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Looking for the perfect outdoor table to add to your patio set. Look no further than this Eugene Black Sand Cast Aluminum Square Table. Perfect for nights under the stars with the family or days in the afternoon with friends around the BBQ. With its lightweight frame, this table is ideal for those who like to host or who enjoy frequently changing the layout of their patio.

Monochromatic color-blocking, meet texture. The Eugene Colorblocked Wool Rug illustrates how something seemingly simple can make a statement with the right details. With its hazy hues and tactile details, this Emily Henderson x Rugs USA piece is positioned to be the perfect foundation for your space. Bring it home today for that designer-quality finishing touch. Color: Gray. Pattern: Geometric.

Nestled in the heart of the Southern Willamette Valley, Eugene is known as the Emerald City, Silicon Shire, and TrackTown USA. Defined by the official motto “A Great City for the Arts and Outdoors,” Eugene is a place known for its high quality of life and a community of residents that thrive on finding a balance between work and play. In 100 Things to Do in Eugene Before You Die you’ll find a new adventure on every page, with seasonal events and detailed itineraries to serve as your own personal tour guide. This one-time home to both Olympic athlete Steve Prefontaine and American author Ken Kesey is full of surprises from eclectic parades to hazelnut farms and even vintage arcades. Whether you’re new to town or simply looking for new ways to get out and enjoy one of the region’s many rainy days, this book will help you create—and complete—your very own Eugene bucket list.

Located between the population centers of Portland and Eugene, Oregon’s Willamette Valley boasts rich opportunities for outdoor recreation that are too often overlooked. Wild in the Willamette is a guidebook to the natural treasures of the mid-Willamette Valley, extending far beyond the familiar I-5 corridor. Sprinkled with natural history sidebars and infused with essays by notable local authors, it aims to connect residents and visitors with the best hiking, biking, and paddling opportunities the mid-Valley offers. With a special focus on seven watersheds—the Marys, Calapooia, South Santiam, North Santiam, Luckiamute, Yamhill, and Pudding—as well as the middle portion of the main stem Willamette River, the book describes a range of outings at different levels of challenge. Families with young children, day hikers, long-distance backpackers, kayakers, canoeists, bird watchers, and cyclists alike will find ideas for spending a satisfying afternoon or venturing outside for a multiday trip. Whether choosing a wheelchair-accessible trail, a rugged hike in a wilderness area, a dip in a rocky swimming hole, a paddle on the broad Willamette, or a bike ride through farmland—whether lifetime residents or week-long visitors—outdoor enthusiasts will benefit from detailed notes on the history and ecology of this special place. Armchair travelers will also find reward in the book’s literary and natural history offerings. Generously illustrated with maps and keys to the area’s many attractions, Wild in the Willamette is an essential guide to the natural wonders of Oregon’s mid-Willamette Valley.