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What is the Northwest?
A Provocative Description of the Pacific Northwest
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General
Northwest
Outdoors. KYVE-TV, 1105 S.
15th Avenue, Yakima, WA 98902. Station Phone: 509-452-4700.
Northwest
Voyageurs
Offers river trips in Montana, Oregon and Idaho.
Pacific
Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association
PNW4WDA is a nonprofit organization comprised of member clubs from Idaho, Oregon and
Washington, united in a common objective - the betterment of vehicle oriented outdoor
recreation.
Pacific
Northwest Gardening Home Page
Pacific
Northwest Native Wildlife Gardening
Pacific Northwest
Orienteering
Covers events and club info in British Columbia, northern Idaho, northern Oregon and
Washington.
REI: Outdoor Links
Seattle-based Recreational Equipment Incorporated's favorite links to camping, climbing,
cycling, paddling, snow sports and travel. Look for Northwest links.
Venture
Northwest
Venture Northwest offer steelhead trout and salmon fishing guide service, big game hunting
of caribou, elk, deer, bear, moose, bird hunting for waterfowl, and river tours.
Bicycling & Mountain Biking
BMX Northwest
Local race coverage in Oregon and Washington.
The Northwest
Cycling Page
Birding
Audobon Online
The mission of the National Audubon Society is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems,
focusing on birds and other wildlife for the benefit of humanity and the earth's
biological diversity. Founded in 1905, the National Audubon Society is named for John
James Audubon (1785-1851), famed ornithologist, explorer, and wildlife artist. The Society
has 508 chapters in the Americas including British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Contact them for details on free
field trips available to the public.
Boating
Northwest
Boating
Comprehensive boating guide to destinations, product reviews, discussion
forums, weather, tides, classifieds, and more!
Diving
Diving
in The Northwest
Site features a collection of scuba dive site reviews, local store and charter
information, a 'critter' photolibrary, dive agency information, technical diving
information, and a small collection of favorite links. Focuses on the coastal areas of
southern British Columbia, and northern Washington with a plethora of information towards
scuba diving in the greater Puget Sound region.
Fishing
Fish with Us
Online sport fishing magazine with articles, equipment giveaways, licensing info, reports,
locations, classified ads and tactics. Covers British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Washington and beyond.
Fishing the Northwest
Editior and local contributors offer fishing reports, stories and tips on Steelhead trout
and salmon from Oregon and Washington. (Web site by USA10.com.)
Flyfishing
Northwest Waters
Larry Bruning's stories and photos are mainly from western Washington.
Steelheader.net
Devoted to steelhead, salmon and trout fishing in British Columbia, California, Idaho,
Oregon and Washington.. Site offers information on equipment, fishing reports,
tides, river levels, weather and more.
Welcome
to StreamNet Online
This Northwest aquatic information network is a cooperative venture of the Pacific
Northwest's fish and wildlife agencies and tribes, which aims to preserve and restore the
region's aquatic resources. Focussing on the Columbia River basin in Idaho, Montana,
Oregon and Washington, the web site has lots of information on local species, including
interactive maps.
Golf
Cybergolf
Northwest*
Details on golf courses in Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Also, tournaments,
instruction and photo gallery.
Northwest
Golf Gallery
Golf getaways in British Columbia, Oregon and Washington. Short descriptions with images
of courses and accommodations, and listing of golf equipment suppliers.
Pacific Golf
Adventures
Specializes in golf vacations, packages and tours, including Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
PGA - Pacific
Northwest Section
Information for both the professional and golfing public, focusing on Oregon and
Washington.
Hiking
Cool Trails*
Featuring trip reports from backpackers in Washington state, Oregon, British Columbia, and
Idaho. Select your hike by region or by the experience you want (winter trails, beaches,
fire lookouts, etc.). Each hike has a Cool Trails Effort Rating from 1 to 10. Guidebooks
for sale at a discount.
Favorite Hikes in the Pacific
Northwest
This page of Tom Griffin's web site includes reports of his hikes on Rainier, The Pacific
Crest Trail, and Yellowstone's Bechler River Valley. Also advice on crossing river,
blisters, and links to other hiking sites.
Hidden
Trails
World-wide in scope, this links to a Hidden Trails search page for finding ranches, horse
riding, cattle drives, fly fishing, kayaking, canoeing, rafting, and hiking in the USA and
Canada.
Northern Exposure
Darren Vader's web site has information related to hiking/backpacking in the Pacific
Northwest, including tips for beginners, trail reports and tales, and photos.
Pacific Northwest Hikes
Greg's web site has descriptions with photos of trails in the Alpine Lakes, Olympic, and
Cascades regions, and some British Columbia. Also includes a bulletin board, ranger
station phone numbers, and links.
Song's
World
Song's photos and trip reports of hikes on Mt Rainier, Mt Baker, Mt St Helens, Mt Saul,
Vesper, Anderson Lakes, Gardner, Chikamin Ridge, and Mt Hawkins. Also has hikes
worldwide.
Trails
in the Pacific Northwest
The Go Northwest! directory of hiking trails in the Pacific Northwest.
Hunting
Western
Hunters Booking Service
Representing hunting and fishing outfitters in
the Pacific Northwest. Moose, caribou, bear, goats, sheep, elk, deer
and antelope hunts. Archery, rifle, and muzzleloader. Exceptional summer trips including horseback riding, paddling, and fishing into Yellowstone National Park and the Bob Marshall and Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Areas of Idaho and Montana.
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Go Northwest! Bookstore
Best selection of books on the Northwest.
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Adventure Guide to the Pacific Northwest
by Don Young, Marjorie Young
April 1999, Hunter
Publishing, Paperback, 360 pages, (non-fiction)
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Hidden
Pacific Northwest
by Eric Lucas
May 2000, Paperback, 5th edition,
592 pages,(non-fiction)
From the region's best-known
destinations, to quirky gems.
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Pacific
Northwest Travel-Smart
by Jena MacPherson
April 1999, John Muir Publications, Paperback, 2nd
edition, 272 pages, (non-fiction)
Includes scenic routes off the beaten path, and maps out a one- to three-week route to the
best of Washington and Oregon. Order now...
Quick Escapes
Pacific Northwest: 32 Weekend Trips from Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver,
B.C
by Marilyn McFarlane, Christine Cunningham
August 1999, Paperback, 4th edition, 336 pages, (non-fiction)
Includes: destination highlights, activities for morning and afternoon, choice restaurants
and lodgings, special events and festivals, shopping, local sources of information,
detailed, helpful maps. Order now...
Hiking
the Great Northwest: 55 Greatest Trails in Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Northern California, British Columbia, and the canadia
by Harvey Manning, Vicky Spring, Ira Spring, Vicki Spring, Ara Spring
December 1998, Paperback, 2nd edition, 208 pages, (non-fiction)
Showcasing the best of the spectacular,
unspoiled Northwest.
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