Adventures & Activities....................................2-5 Art & Artifacts...................................................6-7 Wine Tour.........................................................8-9 Grants Pass and Vicinity...............................10-11 Medford and Vicinity....................................12-13 Jacksonville & Ashland.................................14-15 COVER PHOTOGRAPHS Kayaking with Rogue Wilderness Adventures, Wildlife Images Rehabilitation & Education Center, and vineyard by Timm O’Cobhthaigh. Historic Downtown Jacksonville by Hal Day.

OREGON JOURNEYS is produced by Mt. Angel Publishing, Inc. Publisher: Paula Mabry | Advertising Executive: Maggie Pate | Project Manager: Tavis Bettoli-Lotten All material © 2021 its respective owners. Reproduction without written permission of the publisher is prohibited. Due to the passage of time and COVID-19 issues, we cannot be responsible for errors or incorrect information.

GO WILD

with hourly Animal Experiences!

Mt. Angel Publishing, Inc.

Visit bears, cougars, eagles, wolves & more!

Open year round! www.wildlifeimages.org 541-476-0222 16

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

Your custom publishing specialists

503-845-9499 Office: 401 Oak St., Silverton, OR 97381 P.O. Box 927 Mt. Angel, OR 97362

www.mtangelpub.com R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

Wolf Creek W ol f

Rd .

Ck.

er

Lo

1

w

Ro g

Ri ue

Lo w

er Grav e Ck. R d .

Galice R d

.

r ve

2 260 Rd. ona W in

Merlin = This stretch of the Rogue is designated Wild & Scenic. Recreation permits issued by Bureau of Land Management.

199

3

9

Grants Pas 238

Wilderville Wildlife Images Rehabilitation & Education Center.

238

JIM KINGHORN

Selma 199

Kerby

Cave Junction

4 5 Above: Oregon Caves National Monument & Preserve. JIM KINGHORN

2

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

99

6

e River

Left: The Oregon Vortex.

62

Outdoor Activities Water Activities Family Attractions Historical Site

8

gu

JIM KINGHORN

Ro

140

7 9

ADVENTURES & ACTIVITIES

Rogue 1 Morrisons Wilderness Adventures

325 Galice Road, Merlin.

An authentic Rogue experience.

Featuring 40-mile, multi-day rafting excursions on the Wild & Scenic river, plus steelhead and salmon fishing, hiking trips on the Rogue River Trail and lodging built around the historic 1945 lodge. Open May – September. Reservations required. rogueriverraft.com

2 Wildlife Images

Rehabilitation & Education Center

11845 Lower River Rd., Grants Pass. Tour this working rehabilitation center and sanctuary for wild mammals, birds, and reptiles. Open all year. wildlifeimages.org

3 Hellgate

Jetboat Excursions

966 SW 6th St., Grants Pass.

See page 11 for more info.

Cats World Park 4 Great 27919 Redwood Hwy., Cave

Junction. Visit 50+ exotic cats at this conservation facility. Tours by appointment. March – Nov.

Caves National 5 Oregon Monument & Preserve 19000 Caves Hwy., Cave Junction. See the Marble Halls and geological wonders.

Experiences for different skill levels. Late March – early Nov.

Phoenix

Covered Bridge 6 Wimer Covered Bridge Rd. near

Evans Creek Rd., north of City of 238 Rogue River. Faithful 2008 reconstruction of a 1927 structure. Drivable.

7

Talent

Gold Paddle Tour Co.

541-450-9427. Tour the river on a stand-up paddle board, led by experienced guides – for all skill levels.

99

Oregon Vortex 8 The & House of Mystery

4303 Sardine Creek Left Fork Rd., Gold Hill. Investigate the peculiar “perceptual phenomena” at the Vortexh, set at a 1904 mining structure. March – Oct.

Valley 9 Rogue ZipLine Adventure

9450 Old Stage Rd., Central Point. Cast off five lines through the historic Gold Mining Hills.

Reservations required. Open all year. rvzipline.com

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

3

ADVENTURES & ACTIVITIES

gu

e River

62

1

Ro

1

3 140

2

4

7 Outdoor Activities Water Activities Family Attractions Historical Site H

TIMM O’COBHTHAIG

9 8

Your game deserves an upgrade.

Tee off at the number-one rated golf course in Southern Oregon.

10 11

Phoenix 238

Talent

877-893-4653 • 541-773-4653 CentennialGolfClub.com 1900 N. Phoenix Road, Medford, OR

1 Table Rocks Area of

Critical Environmental Concern Trailheads off

A public course that feels private.

75 acres of lush fairways and manicured greens conveniently located in the heart of Medford.

1200 Mira Mar Ave. Medford 541-857-7000 quailpointgolf.com

4

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

of Table Rock Road near Hwy. 234, north of Medford.

Left Fork Rd., Gold Hill.

Twin volcanic mesas with stunning valley views and hiking trails (Upper: 2.8 miles, Lower: 5.4 miles). For hiking only, no bikes or pets. Managed by BLM and The Nature Conservancy.

Open all year.

2 Rogue Jet Boat Adventures

8400 Table Rock Rd., Central Point. Jet boat rides along the Rogue, including camping and fishing.

Reservations required. Runs mid-April – mid-Sept.

Above: Lower Table Rock.

99

MIKE WHITMORE

Bridge Park 3 Covered Near W. Main St., Eagle Point.

Features a restored 1922 bridge, accessible to bikes and pedestrians.

Creek Bridge 4 Lost Lost Creek Rd. near Hwy. 140,

southeast of Eagle Point.

Believed to have been built in 1881, accessible to foot traffic.

12 CascadeSiskiyou

Sports Park

6900 Kershaw Rd., Eagle Point.

1/3 mile dirt oval track, 1/4 mile drag strip, go-kart track, shooting range, and more.

Karting 8 Rogue 2065 Lars Way, Medford.

Experience precision SODI kart racing on an indoor track, with a café and game arcade.

Open every day, seasonal hours. roguekarting.com

Park 9 Prescott Off of Roxy Ann Rd. east of

Medford. 4-mile trails up to panoramic views atop Roxy Ann Peak. Bike and horse paths.

Managed by City of Medford.

Open all year.

Point Golf Club 10 Quail 1200 Mira Mar Ave., Medford.

18-hole course with golf shop and snack bar, and 18-hole putting course. quailpointgolf.com

1900 N. Phoenix Rd., Medford.

18-hole course with clubhouse and dining at Centennial Grille. centennialgolfclub.com

( ) 55-mile, counter-clockwise ride heading east of Ashland. Ride passes campgrounds and lakes.

Listed difficulty: “Extreme.”

Ashland Ski Area 13 Mt. The mountain has a 7,533 foot elevation with four ski lifts and 23 runs. Mid-Dec. – late April.

Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument

111,200 acres featuring hiking, camping, fishing with access to Pilot Rock, Howard Prairie Lake and Hyatt Reservoir. 30 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail passes through the Monument ( ).

Operated by Bureau of Land Management.

Keep an eye out for other area attractions to re-open to in-person visitations when COVID conditions change, including: Emigrant Lake Water Slide Operated by Jackson County Parks.

JIM KINGH

11

Centennial Golf Club

Scenic Bikeway

ORN

7 Jackson County

Howard Prairie Lake TIMM O’CO

BHTHAIGH

Hyatt Reservoir

12 Emigrant Lake

13

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

5

ARTWORKS & ARTIFACTS 2

260

2 3-4 99

199

1

BLOCKS FROM THE PLAZA

Explore our 3 galleries and sculpture garden

Courtesy The Glass Forge Gallery & Studio, Grants Pass.

www.ashlandartworks.org

291 Oak St - Ashland, OR 541-488-4735

a Burl 1 It’s 24025 Redwood Hwy., Kerby.

A gallery showcasing the works of artsists who fashion wooden burls into stunning indoor/outdoor furniture and home decor.

2 The Glass Forge

Gallery & Studio

(541) 955-0815

501 SW G St., Grants Pass.

On-site glass gallery with free tours of studio. Open Mon-Fri from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Schedule to make your own glass ornament. glassforge.com

501 SW G ST., GRANTS PASS Hours: M-F 8am-4pm Sat: 10am-4pm

3 VASES • ORNAMENTS • BOWLS • STEM-WARE • ONE-OF-A-KIND PIECES Watch us create hand-made glass using traditional techniques practiced for over 2,000 years. www.glassforge.com TOURS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FREE!

Call for Details

Grants Pass Museum of Art

229 SW G St., Grants Pass.

Art exhibits, sales gallery and gift shop, workshops, and monthly music performances.

Free admission.

4 Grants Pass Artisans & Crafters Market

5th Street between E and F Streets. A Saturday market featuring over two dozen local artists and creators. June – October.

6

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

Rock Museum 5 Crater 2002 Scenic Ave., Central Point.

World-class exhibits of gems, thundereggs, fossils, and Native American artifacts. Open Tues. Sat., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission.

Children 5/under are free. craterrock.com

Du Jour Gallery 6 Art 213 E. Main St., Medford.

A collaborative gallery showcasing paintings, jewelry, bronzes, photography and more. Open Tue. - Sat., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

7 Rogue Gallery & Art Center

40 S. Bartlett St., Medford.

Offering three gallery spaces and an artisan gift shop. Free entry, donations welcome.

Closed Sundays & Mondays.

Presence Art Center 8 Art 206 N. 5th St., Jacksonville.

See page 14 for more info.

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

e Ri gu

Ro

5 Pstittacosaurus and amethyst, courtesy Crater Rock Museum, Central Point.

76 8

Jacksonville

Housing the finest displays of Rocks, Minerals and Gems on the West Coast.

Ashland Left: Ashland Art Works.

99 9

World-Class Minerals Petrified Woods • Fossils Native American Artifacts, and much more!

1011 12

Art Works 9 Ashland 291 Oak St., Ashland.

A nonprofit, art collective featuring paintings, pottery, woodwork, fiber arts, jewelry, garden art and much more – housed in three galleries plus an outdoor sculpture garden. ashlandartworksgalleries. wordpress.com

10 Lithia Artisans

Market Ashland

20 Calle Guanajuato. Local artist booths in a creekside alley. Saturdays & Sundays, mid-March – Oct.

Trails Gallery 11 American 250 E. Main St., Ashland.

American Trails brings together the art and craftworks of Indigenous artists from across the country, including weavings, ceramics, jewelry, as well as wildlife and landscape paintings by southern Oregon artists.

Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. every day. americantrails.com

Gift Shop • Lapidary Workshop • New Space Exhibit Mata Ortiz pot by Jose Martinez Cano – courtesy American Trails Gallery, Ashland.

12 Schneider Museum of Art at Southern Oregon University

1250 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland.

A showcase of visual arts on the SOU campus of national and world renowned artists, including special exhibits.

2002 Scenic Ave.

Central Point, Oregon 541-664-6081 CraterRock.com

Ashland Gallery Association

Learn about Ashland’s 30+ galleries and art studios at ashlandgalleries.com.

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

7

260

26 99

199

2 Ap

pl

1

eg a te Riv

er

Tasting Room Hours

3

11 a.m. to 5 p.m Daily

1000 Upper Applegate Rd.

Jacksonville 541-899-8468

ValleyViewWinery.com

11412 Hwy. 238 Jacksonville (541)-899-7511

www.DevittWinery.com

4 5 Vineyards 1 Foris (RVV) Cave Junction

3

Soloro Vineyard

4

Schmidt Family Vineyards (AWT, RVV)

(AWT) Grants Pass

330 Kubli Road, Grants Pass.

Open daily, year-round, 12 - 5 p.m. sfvineyards.com

5 Rosella’s Vineyard & Winery

9

Wooldridge Creek (AWT) Grants Pass

10 Plaisance Ranch (AWT, RVV) Williams

at 11 Augustino the Big Red Barn (AWT) Grants Pass

12 John Michael

Champagne Cellars (AWT) Jacksonville

Winery (AWT) 13 Devitt 11412 OR-238, Jacksonville.

Thurs. - Tues., 12 - 5 p.m., closed Wed. 541-899-7511. devittwinery.com

Lily Vineyards 14 Red (AWT) Jacksonville

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

Vineyard 15 LongSword (AWT) Jacksonville

13 14

16 Valley View Winery

(AWT, RVV) 1000 Upper Applegate Rd., Jacksonville. Daily 11 a.m.5 p.m., holiday hours vary. valleyviewwinery.com

(AWT, RVV) Grants Pass

Schultz Glory Oaks Vineyard & Farm

238

10

6 Troon Vineyard

Family Cellars 7 Walport (AWT) Grants Pass

12

11

(AWT) Grants Pass

(AWT, RVV) Grants Pass

8

6-9

238

Vineyard 2 Apricity (RVV) Grants Pass

8

330 KUBLI RD GRANTS PASS, OR 97527

WINE TOUR

238

17 Cowhorn

Vineyard & Garden (AWT, RVV) Jacksonville

18 Wild Wines

(AWT) Jacksonville

Valley Wine 19 Anchor (RVV) Jacksonville Hill Winery 20 Cricket (AWT) Jacksonville North 21 Quady (RVV) Jacksonville

Vineyards 22 DANCIN (BCWT, RVV) Medford

23

Rellik Winery

(RVV) Central Point

Estate 24 Hummingbird (RVV) Central Point

David Cellars 25 Ledger (BCWT, RVV) Central Point Rio Vineyards 26 Del (RVV, URWT) Gold Hill

27 Cliff Creek Cellars (RVV, URWT) Gold Hill

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

15 16

27

28 29

62

30

140

25 24 23

31

19-21 22 238

5 6

32 33 34-36

38 39 37

For more wineries, take a look at these wine groups:

17-18

99

Applegate Wine Trail applegatevalley.wine Bear Creek Wine Trail bearcreekwineries.com

Open Year Round for Tastings and Food Pairings

40 41 44

Ashland 45

Winemaker Dinners Chateau Tours Wine Club Events Private Events Weddings

42 43

Rogue Valley Vintners rvv.wine Upper Rogue Wine Trail upperroguewinetrail.com

Cellars 28 Kriselle (RVV, URWT) White City

Family Estate 29 Bayer (URWT) Eagle Point

30

Agate Ridge Vineyard Eagle Point

Winery 31 RoxyAnn (BCWT, RVV) Medford Vineyard 32 2Hawk & Winery

39 Naumes

Suncrest Winery (RVV) Talent

40 Dana Campbell Vineyards

(BCWT) Ashland

Peak Winery 41 Grizzly (BCWT, RVV) Ashland

Fiore Winery 42 Belle (BCWT, RVV) 100 Belle Fiore

Lane, Ashland.Mon. & Tue., 12 4 p.m. Wed. & Sun., 12 - 7 p.m.

Thurs-Sat, 12 - 8 p.m. bellefiorewine.com

(RVV) Medford

Winery 33 EdenVale (RVV) Medford

Cellars 34 Pebblestone (BCWT) Talent

Vineyard 35 StoneRiver (BCWT, RVV) Talent

36

Aurora Vines Winery

37

Trium Wines

(BCWT) Talent (BCWT) Talent

43 Irvine & Roberts Vineyards (RVV) Ashland

Anderson Cellars 44 Platt (BCWT, RVV ) Ashland

Check website for current hours

45

BelleFioreWine.com

Weisinger Family Winery

(BCWT, RVV) Ashland

100 Belle Fiore Lane • Ashland, Oregon

Winery 38 Paschal (BCWT) Talent R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

541-552-4900

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

9

Authentic Mexican Food

BBQ • Catering

200 McDonald Lane

GRANTS PASS 1

Merlin

Grants Pass • 541-956-8602 Open Mon - Sat • 10am - 8pm • Closed Sundays

H

TIMM O’COBHTHAIG

A PACIFIC NORTHWEST EATERY & ALEHOUSE 21 S.W. G St. Grants Pass 541.479.1110 laughingclam.com

99

260 260

4 r Rogue R i v e

Open for Delicious Lunch & Dinner

Tuesday – Saturday GR

AN

TS

PASS, O

O REG

199

The Twisted Cork

Good Wine…Good Friends…and…

Amazing Food!

Tues-Thurs 11 am - last seating 8 pm Fri & Sat 11 am - last seating 9pm

210 SW 6th Street, between “G” & “H” streets 541.295.3094

99

1 Pottsville Historical Museum

Pass 6 Grants Growers Market

2 Josephine County

Glass Forge 7 The Gallery & Studio

2400 Pleasant Valley Rd., Merlin.

Explore the past with two museums (one is devoted to vintage cars), a pioneer town, and outdoor exhibits.

Tours by appointment.

Fairgrounds

1451 Fairgrounds Rd., Grants Pass. Home of the Josephine County Fair, as well many concerts and sporting events all year round, and the Growers Market’s winter location.

3 Grants Pass Downs a c c e s s o r i e s

301 SE 6th St. Grants Pass

Mon – Sat 9:30–5:30 Sun 11:00–4:00

541-955-5311

1459 Fairgrounds Rd., Grants Pass. The only live commercial horse racing facility in the state of Oregon is here.

Spring, summer and fall meets.

Kids under 12 free with adult admission.

Hotel at 4 Bear Evergreen Federal Bank

2101 Spalding Ave., Grants Pass.

See the world-famous fiberglass bear sculptures when they are hibernating from “BearFest.”

Free admission. Tours by appointment only.

Theatre 5 Barnstormers 112 NE Evelyn Ave.,

thekitchencompanygp.com 10

238

Call for seasonal hours

N

g o u r m e t

2 3

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

Grants Pass. Oregon’s longest continuously-running community theatre, operating since 1952.

In-person 2021 season TBD.

F St. & 4th St., Grants Pass.

Saturdays (in summer) offering produce, baked goods, dairy, honey, ready-to-eat meals, and crafts. ADA service dogs welcome, but no pets.

238

501 SW G St., Grants Pass.

On-site glass gallery with free tours of studio. Open Mon-Fri from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Schedule to make your own glass ornament. glassforge.com

Pass 8 Grants Museum of Art

229 SW G St., Grants Pass.

See page 6 for more info.

Theatre 9 Rogue 143 SE H St., Grants Pass.

A preserved 1938 jewel, presenting top-rate musicians and other performing artists.

10 Schmidt House Museum 512 SW 5th St., Grants Pass.

Tour the preserved 1900s craftsman-style house of the Schmidt Family who operated a grocery store in Grants Pass. Tours offered Tue. - Fri., 10 a.m. 3 p.m. for $10 each. Operated

by Josephine County Historical Society.

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

NE ES t.

NE FS t.

8th

St.

5

NE

6

7 8

SE

GS t.

SE HS t.

SE I St .

SE J St .

SE KS t.

SE LS t.

SE Riv ers ide SE Ave MS . t.

10

St.

SE

8th

7th

SE

11

St.

St.

6th

SE

SE

5th

St.

SE

4th

St.

9

Rogue River

99S 99N 12

Historical Site Arts & Entertainment Outdoor Activities Water Activities Family Attractions

11 Hellgate Jetboat Excursions

966 SW 6th St., Grants Pass.

Scenic tours on the Rogue River in Hellgate Canyon. 36 to 75mile excursions. Reservations required. Runs May – Sept.

Park 12 Riverside 304 SE Park St., Grants Pass.

Overlooking the Rogue River, this park has walking and biking trails, sports fields, disc golf, a water spray park, and hosts outdoor concerts in the summer.

Operated by the City of Grants Pass.

Downtown Grants Pass.

HAL DAY

Downtown Grants Pass Historic District

Enjoy the architecture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries as you shop, drink and dine in Grants Pass. = Parking

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

= One-Way

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

11

E Jackston St.

E Jackston St.

lly

Ho

t et rtl Ba .

N ve lA ra nt Ce St. N t on Fr .

St

7

Fir N .

St

Fir

N

.

St

t.

S th

4

W

Hawthorne Park

E Main St.

.

St

.

St

h 5t

238

t.

hS

6t

9

.

St

.

St

2 Rogue Valley

Family Fun Center

1A Peninger Rd., Central Point.

Go-karts, mini-golf, arcade, bumper boats and more.

Rock Museum 3 Crater 2002 Scenic Ave., Central Point.

World-class exhibits of gems, thundereggs, fossils, and Native American artifacts. Open Tues. Sat., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission.

Children 5/under are free. craterrock.com

Creamery 4 Rogue N. Front St., Central Point.

The makers of the “Best Cheese in the World” at the 2019 World Cheese Awards run a charming roadside shop.

Karting 5 Rogue 2065 Lars Way, Medford.

Experience precision SODI kart racing on an indoor track, with a café and game arcade.

Open every day, seasonal hours. roguekarting.com

ve. e A e. v lA

Home of the Jackson County Fair, the Wild Rogue Pro Rodeo and many other events. 2021 events pending.

tra

County Expo 1 Jackson 1 Peninger Rd., Central Point.

rsid

1

.

St

en

W

h 0t

SC

W

h 8t

ive

W

1110 99N

.

t nS

i

Ma

8

SR

W

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

6

N

N 3rd

W

12

Rd.

W Jackston St.

Biddle

.

Ave

99S

W

eek r Cr Bea

99

238

side iver

199

NR

Rogue R i er v

6 Collaborative

Theatre Project

555 Medford Center, Medford.

A non-profit theatre company creating quality productions.

Limited in-person audience for early 2021 season.

7 Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market

Hawthorne & E. Jackson Streets, Medford. Selling produce, fresh meals, and handcrafted goods.

Thursdays from April – Nov. ADA service dogs welcome, but no pets.

8 Art Du Jour Gallery 213 E. Main St., Medford.

See page 7 for more info.

Playhouse 9 Ghostlight 115 E. Main Street, Medford.

Live theatre, comedy, music and dining operated by Randall Theatre Company. 2021 season on schedule with COVID protocols.

Gallery 10 Rogue & Art Center

40 S. Bartlett St., Medford.

See page 7 for more info.

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

Jac

MEDFORD 99

3 1

2

Central Poin4 t

cksonville

238

THE BEST OF SOUTHERN OREGON

62 HAL DAY

5

238

12 14 13 15

99

s

Si

kiy ou

Arts & Enterta

B lv

inment

d.

Phoenix

Outdoor Activ

ities

= One-Way

11 Craterian Theater

at the Collier Center for the Performing Arts

23 S. Central Ave., Medford.

A state-of-the-art, restored 1924 venue which hosts major touring music and performing acts and is home to the Next Stage Theater Company, Teen Musical Theater of Oregon, and the Medford space for Rogue Valley Symphony. 2021 schedule may be delayed due to COVID.

Downtown Medford Historic District

Explore the historical architecture of Medford through its cafés, restaurants, breweries, shops and entertainment spots.

12 Harry & David

Flagship Store

1314 Center Dr., Medford.

The delicious home base of gourmet gift-giving; daily tastings of Harry & David treats and the largest selection of wines in the Rogue Valley.

Store open daily. Facility tours Mon. - Fri., by appointment ($5). harryanddavid.com

Family Attracti

ons

Complete your trip to the Rogue Valley with a visit to the Harry & David flagship store.

Come in to find delicious gourmet foods, discover new and unique fine wines, and create a custom gift basket. When available, you can reserve a seat aboard the tour bus and take a guided tour of our bakery and candy kitchen where we make tasty treats like our famous Moose Munch® Premium Popcorn.

= Parking

RRRink 13 The 1349 Center Dr., Medford.

A year-round ice rink. Prices and schedule vary.

14 Quail Point Golf Club

1200 Mira Mar Ave., Medford.

18-hole course with golf shop and snack bar, and 18-hole putting course. quailpointgolf.com

Golf Club 15 Centennial 1900 N. Phoenix Rd., Medford.

1314 Center Drive, Medford, Oregon 97501

18-hole course with clubhouse and dining at Centennial Grille. centennialgolfclub.com

Exit 27 off I-5 • 541-864-2278

Keep an eye out for these Medford area attractions to re-open to in-person visitations when COVID conditions change:

Store hours: Monday–Sunday 9AM–6PM HarryandDavid.com

Kid Time Children’s Museum 106 N. Central Ave., Medford. www.kid-time.org Medford Railroad Park 799 Berrydale Ave., Medford.

Operated by the City of Medford.

Camelot Theatre 101 Talent Ave., Talent. camelottheatre.org

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

Harry & David is a DBA of Harry and David, LLC.

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

PRINT

C

M

EVENT

DELIVERY

DESCRIPTION

VERSION

DETAIL

ROUND

13

ROUND DATE

t.

JACKSONVILLE t.

St.

238

NF ifth S

t.

NF our th S

6

4 3

tS

t.

Jackson C reek 238 W WC CS alifo t.

Britt rnia S t.

Woods 1 5 W M ai n St

NT hird

NO

reg o

nS

7

St

.

S

Fi rs

EC alif

St.

orn

SF ifth St.

ST hird

S

O

St. SF our th S t.

re g

on

EC

ia S

t.

2

Beekman Woods

HAL DAY

1

seum.

Historical Site Arts & Ente rtainment Outdoor Activities Fam ily Attractions

Beekman Bank Mu

Family-owned

Sales • Service Accessories • Rides Bike Rentals

541-899-9190 110 N. 5th St. Jacksonville

cycleanalysis.net

Jacksonville Historic District

Most of the entire town sits inside a National Historic District, where you can see an unprecedented collection of buildings from the 1850s - 1880s.

1 Jacksonville

Woodlands Trails

A 16-mile network of hiking trails rim the south side of Jacksonville on historic mining terrain. Access points include Britt Gardens and the Arboretum. See Jacksonville Woodlands Association (jvwoodlands.org) for trail maps.

House 2 Beekman & Beekman Arboretum

Drive-through, Happy Hour, Breakfast & Lunch Locations in Jacksonville & Ashland Ponyespressocafe.com 14

OREGON JOU RN E Y S

452 E. California St., Jacksonville. Museum of local history inside the Beekman Family’s Gothic Revival home from the 1870s. Seasonal tours.

The beautiful Arboretum next door to the museum is a public park.

3 Walk Through History

206 N. 5th St., Jacksonville.

Free, one-hour walking tours of town at 10 a.m., Saturdays, June – Aug. Meets at the 1883 former courthouse (now Jacksonville City Hall). Donations accepted.

Presence Art Center 4 Art 206 N. 5th St., Jacksonville.

Collective art gallery open Fri. - Sat., 1 - 5 p.m. Located in a 1911 building, originally a jail.

Bank Museum 5 Beekman California x 3rd St., Jacksonville.

Seasonal tours of a preserved 1863-1915 bank through Historic Jacksonville, Inc.

of Jacksonville 6 Segway 360 N. Oregon St., Jacksonville.

See the historic sites on a guided glide through town.

Cemetery 7 Historic Cemetery Rd., Jacksonville.

Pioneers – as well as other historical groups – have been buried here since 1859. The cemetery is open daily with an interpretive center and self-guided tours. Guided tours are offered seasonally.

Keep an eye out for these Jacksonville attractions to re-open when COVID conditions change: Trolley Tours jacksonvilleoregon.org Britt Gardens Home of the Britt Music & Arts Festival held June – October.

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

St. Lithia Park.

HAL DAY

E Main St. Sis kiy ou B7 lvd

= One-Way

Cabaret Theatre 6 Oregon 241 Hargadine St., Ashland.

Park 2 Lithia Entrance on Winburn Way,

Oregon Center for the Arts at Southern Oregon University

Ashland. This beautiful 100-acre city park has playgrounds, gardens, historical landmarks, and a 2.1-mile hiking trail.

3

Outdoor Markets

a. Lithia Artisans Market 20 Calle Guanajuato (along creek). Saturdays & Sundays, late March – Oct. b. Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market 101 Oak St., Ashland. Saturdays, May – Oct.

Art Works 4 Ashland 291 Oak St., Ashland.

A nonprofit, art collective featuring paintings, pottery, woodwork, fiber arts, jewelry, garden art and much more. ashlandartworksgalleries. wordpress.com

5

American Trails Gallery

250 E. Main St., Ashland.

A gallery that brings together the art and craftworks of Indigenous artists from across the country.

Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. every day. americantrails.com

.

= Parking

1 Oregon Shakespeare Festival

15 S. Pioneer St., Ashland.

This legendary celebration of the stage has entertained and enthralled since 1935.

A late 2021 season of in-person performances is scheduled with COVID protocols in place.

Arts and Crafts of the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas

N Third

N Seco

od E M ge W ain a St. y Ha rga din 6 5 eS t.

y Wa

2

Wi ll D

American Trails

A St.

hia Lit

1

3b

N First St.

3a

Oak St. N Pi onee r St.

99

nd St.

ASHLAND

4

Performing original and established productions since 1986 in a restored 1911 edifice.

2021 season scheduled with COVID protocols.

7

“Starcatcher “ by Kathleen Wall (Jemez) American Trails Features Jewelry by

1250 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland.

See page 11 for more info on the Schneider Museum of Art.

Downtown Ashland Historic District

Boutique shops, restaurants and cafés, breweries and wine bars, and an arthouse cinema reside in Ashland’s historic buildings.

Ashland Gallery Association

Learn about Ashland’s 30+ galleries and art studios at ashlandgalleries.com.

Keep an eye out for more Ashland attractions to reopen when COVID conditions change, including: Ashland Rotary Centennial Ice Rink Operated by the City of Ashland.

OPEN EVERY DAY - 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM 250 E Main St, Ashland, OR 97520 | 541. 482.2553

ScienceWorks Hands-on Museum 1500 E. Main St. scienceworksmuseum.org

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

www.americantrails.com

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

15

J O U R ROGU

FULL BACK PAGE PANEL WITH

N E Y S

E VA L L E Y

EXPLORE Grants Pass, Medford, Jacksonville, Ashland and more

FULL BLEED OPTION

ENJOY

Events • Attractions • Maps Outdoor Recreation • Wineries

R O G U E VA L L E Y G U I D E

OR E G ON J OU R N E YS

1