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Check this out:Since everyone is still quarantined and hopefully adhering to the Stay At Home order, it is the perfect time to plan some upcoming hikes and adventures for later this spring. Here is a list of some of the top 10 spring hikes throughout the state! Whether you are wanting to train for those summer summits or take an easy stroll outside with your kids, there is definitely something on this list for you!
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what trails are accessible:With COVID-19 closures being posted all over the National Forests and BLM lands, and with the Stay At Home order in place until further notice, it is advised that you not take unnecessary trips right now. However, we understand that hiking and being outdoors is what keeps many of us mentally sound and healthy, so if you do choose to hike, please stay close to home and DO NOT stop in any small towns! Check out what Hike Oregon trails and roads are currently accessible: http://bit.ly/2CNyuOe
Youtube:In this week's new video I talk all about poison oak, poison ivy and poison sumac, how to identify them, avoid them and what to do to treat a rash if you do get one while you're hiking or backpacking.
Hike of the month:The mid-section of the Lawler trail to Rock Knob is one of the coolest hikes near Eugene! This 5.6 mile low-traffic trail takes you through an absolutely magical forest and up to two incredible viewpoints where you can see to the east all the way to Fuji Mountain, as well as to the west all the way to Marys Peak!
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