Eugene

If you want to learn anything about eco-living, Eugene is the place to be. I spent 4 years here and have learned more about sustainable, green, eco – whatever- living here than I have anywhere else. Not only is it a gorgeous town, but it is bike friendly and has quick access to climbing and hiking. The town is super bike friendly and if you’re in the mood, you can take a bike tour with eco-specialist Jan Spencer. One thing to note: it rains more in Eugene than it does in Seattle. Who knew?

Nine more days until I’m chillin’ in Eugene.

I had so much fun. I like the people, the shopping and the food

i lived there for a month in a tralier..it was my most peaceful time ever. The sunsets and sunrises are amanzing in every part of oregon…

I went to Eugene to work with my new programming team for a couple of months back in 1997. Great place with an excellent public transportation, but I had a real hard time connecting with people.

TAYLOR’S BAR AND GRILL
Rennie’s Landing
Sixth Street Grill
Downtown Lounge
Diablo’s
Pegasus Pizza
New Max’s Tavern
Max’s
INDIGO DISTRICT
Busters Sports Bar & Grill
The COOLER

CLUB TSUNAMI
Kokomo’s
Jogger’s
The Jungle
Joe’s
Luckey’s
John Henry’s
HORSEHEAD BAR

GOOD TIMES CAFE & BAR
Wetlands Brew Pub & Sports Bar
Highlands Brew Pub
Old Pad
Doc`s Pad
Rock’N’Rodeo
Black Forest Tavern
That 25Cent Irish bar
Turtles Bar & Grill
Cheerful Tourtois
Cafe Soriah
Joe Fed’s
LN
LUNA & ADAM’S PLACE

SAM BOND’S GARAGE

SAMURAI DUCK

Wild Duck

STEELHEAD BREWERY

HIGH STREET BREWERY & CAFE

COZMIC PIZZA

CORNUCOPIA

Met a really pretty girl working at the eatery in the airport.

Eugene is one of the few memories I have of my dad. We used to go bike riding together all over the place. I also remember that there was a neighborhood swimming pool that my brother and sister and I would go to.

I have a lot of fond memories of Eugene and it is one of the places I hope to live in again!

we had intended on stopping in portland, but by the time we got out of redding we were exhausted and forgot all about the people we knew who lived there. while hanging around at the portland bus station, i ran into an old travelling buddy i had met in great falls, montana, who was on his way to portland from eugene. he had room mates and a trailer in eugene and hooked us up with his people. we ended up staying for two weeks, smoking way too much pot, using food stamp cards, hanging out in logan square and meeting some kids from mobile alabama where we were originating. it was a lot of fun, but waaaaaaaaaay too many neo-hippies. the buses were awesome and so was the library and woo!

Nice place to live if you are going to UO, but it’s not worth visiting on its own.