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100
Hikes in Southern Oregon
by William L. Sullivan
March 2010
Paperback, 256 Pages
This guide to Southern
Oregon proves there's more to this scenic region than Crater Lake, the Rogue
River, and Mt. Shasta. Discover a hot springs in the hills behind Roseburg, a
wildflower mecca near Ashland, and a hidden lake basin in the Trinity Alps. The
book describes hikes for families and plenty of options for backpackers,
mountain bikers, and equestrians.
Backcountry
Ski and Snowboard Routes: Oregon
by Christopher Van Tilburg
Mountaineers Books
November 2011
Paperback, 256 pages; Kindle, 27,196 KB, 256 pages
This guide
from Mountaineers Books covers almost 100 routes including 30 routes on
Mount Hood. Learn about
avalanche safety, best resources and gear, Oregon backcountry laws, and routes
by best season and skill level.
Columbia
River With Lewis And Clark
by Cheryll Halsey
October 2006, 111 pages, paperback
The chapters in this book are
organized to represent different segments of the route followed by the Corps
of Discovery across Idaho, Washington and Oregon. A trail guide points out
actual sites of camps and significant events and landmarks experienced
during the expedition. Also included is regional places of interest and
sightseeing opportunities listed, along with maps.
Complete
Angler's Guide to Oregon, Second Edition
by John Shewey
April 2011
Paperback, 419 pages
This guide
covers all bodies of water along with detailed fishing maps of the waters.
Discover the best time to fish, where and best tactics for many types of
fish. Find info on access, boat ramps, towns, campsites and public land.
The
Creaky Knees Guide Oregon: The 80 Best Easy Hikes
by Seabury Blair
Jr.
May 2010, Paperback, 320 pages
This book covers the best easy-to-walk hikes throughout the
state. Trails are divided into regions, including a section on urban
hikes and walks. A chart compiles the hikes per effort level
required, overall hike rating, and best season to hit the trail.
Day
Hikes in the Columbia River Gorge: Hiking Loops, High Points and
Waterfalls within the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
by Sam
J. Scarmuzzi
September 2015, paperback, hardback and kindle
Hikes are covered for the entire Columbia Gorge corridor.
This guide features color photographs and topographic maps, points of
interest and descriptions of geological events that created the gorge.
Field
Guide to Oregon River
by Tim Palmer
October 2014, paperback, 288 pages
This author, photographer and
river conservationist profiles over 100 waterways throughout Oregon in
this field guide. Learn the history of the rivers, geology, plants,
animals and ecology. Discover the best hiking along the rivers, fishing,
kayaking, boating and rafting spots.
Fly
Fishing the Cascade Lakes by BendFlyFishing (1-1/2 Hour Central Oregon Fly
Fishing / Tying Tutorial DVD)
by BendFlyFishing
Multimedia CD 2012
This DVD or CD-ROM contains approximately
60 minutes of fly fishing 10 lakes and 30 minutes on tying 5 lake flies.
Learn fly fishing methods, see beautiful scenery and photography along with
which fish species are found at each lake.
Hiking
the Columbia River Gorge: A Guide to the Area's Greatest Hiking
Adventures (Regional Hiking Series), Third Edition
by Jim Yuskavitch
July 2014
paperback, 264 pages
Learn about a wide array of hikes from easy to very difficult. Included
are detailed trail descriptions, history, points of interest such as
waterfalls and where the best campsites are located.
Hiking
the Columbia River Gorge, 2nd Edition
by Russ Schneider
June 2004, Paperback, 256 pages
Features 50 hikes
for all skill levels. Sample fifty hikes in the Columbia River Gorge.
Discover waterfalls; take in vistas of one of the country's most dramatic
rivers; stroll through old-growth forests or venture across high-desert
plateaus. This guide points out the region's geological features, historical
sites, trees, birds, flowers, and mammals.
Hiking
Oregon's Southern Cascades & Siskiyous (Regional Hiking Series)
by Art Bernstein
June 2001
Paperback, 360 pages
Use this guide for
up-to-date trail information, accurate directions to popular as well as
less-traveled trails, difficulty ratings for each hike, detailed trail maps, and
zero-impact camping tips.
Holding
Fast: The Untold Story of the Mount Hood Tragedy
by Karen James
February 2010
Hardcover, 256 pages; Paperback, 256 pages; Kindle, 2,912 KB, 256 pages
This is the story of three climbers trapped on Mt. Hood by a severe storm with
hurricane-force winds that would not permit the rescue workers to do their
work. This is the story written by the wife of one of the climbers.
Moon
Spotlight Oregon's Columbia River Gorge Camping & Hiking
by Sean Patrick
Hill and Tom Stienstra
June 2010, paperback, 142 pages
This 80-page compact guide covers the region's best
camping and hiking sights including Jefferson Park, Mt Hood National Forest,
and Metolius River. Easy-to-follow maps and clear driving directions lead
campers and hikers to the best wilderness spots.
Moon
Spotlight Oregon's Southern Cascades Camping & Hiking
by Sean Patrick Hill
and Tom Stienstra
October 2010, Paperback, 250 pages
Camp listings have at-a-glance icons indicating nearby
trails, swimming, fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking, and hot springs. Hiking
descriptions include distance, estimated hiking time, and a rating for
difficulty, easy-to-follow maps and clear driving directions area.
Oregon
Lake Maps & Fishing Guide
by Gary Lewis (Author, Editior), Esther Poleo-Appel (Design, Illustrator),
Durten Kampmann (Illustrator), Jesse Sanberg (Illustator)
June 2015
Paperback, 88 pages
Information source for 39
lakes and their surrounding communities. Find roads, access points, tackle
guide, types of bait to use, fishing methods, where to go bank fishing,
accommodations and related services plus much more.
Trails
of Crater Lake National Park & Oregon Caves National Monument
by William L.
Sullivan
April 2010
Paperback, 112 pages
This guide includes detailed descriptions of trails, sightseeing suggestions, and
tips on where to stay. Included are color guides to the wildflowers and wildlife
of the parks, as well as illustrated chapters about the parks' history and
geology.
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