Grants Pass, Oregon

History: A popular stage coach stop in the 1860s, the city became Grants Pass in honor of U.S. General Grant's success at Vicksburg. The apostrophe was removed from "Grants" at the turn of the 20th century.

Currently in Grants Pass 45° M/CLOUDY Humidity: 100 Visibility: 8 Wind: ENE 10-day forecast

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Area Attractions Out 'n' About Treesort & Treehouse Institute Whether you are looking for a family adventure or an adventure to bring out the kid in you, this is a one of a kind vacation. National Monument shows off the tour down under Oregon Caves National Monument is small in size (480 acres) but rich in diversity. Crater Lake National Park It once was Mt. Mazama, a towering landmark centuries ago. But a violent eruption created Oregon's prized landmark famous for it's blue waters and natural surroundings. The Falls of the North Umpqua River The many waterfalls along the North Umpqua River and Highway 138 are among the best. There's variety, beauty and easy access.

Nearby Lodging Riverside Inn Resort & Conference Center Enjoy our full-service resort overlooking the beautiful Rogue River in Grants Pass. Be our guests as you play, eat, & sleep on The Rogue. Shilo Inn - Grants Pass Located in beautiful southern Oregon, west of I-5 at Exit 58, just two miles from city center and three miles from the wild Rogue River. Tucked into the forest above the National Wild and Scenic Rogue River, the Rogue Forest Bed & Breakfast provides an exclusive, retreat-like ambiance for your romantic occasion, adventure vacation, small family gathering or personal getaway. Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort in Canyonville We feature full concierge service, valet parking, complimentary newspaper, dataport telephone, cable television, in-room movies and in-room coffee service.