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Adventure
Guide to the Pacific Northwest
by Don Young, Marjorie Young
April 1999,
Hunter
Publishing, Paperback, 360 pages, (guidebook)
Go beyond the Space Needle in Seattle to watch the killer whales (orcas) among
Washington's gorgeous San Juan Islands, engage some llamas to carry your gear on a camping
trip to the high country, and more.
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Best
Places Northwest :
Restaurants, Lodgings, Touring
by Giselle Smith
September 2000, Paperback, 13th revised edition,
608 pages, (guidebook)
Features helpful three-day itineraries,
and in-depth star-rated reviews of the best restaurants and lodgings
throughout Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia.
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Transportation
Fodor's Pacific
Northwest : Expert Advice and
Smart Choices: Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore on and Off the Beaten Path
March 2000, Paperback, 13th edition,
512 pages, (guidebook)
Reviews of accommodations and attractions
based on visits by savvy writer-residents.
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Frommer's
Great Outdoor Guide to Washington & Oregon
June 1999, Paperback,
478 pages, (guidebook)
Listings of outfitters, rental
shops, ski slopes and cross-country centers, horseback-riding stables, and
guides to beaches, lakes, fishing streams, picnic areas, hiking trails,
swimming holes, bike routes, campsites, and state parks.
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Great
Vacations in Oregon & Washington; A Travel Writer's Favorite Vacation
Getaways
by KiKi Canniff
October 1998, Paperback, 160
pages, (guidebook)
The author, an Oregon resident,
has spent the past 25 years exploring and writing about Washington and
Oregon. Find out where this Northwest's camping guru goes when she
chooses her own destination. In ten complete family vacation
adventures, visit the Pacific Northwest's gorgeous rain forests, painted
canyons, glacially-carved lakes, Pacific Ocean beaches, and Columbia River
Gorge. Discover the best views and hiking trails on Mt. Rainier, and
St. Helens. Learn where to find good fishing, swimming, rock-hounding,
festivals, historic sites, and great accommodations.
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Hidden
Pacific Northwest
by Eric Lucas
May 2000, Paperback, 5th edition,
592 pages, (guidebook)
From the region's best-known
destinations, to quirky gems.
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Insight
Guides the Pacific Northwest
by Hans Hofer
January 1998,
3rd edition, Paperback, ? pages, (guidebook)
Let's
Go Alaska & the Pacific Northwest: Including Western Canada
by Tom Davidson (Editor)
December 1999, Paperback, Revised
edition, 560 pages
Guide to the urban scenes, native cultures, and vast wilderness of the
Northwest - from Oregon to the Arctic.
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Lonely Planet
Pacific Northwest: Oregon
& Washington
by Bill McRae, Jennifer Snarski, Judy Jewell
January 1999, Paperback, 2nd edition,
905 pages, (guidebook)
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Montana,
Wyoming and Idaho Travel-Smart Trip Planner
by C. J. Box
March 1998, Paperback, 272 pages
Written in a breezy, fun style, the
guide includes a helpful section on using Yellowstone as a hub.
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Pacific
Northwest : (Compass American guide)
by John Doerper, Greg Vaugn (Photographer)
March 1999, Paperback, 2nd edition, (guidebook)
Doerper knows the region well and manages to weave in apple, cheese, and oyster tours of
Washington; a guide to Northwest wineries; literary and historical extracts; as well as
topical essays on subjects ranging from potlatch giveaways to Columbia River explorations
to the cuisine of the West.
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Pacific
Northwest Travel-Smart
by Jena MacPherson
April 1999, John Muir Publications, Paperback, 2nd
edition, 272 pages, (guidebook)
Includes scenic routes off the beaten path, and maps out a one- to three-week route to the
best of Washington and Oregon.
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Rough Guide
Pacific Northwest : Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, Alberta, Yukon
by Tim Jepson, Phil Lee
July 1998, Paperback, 2nd edition, 656 pages,
59 maps, (guidebook)
For the dynamic cities of Seattle and Vancouver, you'll
find the stylish and critical hotel, restaurant, club and bar reviews invaluable. For
those seeking adventure, the Rough Guide offers expert guidance into the great outdoors,
including hiking trails and detailed maps.
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