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Myrtle Creek Municipal Airport (16S)

Myrtle Creek Municipal Airport (16S) is located two miles southwest of Myrtle Creek, just outside the city limits, on approximately 87.26 acres, owned and operated by the City of Myrtle Creek, Oregon. The airport is bordered by U.S. Interstate 5 (I-5) to the west and the South Umpqua River to the east. Surface access is provided via Weaver Road and Aviation Drive, which connect to I-5 at Exit 106. I-5 is the primary north-south transportation corridor in Western Oregon and provides connections to the Cascades and points east, the Oregon Coast, as well as serving many communities located in the valleys of Western Oregon.

General aviation services include hangar rental and aircraft tie-downs.

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Exploring Waterfalls in the Crater Lake Region

Crater Lake isn’t the only spectacular water feature in Southern Oregon. The mountains and valleys of the entire volcanic region are dotted with waterfalls that provide a rushing, watery exclamation point to many hikes. Springtime is best to catch high-volume falls bursting with fresh snowmelt, but you’ll enjoy them all year round — expect cooling mists on hot summer days and vibrant views amidst fall foliage.

4 Family Winter Adventures in Southern Oregon

If you’re looking for winter fun, Southern Oregon has it all — including ice skating, skiing and sledding. Towns in the region go all out for the holidays, too, with a banquet of festivals, parades, artisan fairs and tree lightings. Load the family in the car and choose from these four wintry getaways.

Local Gifts for the Food Lover in Southern Oregon

With its rich agricultural heritage, wine and cheese production, and award-winning food businesses, Southern Oregon welcomes food lovers to enjoy wineries, restaurants, farmers markets and boutique shops. It also makes it easy to share the joy with food-loving friends back home. Here is a guide to some of our favorite food gifts, from charcuterie baskets to immersive culinary experiences.