I have an event coming up this month in tandem with the release of Day Trips From Portland: Getaway Ideas for the Local Traveler, second edition. Hope to see you there! Traveling Oregon’s Backroads and Quick Getaways May 21, Sunriver Deschutes Public Library, noon As the editor of Cascade Journal, the author of “Day Trips…
Check out my Central Oregon Local’s Picks in the annual Travel Oregon Visitor Guide, out now.
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I had a great time tagging along with Terminal Gravity and GoodLife brewers as they collaborated to make Two-G, a red ale to be released on Valentine’s Day. Here’s the story in Travel Oregon.
My book “Day Trips From Portland, Oregon: Getaway Ideas for the Local Traveler” is still on the nonfiction bestsellers shelf at Powell”s in downtown Portland, Oregon! Even better news came in last week. I’ve signed the contract to write the updated revision, second edition “Day Trips From Portland”, to be released next spring. Hooray! Oregon…
Thanks Portland Monthly Magazine for interviewing me for the Tripster Wanderlust Blog.
Kim Cooper Findling’s Favorite Places
A tireless Oregonian travel writer reveals her favorite spots, her travel bucket list, and her weirdest writing retreat.
“Ever go on vacation and wish you’d be someone else for the week? Just really get away from it all, including yourself? Last year, my oldest daughter spent our Hawaiian vacation being a boy.” That’s the first paragraph of my essay “What Happens in Hawaii Stays in Hawaii,” which is on Brain, Child Magazine. I wrote…
Check out my story about a tour of the John Day Fossil Beds region in the Spring issue of Central Oregon Magazine.
I won second place in the Northwest Outdoor Writers Association Excellence In Craft Contest, for an article in the Camping/Travel category for 2013. The story was written for Alaska Air Magazine last summer and ran in the August issue of both Alaska Air Magazine at its affiliated Horizon Air Edition. Read it here. They sent…
For her seventh birthday last week, Chicken Little got two fancy dresses from her aunt. There exists a longstanding family debate that Little might actually be my sister’s daughter instead of mine. It’s true that at the time of Little’s birth all three of us were in the room. Still, I’m pretty sure I remember…
