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Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge ~ Waterfall WednesdayMultnomah Falls is the most visited recreation site in the Pacific Northwest with 2 million stopping each year to take in
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Geocaching in Oregon ~ Where it all Began in 2000Celebrate Geocaching in Oregon – Blue Switch Day, May 2, 2000, is the day accurate GPS technology became available to
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Oregon White Oaks at Yamhill Vineyards Bed and BreakfastWhat’s so Special About Oregon White Oaks? The Oregon White Oak is an attractive deciduous hardwood tree native to
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Ewing Young Oak in Oregon’s Willamette ValleyEwing Young Oak in Oregon’s Willamette Valley ‘Ewing Young, fur trapper and trader in the Southwest and Mexico,
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Wilson Ranches Retreat in Central OregonWelcome, Partner, to Wilson Ranches Retreat At Wilson Ranches Retreat, your hosts, the Wilson Family, are fifth generation
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Grand Fir at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and BreakfastApril celebrates Arbor Day and Earth Day and we’ve recognized some Magnificent Oregon Trees all month. Hope you’ve
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Oregon State Fairgrounds Oak GroveOregon State Fairgrounds Oak Grove ‘Dating back for six to ten thousand years before the arrival of Euro-American
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Sweet Creek Falls and the Sweet Creek Falls Trail #1319Sweet Creek Falls is the largest and best waterfall in the excellent Sweet Creek Falls trail complex. The falls drop 70 feet
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Mount Hood Railroad Railbike AdventureEmbark on the Ultimate Railbike Adventure Through the Hood River Valley Climb aboard a Mount Hood Railroad Railbike, a
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Best Oregon Waterfalls to See Without Removing Your SeatbeltWith winter and spring come winter storms and snow pack melt, supplying Oregon scenic rivers the water needed to create our
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Ellmaker Grove – Ellmaker Oak, Maple Row and Incense CedarEllmaker Grove – Ellmaker Oak, Maple Row and Incense Cedar The trees that make up the Ellmaker Grove include the
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Huntington Wagon Road JunipersThe Huntington Wagon Road Junipers. line of a very old Native American Trail. The Huntington Wagon Road was marked by J.W.
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