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Eugene's WOW Hall is a truly historic building that is owned by the Community for the Performing Arts. This is a nonprofit organization that has impressively preserved the vintage Woodmen of the World Hall as a truly memorable performing arts venue. Various performances as well as art exhibits and other entertainment are offered at the WOW Hall, supported by approximately 900 members and 400 volunteers.

Breathing in Eugene's fresh clean air is always more refreshing when you do it at Alton Baker Park. This incredible park stretches out over 402 acres to make it the city's largest riverfront park. And it doesn't matter what season it is, as the park hosts various festivals, running and walking races and community events throughout the year. There's also an off-leash dog park, the Cuthbert Theatre, Pre's Trail and other attractions on the grounds, as well.

Eugene's Laurel Hill Park Trail is a favorite of area runners and walkers. Located behind the Laurelwood Golf Course at the top of Agate Street is Laurel Park where this network of single-track recreation trails begins. The terrain is somewhat challenging in parts, but that intensity of the workout will prove highly beneficial for those running the trail.

Let the professionals from Trips, Inc. do all the planning and preparations for your next big adventure in Oregon. The company offers many enticing tour packages, but one of the most popular is the Camping Trip in Central Oregon. Experience what it feels like to be a pioneer as you get back to nature in the 1.8-million-acre Deschutes National Forest. Enjoy your time in a cabin that is in close proximity to Scuttle Lake where you can swim and canoe to your heart's content. You can also enjoy such activities as archery, fishing, and various other unlimited outdoor recreation activities. All camping equipment is provided–all you need to bring are pillows and sleeping bags!