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Check this out:Don't let the Oregon winter weather scare you off from getting outside. Wintertime in Oregon can be really beautiful, with full waterfalls, beautiful snowcapped mountains and snowshoeing opportunities, and the forests take on a whole new level of green from the rain.
Take a look at the Top 10 Oregon Winter Hikes and enjoy this season of wonder! 
DON'T MISS OUT!!!
If you signed up last year for the 1 year membership, it has now expired. Memberships are on sale now and you get a discount for purchasing for the whole year rather than seasonally. The yearly membership makes it much easier when logging in because your membership will never lapse between seasons. -You will get access to those lesser known hidden gem hiking trails that I write about on the website. -You get 1-2 new write-ups per season as well as an educational newsletter. -New this year, you will get FREE printer friendly versions of all the hikes! Get your 1 year membership now and don't miss out on really epic things coming to the site in 2021! (**Yearly memberships will only be offered through 1/15). This is a wonderful way to support Hike Oregon and to ensure that there is always more content coming to the website. |
what trails are accessible:With the wildfire devastation that has occurred in Oregon, there are quite a few forest and road closured in place that are changing on a weekly basis
Check out what Hike Oregon trails and roads are currently accessible: http://bit.ly/2CNyuOe Youtube:Whether you're new to winter hiking or a seasoned pro, having the right gear for winter hiking and snowshoeing is important not only for your comfort but also for your safety!
Check out this brand new video all about Winter Hiking Gear Essentials to make sure you are prepared for your next adventure (and there is a special link & coupon code for you to save 15% on any winter gear items that you don't have yet!) Hike of the month:
Drift Creek Falls is a short family friendly hike between Salem and Lincoln City. It is 3 miles round trip, gaining 525 feet of elevation and the trail takes you through a stunning coastal forest with moss covered trees, and across the longest and tallest suspension bridge in Oregon. This hike is great fall folks of all ages and activity levels and during the winter the ferns and mosses are lush and bright green, and the waterfall 66 ft. tall waterfall is raging!
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