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Along the Water’s Edge

Tracing the merging of waterways, histories, and ecologies across Maya Lin’s Confluence Project.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Gordon House is the architect’s only project in Oregon.
This dog-friendly hike near Mosier in the Columbia River Gorge is best in the spring, when wildflowers cover the hills.
Mushroom foraging with a guide taught me something about chanterelles—and myself.
A Bavarian-style village nestled in Washington's Cascade Mountains, Leavenworth is known for its German fare, Christmas village—and outdoor adventures.
At Tea Zen Teahouse in southeast Portland, Fengxia Liu provides a traditional Chinese tea ceremony steeped in history, culture, and connection.
For Julie Pham, author of Their War and CEO of CuriosityBased, home is about the people, and being curious is an essential part of understanding them—and yourself.
Deep in the Sandy River Delta, Maya Lin’s bird blind connects past and present through the animals found all around us.
For Gary Koehler, a big-cat expert and retired wildlife researcher from Wenatchee, home means learning to share the land with all of its enigmatic critters.
A legend found in the tree’s cone provides lessons in shelter and community.
A trip to the Oregon Dunes unearthed the influence for Frank Herbert’s Dune—and a love of stories and nature passed down from fathers and places.
The understory forest dweller and popular PNW native has inspired many tales—tall and otherwise.
At Cape Disappointment near the mouth of the Columbia River, Maya Lin’s walkway and boardwalk present juxtaposing journeys of discovery.