Geocaching in Oregon ~ Where it all Began in 2000

Celebrate Geocaching in Oregon – Blue Switch Day, May 2, 2000, is the day accurate GPS technology became available to
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Celebrate Geocaching in Oregon – Blue Switch Day, May 2, 2000, is the day accurate GPS technology became available to
... moreCelebrate 25 Years of Geocaching Geocaching in Oregon is nothing new as the game started here. This phenomenon beganย May 3,
... moreWhat’s so Special About Oregon White Oaks? The Oregon White Oak is an attractive deciduous hardwood tree native to
... moreWelcome, Partner, to Wilson Ranches Retreat At Wilson Ranches Retreat, your hosts, the Wilson Family, are fifth generation
... moreApril celebrates Arbor Day and Earth Day and weโve recognized some Magnificent Oregon Trees all month. Hope you’ve
... moreOregon State Fairgrounds Oak Grove ‘Dating back for six to ten thousand years before the arrival of Euro-American
... moreSweet Creek Falls is the largest and best waterfall in the excellent Sweet Creek Falls trail complex. The falls drop 70 feet
... moreEmbark on the Ultimate Railbike Adventure Through the Hood River Valley Climb aboard a Mount Hood Railroad Railbike, a
... moreEllmaker Grove – Ellmaker Oak, Maple Row and Incense Cedar The trees that make up the Ellmaker Grove include the
... moreThe Huntington Wagon Road Junipers. line of a very old Native American Trail. The Huntington Wagon Road was marked by J.W.
... moreGiant Spruce of Cape Perpetua on the Oregon Coast. Oregon Heritage Trees tell the Oregon Story. Half a century before
... moreWhat does it take for a tree to be recognized as an Oregon Heritage Tree? ‘Honored groves, single trees or groups of
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