Tim Neville
Contributing Writer, Via
Tim Neville is an avid hiker, fly fisher, skier and language learner who has traveled to nearly 80 countries to report his stories, some of which he has discussed on The Splendid Table, Travel with Rick Steves, and NPR’s Morning Edition. He lives in Central Oregon with his wife and daughter, and he has been writing for Via since 2012.
Featured Publications
He is a correspondent for Outside magazine and freelancer for the New York Times, the Seattle Times, and CNN. His work has also been published in The Best American Travel Writing, The Best American Sports Writing and Best Food Writing series as well as in other anthologies.
Awards
In 2015 Tim was named a Travel Writer of the Year (second place) by the Society of American Travel Writers.
Articles by Tim Neville
Forgo the crowds and find your own quiet pocket of autumnal magic.
In Big Sky Country, waterfalls thunder, cowboy culture thrives, and mermaids beckon.
Explore a trio of towns along Highway 126 for a sampler of central Oregon sights and scenery.
These drives keep the adventures going throughout the year.
Check out these hikes in state parks and other public lands instead of crowded national parks.
Not just the prettiest. Not just the most popular. The best state parks in the West.
Have a memorable holiday season at sea on these cruise lines.
See it up close on the interactive trail network for kids and families.
Answer the call of the open road with trips to see rivers, craggy coasts, and mountain passes.
Pack the cowboy boots and some Gore-Tex apparel on a winter escape.
The state capital boasts massive rainforests, mountains, and glaciers.
Palm Springs and Joshua Tree National Park peak in winter with hip offerings and outdoor adventure.
Klamath Falls offers outdoor adventures, historical sites, and comfort food.
Discover this base camp for outdoor winter fun that's also big on holiday spirit.