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Regional Driving and Vacation Guides
that target the Columbia and Snake River Basins, Oregon, Western
Washington, Northwest Wine Country and British Columbia.
It’s your invitation to explore these regions: the lush rain
forests in the northwest, the parched beauty that stretches
across southeastern deserts, mountains that harbor pristine
lakes and streams, and the rugged Pacific Coast, a place like no
other!
Useful maps, driving distances, and up-to-date
travel information make these guides favorites at Visitor
Centers. The user friendly design of the full-size,
4-color travel planners are set in a luxurious format and
complemented with tremendous photography.
Going on a vacation in the Great Northwest? Get a PDF copy
of our latest Vacation Guides here!
If
you would like a Vacation Guide mailed to you instead,
click here.
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2007-2008 Annual Oregon Vacation Guide - Vacationer's Resource - Over 55 Maps, Highways and Byways - 24 Perfect Drives, Golf and Food - 11 Fabulous Place. From oceanscapes to desert vistas to snowcapped mountains dressed in fir, Oregon offers a Northwest experience like no other. The 2007 edition of the Oregon Vacation Guide focuses on incredible places and exciting activities that can be enjoyed year-round. |
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The Mile-By-Mile Guide to Hwy 101 - 2007-2008 Official Visitor’s Guide - Explore the Secrets of the Tides, Top 14 Things Not to Miss, 10 Great Hikes, Best Places to Whale Watch, and Where to Take the Best Photos |
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Eastern Oregon Regional Trip Planner - Eastern Oregon is a place of awesome beauty-- from Hells Canyon's wildest rapids to the glimmering peaks of the Wallowas, from the rolling wheat fields of the Columbia River Plateau to the rugged breaks of Steens Mountain. The skies are wide and blue, and beautiful scenery unfolds around every bend in the road. Adventure awaits you. |
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Oregon Vacation Guide - Northern Coast - The
North Coast has been a popular vacation spot for Oregon’s
city dwellers for many years. The main cities are Astoria,
Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Tillamook, all situated along
miles of flat beaches and inlets punctuated with rugged
headlands. From I–5 easy access is provided by Hwy 6 to
Tillamook; Hwy 26 lands between Cannon Beach and Seaside;
and Hwy 30 takes you to Astoria.
View
online or download a
PDF guide.
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Oregon Vacation Guide - Central Coast - The poplar
central coast is readily accessible from the I–5 corridor.
Hwy 126 from Eugene is an hour’s drive into Florence. Hwy 34
west from Corvallis connects to Waldport, and Hwy 20 takes
travelers into Newport. Highways 18 and 22 lead to Lincoln
City. In addition to these flourishing cities, the region is
dotted with seaside and riverside villages. View
online or download a
PDF guide.
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Oregon Vacation Guide - Central Oregon - When it
comes to four-season fun, Central Oregon is unsurpassed. The
region has been ranked as one of the top-50 best golf
destinations in the world by Golf Digest. Fly-fishing on the
Deschutes, Metolius, or Crooked rivers can take an angler
from relaxed to thrilled in a matter of moments. Gliding in
a canoe over the clear blue waters of a Cascade lake sets a
new standard for communing with nature. And Mount Bachelor
is one of the finest winter recreation areas in North
America with a ski season that lasts from mid-November
through Memorial Day weekend in May.
View Central Oregon
online Download a
PDF guide.
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Oregon Vacation Guide - Eastern Oregon - Eastern
Oregon is called the Land of Extremes for good reason.
Snow-clad peaks, fragrant high desert, fertile farmland, and
roaring rivers—the east side of the state is full of
surprises. Autumn is a good time to drive the scenic byways
or ride the excursion train between Joseph and Elgin, watch
wildlife, or take bike rides around the valleys.
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Oregon Vacation Guide - Southern Oregon -
Snow-topped mountains, internationally acclaimed
Shakespearean theater, quality wineries, world-class
fly-fishing, and national wildlife refuges and forests are
just a few of the incentives for planning a trip to Southern
Oregon. Download
a
PDF guide. |
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Oregon Vacation Guide - South Coast -
America's wild rivers coast runs from
Northern California into Southern Oregon, an area known for
natural beauty on a gigantic scale. The coastline from the
Klamath area to the town of Smith River offers the grandeur
of the redwoods, unspoiled and secluded beaches, and
majestic rolling rivers. There is no mistake about it,
California’s Del Norte County is recreation oriented. The
Smith and the Klamath rivers are known for their fishing.
The redwood groves of Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
along Hwy 199 and Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park along
Hwy 101 between Crescent City and the Klamath area offer
unforgettable hiking and camping and amazing scenery while
driving.
View the Southern Oregon coast
online or download a
PDF guide. |
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Western Washington Vacation Guide - Kitsap & Olympic
Peninsula - Most visitors reach the Olympic
Peninsula by first crossing the Kitsap Peninsula. This land
mass misses being an island only by virtue of a narrow ridge
between Hood Canal and Case Inlet. The Hood Canal Floating
Bridge has also made the peninsula more accessible. View
this guide
online or download a
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Southwest British Columbia Vacation Guide - Vancouver Island
- Northwesterners know the real beauty
of southwest British Columbia. Travelers in this area often
pop across the border for short sojourns to Vancouver, or
slip aboard ferries to Victoria. But the southwest corner of
B.C. encompasses more than just grand metropolitan areas, it
also has sun-toasted island beaches, vast tracks of
forestland, and fierce but picturesque snowcapped mountains.
Beauty of every kind meshes here and creates a year-round
scenic playground. Bring a loved one. Bring the kids. Call
your best friend and plan a road trip. Come taste the wine,
ski the mountains, and visit some of the world’s most famous
landmarks, but bring this guide with you and discover that
there truly is something for everyone.
View this guide
online or download a
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Southwest British Columbia Vacation Guide - Vancouver Coast
& Mountains - In
addition to its lush and diverse landscape, the southwest
tip of B.C. features coastal and mountain recreation,
fascinating historical sites, and sophisticated and growing
cities. Come taste the wine, ski the mountains, and visit
some of the world’s most famous landmarks, but bring this
guide with you and discover that there truly is something
for everyone. View this guide
online or download a
PDF version. |
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Downloadable 2006 Guides |
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Northwest Wine
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Vacation Guide |
Oregon Vacation Guide
Intro and South Coast Section |
Oregon Vacation Guide
Central and North Coast Section |
Oregon Vacation Guide
Southern
Oregon, Willamette Valley, Portland and Gorge Section |
Oregon Vacation Guide
Columbia Gorge and Central and Eastern Oregon Section |
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RV Camping Guide
to the Oregon Coast |
Oregon Coast
Mile by Mile Guide
Northern Section |
Oregon Coast
Mile by Mile Guide
Central Section |
Oregon Coast
Mile by Mile Guide
Southern Section |
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