• Valley River Center (Next Door) The largest shopping mall between Portland and San Francisco, the Valley River Center boasts over 140 boutiques, chain stores, and restaurants.
• University of Oregon Ducks (3.5 mi) Cheer on the mighty University of Oregon Ducks as they compete in football, basketball, soccer, cross country, track, golf, volleyball, tennis, golf and wrestling!
• King Estate Winery (22 mi) Founded in 1991 by the King family, King Estate is committed to producing Oregon wines of exceptional quality using organic & sustainable farming methods, meticulous fruit selection, impeccable winemaking practices and judicious blending.
• Silvan Ridge / Hinman Vineyards (15.5 mi) Built in the style of traditional European wineries, this intimate venue provides a relaxing setting for sampling the area’s distinctive wines.
• Territorial Vineyards (2 mi) Open for tastings on Fridays and Saturdays from 2 through 7, Territorial uses its own vineyards to produce Pinot Noirs, Pinot Gris’, and Rieslings.
• Oregon Whitewater Adventures (16.7 mi) Whether you’re looking for an afternoon on the river or a five-day adventure, this company will provide everything needed to successfully navigate Oregon’s gorgeous white-water rivers.
• Willamette Pass (70 mi) This mountain resort offers a variety of winter activities, including skiing, tubing, snowshoeing, and snowboarding.
• Sea Lion Caves (75 mi) These natural caves attract herds of over 200 Northern, or Stellar sea lions. Come witness this amazing sight, and listen to the great roar of these majestic animals!
• Covered Bridges (Scattered) With over a dozen covered bridges, Lane County is an ideal spot for admiring these charming feats of engineering.

• Hult Center for the Performing Arts (2 mi) This architectural masterpieces hosts masterpieces of a different sort, from award-winning musicals to brilliant musical performances.
• Cuthbert Amphitheater (2.7 mi) This beautiful outdoor music venue can accommodate over 4,000 people, and hosts some of the area’s most popular concerts.
• McDonald Theater (2.4 mi) Originally built in 1928, this historic building provides a unique venue for musical performances and private events.
• WOW Hall (2.1 mi) Considered one of Eugene’s best venues for live music, Wow Hall has been “fighting to save rock and roll” since it was founded in 1975.
• Museum of Natural and Cultural History (3.7 mi) The University of Oregon Museum of Natural History was established to further the general mission of the University by enhancing public knowledge of the natural history and anthropology of Oregon and the broader world.
• Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (3.8 mi) Housed on the University of Oregon’s campus, this recently renovated museum features outstanding collections of historic, contemporary and international art.
• Oregon Air and Space Museum (9 mi) With an extensive display of aircraft and artifacts, this museum brings the history of aviation and space technology to life.
• The Science Factory (2.4 mi) Introduce your kids to the wonderful world of science at this innovative, interactive museum!
• OPUS6IX (2.0 mi) Premier purveyor of high quality, exclusive gifts and fine art merchandise. It is a showcase for Artists and Artisans and their masterworks, from sculpture and metal work to glass works and paintings.
• Downtown Initiative for the Visual Arts (DIVA) (2.1 mi) The manifest vision of a number of local artists, business people and community leaders.  This highly energized collaboration of volunteers has realized incredible success with the opening of a six gallery exhibit space and 60 seat screening room.

• Alton Baker Park (2.3 mi) At 400 acres, this is Eugene’s largest developed park, and is home to various gardens, off-leash run areas, the Science Factory, Cuthbert Amphitheatre, a BMX track, boat-launch sites, and more.
• Owen Rose Garden (2.3 mi) With over 4,500 rose bushes of 400 varieties, this garden is an enchanting spot for a quiet stroll or afternoon picnic.
• Skinner Butte Park (2.5 mi) Skinner Butte Park is one of Eugene's oldest parks, it includes 100 acres of property along the Willamette River just north of downtown Eugene.
• Hendricks Park (4.5 mi) Hendricks Park is Eugene's oldest city park.  Its 78 acres include a mature forest, a world-renowned rhododendron garden, and now a new native plant garden.  Laced with trails, the park is a haven for hikers, birders, and others who enjoy retreating to the tranquility of nature.
• Spencer Butte Park (7.1 mi) Spencer Butte provides not only a green backdrop to Eugene, but also sweeping vistas; over 12 miles of trails teeming with natural beauty; unique habitats for an abundance of plants and animals; a well traveled wildlife corridor; and a buffer between city and country.

• University of Oregon (3.5 mi) Founded in 1876, this outstanding research university is home to 20,000 students, 16 intercollegiate athletic teams, and numerous nationally-ranked programs.
• Lane Community College (8 mi) Boasting a diverse range of instructional areas, LCC offers professional training, transfer credit programs, personal interest classes, technical degrees, and more.
• Northwest Christian University (3 mi) With a student body of 500, this intimate college is devoted to both intellectual and spiritual development.
• Eugene Bible College (5.3 mi) Offers bible-based education for students looking to join the ministry, or to simply further develop their relationship with the Church.

• Springfield (5.7 mi) Located between the McKenzie and Willamette Rivers, Springfield tempts outdoor enthusiasts with activities such as boating, rafting, fishing and swimming.
• Salem (66.3 mi) The capital city of Oregon and its second largest city, Salem lies in the center of the lush Willamette River valley. It is a city of over 47 square miles, located an hour from the Cascade mountains to the east and an hour from the ocean beaches to the west.
• Portland (111 mi) North America's "Best Big City." Come take a first-hand look at the region’s natural beauty, its bustling local scene, our seasonally focused dining and our welcoming accommodations – much of which can be accessed via the region’s convenient and eco-friendly light-rail system.
• Medford (171 mi) The Center of the Rogue Valley. At 1,382 feet above sea level, Medford is protected by surrounding mountains, and the area is favored with a mild climate.
• Bend (140 mi) Located in Central Oregon at the eastern foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Bend is an energetic city with a fast growing population of over 80,995. Bend is noted for its scenic setting, year-round recreational activities and growing economy. At an elevation of 3,625 feet, the city covers 32 square miles.
• Florence (66 mi) With 10 miles of uninterrupted beaches, quaint local shopping, scrumptious dining, and plenty of family activities.  An array of unique and exciting attractions await you - from Sea Lion Caves and The Oregon Dunes to Old Town and The Heceta Lighthouse.

• Nike (2.1 mi) Founded in Eugene, Nike celebrates its heritage with a museum located inside its Eugene branch store.
• Centennial Bank (2.2 mi) One of the area’s leading banks.
• Market of Choice (2.6 mi) Founded in 1978, Market of Choice has been providing its customers with high-quality groceries and exceptional service.
• Oregon Research Institute (3.9) Dedicated to enhancing lives through innovative, cutting-edge research.
• Bi-Mart (6 mi) Headquartered in Eugene, Bi-Mart provides the Northwest with incredible discounts on drugs and other merchandise.
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