No comments about AAA Oregon & Washington: Crater Lake National Park, Eugene, Kennewick, Mt. Rainier National Park, Olympia, Pasco, Portland, Richland, Salem, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Columbia River Scenic Area Map, Driving Distance Charts, Toll & Ferry Information (State Series 2007, 2007-515807).

No comments about Insiders' Guide to Portland, Oregon, 3rd: Including the Metro Area and Vancouver, Washington.

No comments about Oregon.

No comments about Inside Out Oregon: A Best Places Guide to the Outdoors (Inside Out Oregon).

No comments about Narrative of a Tour from the State of Indiana to the Oregon Territory in the Years 1841-2.

No comments about Oregon State Road Map.

1 comments about Day Hikes from Oregon Campgrounds.

1. A must have if you live in or close enough (like me) to Oregon to camp there, and you insist that your campground has a hiking trail, like I do! I found a wealth of information on where to camp and hike in my neighboring state, and even though I haven't had time to go camping yet, I have used this to find hiking trails to explore. Many nice, enticing photos throughout the book, and decriptions of the wildlife and scenery at the campgrounds and hikes, all nessesary information about the campgrounds and hikes are given, such as how many tent sites are available (I was surprised to see one campground had only one tent site!) and how long the hiking trails are. If you need a guide for Oregon on camping and/or hiking, I think this is the book you've been looking for.

1 comments about National Geographic The Northwest: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming (Close-Up, USA).

1. This is a map that you can hang on the wall and oogle! (Well, one side at a time!) One side shows WA, OR, ID, MT, WY and features the great mountains, parks and forests of the region; they are in color on an otherwise white background. Surrounding areas are muted. The other side is titled: Parklands and the Pioneer Northwest, full of text and illustration, with a few smaller detailed maps (Puget Sound, Glacier, Yellowstone). The text is the briefest intro to the natural areas, in which local points of interest are indicated. Each state has its tourist office address and phone number listed. The map is oriented to the green side of your soul, rather than the urban side. Major and secondary arterials and cities, of course, are noted. There is not great detail, but then, this map does cover six states, not just one. Still, it is most useful for those looking to do the parks and outdoors. Note that the map, when folded, is about 6"x8", slightly different from your basic gas station map. A big plus is that the map is plasticized, so that it is very sturdy and can be rained on with impunity. A map that you will want to keep and show off to friends.

No comments about Salem Oregon Map (Rand McNally).

No comments about Eastern Oregon: Portrait of the Land and Its People (Oregon Geographic Series).