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Known as the gateway to the North Cascades National Park, Lake Chelan lies tucked behind the North Cascade Mountains in Washington. Even though the rugged Cascadian…
In the high desert region of central Oregon lies an unlikely, unexpected landscape. Dry agricultural lands, arid hills and riverbeds dominate the area, a geological…
While many parks in the northwestern part of the U.S. begin closing down facilities and roads as early as September, there are still numerous national…
It’s well-known among Oregonians that there’s no lack of things to see and do on the Oregon Coast. Besides hiking and camping, whale watching is…
With summer now in reach, countless campers and outdoors lovers are gearing up for a season full of sandy beaches, swimming holes and warm-weather fun…
Oregon is home to only one national park. But with 195 Oregon state parks, there’s clearly no lack of natural scenery worth protecting, or lack…
As Oregon’s only national park, Crater Lake National Park is arguably the state’s star attraction. It’s also among the most extraordinary national parks in America….
The ever-so-popular Umpqua Hot Springs are one of Southern Oregon’s main natural attractions. Located in the middle of Umpqua National Forest, these natural hot springs…
In an arid expanse of Southern California lies a state park that is truly stunning in both sparseness and variety. Encompassing over 600,000 acres, Anza-Borrego…