Looking for a cozy winter getaway that’s packed with small-town charm and snowy fun? Head to Grants Pass, Oregon, where you’ll enjoy delicious cafes, adorable shops, and pleasant city streets, all blanketed in snow — and have access to all the winter recreation and adventure you could hope for.

This is the perfect spot for families and friends to gather and use as a home base for wintertime adventures like skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, winter hiking, and so much more.

This city of nearly 40,000 offers a host of hotels and rentable condos or homes. The historic downtown area is a delight to explore. Proximity to the Rogue River and the lush greenery and soaring mountains that surround the town make for a gorgeous landscape at every turn.

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For more information about Grants Pass, check out the Visit Grants Pass website. If your trip to this hidden gem in Oregon is part of a road trip, you may want to stock up on car-friendly snacks for the drive there. Once you get there, some restaurants to try include Taprock Northwest Grill, River’s Edge, and Weasku Inn. You’re also in the heart of wine country, so consider visiting some of the great vineyards in the region, including DANCIN vineyards, Parkhurst Wine Cellars, and Rellik Winery.

Some of the hotels to choose from include The Lodge at Riverside, Best Western Grants Pass Inn, Hampton Inn & Suites Grants Pass, La Quinta Inn & Suites Grants Pass, and Riverside Inn. You can also book your own place via Airbnb.

If you travel to Grants Pass, please leave a comment to let us know about your experience. We’d also love to know about any other towns you enjoy visiting in winter that we should try next!

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