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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Hiking Hurricane Ridge – Olympic NP
Port Angeles, WA One of the most beautiful places in Olympic National Park is a place called Hurricane Ridge. The Ridge is accessed by way of a 17 mile long road that begins at the main park visitor center just … Continue reading
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Hiking to the Sol Duc Falls with Friends
Port Angeles, WA One day last week we drove west of Port Angeles to the Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort and joined friends, Eric and Laurel (Raven and Chickadee), for a hike on the Lover’s Lane Trail to the Sol … Continue reading
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Whiskey Loop Hike and a Dam Removal
Port Angeles, WA Our first hike in Olympic National Park was a 6.3 mile lollipop loop trail beginning at the Whiskey Bend Trailhead. To get to the trailhead we drove west on US 101 a few miles from our site … Continue reading
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North to the Olympic Peninsula
Port Angeles, WA After a windy couple of days along the Columbia River Gorge, we headed west on I-84 and turned north on I-5 near Portland. An uneventful drive of 200 miles put us 10 miles northwest of Olympia, WA … Continue reading
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Along the Columbia River – Mosier, OR
Mosier, OR After staying in Bend two extra days to let some rain pass through, we headed north on US-97 Monday morning. The trip of about 145 miles began pleasantly, but soon became a bit of a struggle. The first … Continue reading
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Hiking to Tumalo Falls – Bend, OR
Bend, OR Tumalo Falls is a 90 foot waterfall on the Tumalo Creek west of Bend. To get to the trailhead we took Skyliners Drive about 10.5 miles from town and turn right on Forest Service Road 4601, which is … Continue reading
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Hiking up Black Butte – Bend, OR
Bend, OR Black Butte is an inactive volcano 5.5 miles west of the little town of Sisters, which is 18 miles northwest of Bend. Black Butte looks young, as it is barely eroded. Mt. Washington, which is visible from the … Continue reading
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Trail Around Paulina Lake – Bend, OR
Bend, OR In a previous blog we wrote about a visit to the Newberry Caldera, located in a section of the Newberry National Volcano Monument about 30 miles south of Bend. The Caldera was formed when a magma chamber collapsed … Continue reading
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Hiking to Lava Lakes
Bend, OR The Cascades Lakes National Scenic Byway runs for 66 miles from Bend heading south on the east side of the Cascade Range. It goes up and around Mt. Bachelor and provides access to many recreational facilities in central … Continue reading
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Enjoying Bend
Bend, OR We’ve kept pretty busy enjoying the Bend area during our time here. Early in our stay we drove up to nearby Mt. Bachelor to check out the snow at the ski slope. They had a winter of heavy … Continue reading
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