Lincoln City Dog Friendly Hotels
As it’s such a popular tourist destination for Oregonians and tourists with dogs, there are a large number of Pet Friendly Hotels in Lincoln City. Many have specific rules though,...
Dog Friendly Restaurants in Lincoln City
Dog Friendly Restaurants in Lincoln City Lincoln City in general is relatively dog friendly, and has a large number of accommodation options for those with pets. But there are only...
Cherryville Oregon
Name: Cherryville Class: Unknown GPS: 45.3670643, -122.1550842 Directions: From Sandy, Oregon, drive East on Highway 26 for six miles. East Cherryville Drive is on the left. The Post Office was...
Ghost Town of Tampico Oregon
Lewis McArthur doesn’t even list this town in Oregon Geographic Names! The coordinates for the Post Office have it just North West of Camp Adair. If you know anything about...
Virginia City, Nevada – Tourist Ghost Town and National Historic Landmark
Name: Virginia City Class: E1 GPS: 39.313473, -119.648993 Directions: From Reno Nevada, head south on Highway 395.Take 341 East (it’s labeled Virginia City,) for 14 miles. 341 goes through the...
Portland’s Mountains
Taken from the top floor of the Red Lion Inn near Lloyd Center in Portland. They were taken through the windows of the hotel. From North to South Mt. St....
Office Covered Bridge (Westfir)
The Office Covered Bridge is probably one of the most unique covered bridges around due to it’s attached walkway. It’s also Oregon’s longest covered bridge at 180 feet. The bridge...
Rosette, Utah
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Park Valley Utah
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Collier Logging Museum at Collier Memorial State Park
I have probably passed the Collier Logging Museum at Collier Memorial State Park well over a hundred times in my life without ever stopping there. It was during a trip...
Explorers and Pioneers in Southern Oregon
Back to Part One – Collier Logging Museum They managed to move several cabins from around the area to preserve them. According to their website, they have (or are in...
Peter Skene Ogden and the Williamson River
Back to Part 2 – Explorers and Pioneers in Southern Oregon Peter Skene Ogden was likely the first white man to enter this part of Oregon. As a Chief Trader...
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