Introducing Oregon Cascades
Snowy peaks are scattered all around this beautiful region, offering an outdoors smorgasbord of recreational adventures. Think skiing, mountaineering, hiking, camping, bicycling, golfing, rafting, kayaking, fishing and rock climbing – it’s all here, along with a healthy dose of sunshine in which to enjoy it all. Don’t miss majestic Crater Lake, which started life as a 12, 000ft volcano before blowing its top. And when it’s time for a break, the booming metropolis of Bend is there to provide travelers with plenty of fine food, civilization and rest.
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Last updated: Sep 22, 2008
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RE: Budget for 5,5 month roadtrip Canada to south USA
by johnsang 12 September 2011
6000 miles in 5.5 months is about 36 miles a day average, I don't think this is realistic if you are exploring and looking for good campsite…
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RE: Camping - E. Washington State
by hermosajoe 02 September 2011
Bob, well the word is out on Yak canyon. It was completly filled with people and river rats. Very nice area but too crowded for me. Spent…
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RE: west coast, rockies and southwest road trip tips and hotel recommendations
by CascadeBob 31 August 2011
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