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Let it Snow! 5 Places You Can Still Snowshoe in Oregon

With an unusually warm winter that has been full of sunshine and rain the locals and visitors to...

There are lots of trails in the Bend area, but snow cover varies widely according to the season...

If, like me, you relish the unexplained, then set your sights on the delightful city of Gold Hill...

The four-mile wide Astoria-Megler Bridge over the Columbia River from Washington State, is a great...

Want to extend your season in Oregon? There are lots of trails in the Bend area, but many of them...

Not far from the Government Camp-area trails I described in a recent article on Snowshoemag.com is...

Government Camp is a town adjacent to Oregon’s Mt. Hood National Forest and the area is loaded with...

Wanderlust Tours has been a leading light in guided trips and snowshoe hikes in Central Oregon for...

With its summit at 11,000 feet, Northern Oregon’s most prominent landmark is visible up to...

Set deep in the renowned Rogue River National Forest just 23 miles from Crater Lake National Park...

Snowshoeing is known as the world’s fastest-growing winter sport. Last season, despite dismal snow...

The word “Wanderlust” stems from the merging of two German words—wander (to hike) and...