Alert: COVID-19 updates and travel advisories Travel Oregon Primary Menu : Mountains Legacy Plan Your TripTravel Alerts TRAVEL ALERTS Travel Oregon’s first priority is the safety of our residents and visitors. As we navigate life through a pandemic and historic wildfires, we always recommend consulting official resources prior to traveling to ensure access to your destination is safe. COVID-19 Travel Information Wildfire Conditions Welcome Center Closures COVID-19 Travel Information Effective November 23, 2021: The U.S. has reopened its borders to vaccinated international travelers. Some countries may require negative PCR tests before re-entry. Please visit the Oregon Health Authority’s website for information about where to get tested. Oregonians are excited to reconnect with the global community and reunite with friends and families. Other Guidelines: To slow the spread of the highly transmissible Delta variant, Oregonians and visitors ages 5 and up are required to wear face coverings in indoor settings statewide, regardless of vaccination status. Some Oregon businesses are requiring proof of a vaccination as well. Please continue to be patient, flexible and kind, especially if asked to mask up, or share your vaccination status. These measures are in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Masks are still “strongly recommended” in the outdoors for people at higher risk from the disease, such as people who are elderly, immunocompromised, or those who haven’t been vaccinated. For more traveler information and prevention tips, we encourage you to seek the most current information from the following sources: Oregon Health Authority Centers for Disease Control Oregon Office of Emergency Management Other Updates and Way to Help COVID-19 and travel to and within Oregon – FAQ Wildfire Conditions Are there currently wildfires in Oregon? Like many states in the West, Oregon has seen an increase in the size of wildfires in recent years. While natural wildfires are a part of healthy forest ecosystems, uncontrolled wildfires caused by people can endanger lives, homes and vital natural resources. As of October 25, 2021: Most wildfires across Oregon have been contained; the focus shifting to damage assessment and debris removal. Fall rains may present risks of landslides, so please confirm conditions using TripCheck and respect road closures. For more information and answers to frequently asked questions, read this guide to what you need to know about wildfire season in Oregon. Oregon Welcome Centers Can I visit an Oregon Welcome Center in person? Services at Oregon Welcome Centers have been impacted, due to varying conditions caused by COVID-19 and wildfires. The Ashland, Brookings, Seaside and Portland International Airport (PDX) welcome centers are open to assist visitors in person. All other state welcome centers are closed until further notice. Visitors may call 1.800.547.7842 to request information, submit travel questions to Ask Oregon or visit the PDX, Ashland, Brookings and Seaside Welcome Centers. Ready to hit the road? Bring our travel magazine along. FREE TRAVEL GUIDES Let's keep in touch. We have a lot of ideas for you. EMAIL NEWSLETTERS About About Travel Oregon Advertise With Us (PDF) Write for Travel Oregon Privacy Policy, Terms of Use & Accessibility Travel Industry Submit Your Lodging Listing Travel Industry Travel Oregon Press Room Recognition Programs Explore Ask Oregon Oregon Welcome Centers Oregon Weather Travel Alerts Partners Visit the USA Trip Advisor Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Pinterest Snapchat ©2021 Travel Oregon | The official guide to Oregon travel and tourism information. To contact us, call 1-800-547-7842 or email info@traveloregon.com Français Deutsch 日本語 中文 Korean (PDF) Español PRIVACY & TERMS