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Northwest Travel Magazine is your Bi-Monthly Guide
to Enjoying Travel Throughout the Northwest.
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you need to make your travels through the Pacific Northwest more
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Editors Notes - By Rosemary Camozzi, Editor
A Visit to Chelan - If you haven't been to Chelan for a while, you might want to check out this beautiful valley's new wineries.
Great Golf - Courses with casinos area great combination.
Eagle, Birdie . . . Bogey! Oh My! - This golf lesson has a humorous twist.
When All the World's a Stage - Outdoor theater creates a magicl mood on starry summer evenings.
Hiking the Enchantments - A dream hike for hardy Backpackers.
Northwest Down Under - An underground cave tour is a "cool" way to spend the afternoon.
Camping for Connoisseurs - Don't let the remote location fool you. It's roughing it in style!
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Worth A Stop - Champoeg State Heritage Area - Champoeg’s spirit lives on as a State Heritage Area, with a calendar filled with events and activities that keep visitors busy.
Amazing Days Children's Museums - Some of the best specialized “playgrounds” in the Northwest, museums, that is, where education is disguised as just plain fun.
Worth a Stop - Plugfest - Red or yellow fire hydrants can be found just about everywhere, except in downtown Grants Pass, Oregon.
Destination Outdoors - Glacier Bay by “See” Kayak - An out of the ordinary five-day sea kayaking trip to Glacier Bay National Park’s McBride Glacier.
Gal-livanting Victoria - Expect the royal treatment when visiting B.C.’s enchanting capital.
Watchable Wildlife- Black Oystercatcher - A striking black bird with red bill and pink feet, the black oystercatcher is a contrast in color. It is a unique bird in many ways.
Nature Takes Center Stage - Flocks of migratory birds and other creatures put on a show at western Washington’s Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge.
Raptor Rapture - Known as fierce predators, bald eagles can be nuturing parents too.
Goin’ With the Flow - Whether you’re craving a wet and wild adventure or a relaxing family float, a rafting trip is sure to renew your spirit.
Idaho Falls - This city of 52,000 has new development, an amazing zoo, and a thriving arts scene.
Worth a Stop - Cashmere Washington's, Pioneer Village
Tasteful Travel - A Taste of the Pearl - A culinary walking tour in Portland’s flourishing Pearl District delights the palate of locals and visitors alike.
Worth A Stop - British Columbia's Veronica's Garden - Veronica Milner was a gifted artist and horticulturist, but it was unlikely that even she could foresee the day that her extraordinary garden, built on an evergreen-covered bluff near Qualicum Beach on British Columbia’s Vancouver Island, would one day be fit for a Queen.
Worth A Stop - Going Once, Going Twice—Sold! At Montana’s Creston Auction |
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