Ashland, Oregon
Ashland lies 15 miles north of the California border, in the foothills of a snowcapped peak, surrounded by mountains. Southern Oregon University is located there, as well as the world-renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Ashland's population is comprised of both lifelong residents, solidly rooted in small-town living, and former metropolitan area residents looking for a more relaxed pace and a better quality of life.


Population:
Click here to see population numbers from the latest census for Ashland and other Oregon cities.


Weather:
High Temperature (avg.) 87º
Low Temperature (avg.) 30º
Hottest Month: July
Coldest Month: January

Principle Industries:
Lumber
Recreation
Tourism

Recreational Opportunities:
Mt. Ashland Ski Resort, Valley Orchards, Rogue River, Shakespearean Festival, Crater Lake National Park, Peter Britt Music Festival, Emigrant Lake Reservoir, Ashland Ice Rink, Valley of the Rogue State Park, Stewart State Park, Casey State Park, Rogue River National Forest, Klamath National Forest and Rogue River Round-Up.


Southern Oregon Historical Society:
There are many opportunities to learn about local history through the Southern Oregon Historical Society. The Society currently operates three museums, three house museums, a research library and public archives. Museum tours and guided walking and bus tours are offered, as are lectures and workshops.