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Gas Station Collectibles and History Mobil Travel Guides Toys and Gifts
Oregon Guidebooks, Recreation, and Travel Information
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Crater Lake National Park : Including Blue Wilderness by Ron Warfield, Jeff Nicholas (Editor), Nicky Leach (Editor) Paperback - 32 pages 1 edition (June 1998) Sierra Press; Dimensions (in inches): 0.17 x 9.06 x 9.10 Features spectacular color photography and exquisite reproductions. Expanded interpretive captions and beautifully written essays provide in-depth information on the human and natural histories of the Park. More information... |
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Fishing in Oregon by Madelynne Diness Sheehan, Dan Casali (Contributor), Steve Terrill (Photographer) Paperback - 288 pages 8th Rev&up edition (January 1995) Flying Pencil Pubns; Dimensions (in inches): 0.60 x 10.85 x 8.41 If there is a body of water in Oregon with fish in it, its listed in this book. From salmon to largemouth bass, Fishing in Oregon will put you on 'em. My only complaint is with some of the directions to the locations. Unless you're fairly familiar with the area mentioned it can get a bit tricky. Though a good Oregon map pretty much makes up for any difficulty. If you live in Oregon and you fish, this book is a must. More information... |
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100 Hikes in Southern Oregon by William L. Sullivan Paperback - 240 pages (April 1997) Navillus; Dimensions (in inches): 0.60 x 8.45 x 5.52 Welcome to the spectacular trails of Southern Oregon and adjacent Northern California! This comprehensive guide proves there's more to this scenic region than just Crater Lake National Park, the Rogue River, and Mt. Shasta. Come discover a hot springs in the hills behind Roseburg, a wildflower mecca near Ashland, and a historic cabin in the Trinity Alps. All of the trips are well suited for day hikers, but you'll also find 48 routes recommended for backpackers, 22 trails for mountain bikers, and 59 paths for equestrians. And don't hang up your hiking boots in winter. Special symbols identify 24 trails that are open all year. The book features a variety of difficulty levels. If you're hiking with children, look for the symbols identifying 54 carefully chosen kids' hikes -- trips that are easy enough for the whole family. Advanced hikers, on the other hand, can choose from 40 unabashedly difficult treks. And if you really want to get away from it all, a list at the back of the book describes 100 MORE hikes in Southern Oregon -- little-known but intriguing treks for adventurous spirits. More information... |
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The Rogue River Guide by Kevin Keith Tice Paperback (June 1995) Mountain N Air Books; Dimensions (in inches): 0.34 x 9.05 x 6.03 A Guide to take along. River map, put in and return routes. A complete and accurate set of information. No one navigating the Rogue should go without. The maps are well detailed and can be used on the river. More information... |
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VHS Video: Rogue River Steelhead - Orvis Hooked On Fly Fishing Vol.ORR Rated: G Director: Jim Watt Edition Details: • NTSC format (US and Canada only) • Color, Dolby, Full Screen The Rogue River in Oregon State... Flows through a wide variety of country, from the flat plains north of Interstate-5, down through the steep canyons of the coastal range. Though many of the steelhead on the Rogue are what they call "half pounders"... There are some big fish to be caught as well. The Rogue River not only provides excellent fishing water, but terrific white water rafting as well. Morrisons Lodge... Located on the banks of the river has been famous in the Rogue River country for 50 years now. The steelhead on the Rogue, once pursued by such angling luminaries as Zane Grey, are making an excellent comeback in this spectacularly beautiful river. Gwenn Perkins and guides from Morrisons Lodge pursue these historical creatures with gusto. Fly Tying... Alec Jackson compliments an interesting several days of fishing on the Rogue by tying a "Skykomish Sunrise" from the Hooked On Fly Tying Popular Northwest Steelhead Patterns. More information... |
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Crater Lake National Park and Vicinity by Jeffrey P. Schaffer Paperback (July 1983) Wilderness Pr; Dimensions (in inches): 0.45 x 9.01 x 6.01 Mt. Mazama, a towering, glacier-clad volcano not unlike present-day Mt. Hood, erupted roughly 6,900 years ago, leaving behind the deep hole that is now Crater Lake. Famous for the lake's deep, crystal-clear waters and rugged surrounding terrain, Crater Lake National Park is a bounty of unique geology in a spectacular setting. This guide to the area provides plenty of useful trail info for hikers, skiers, and anglers--as well as lessons in local botany, geology, and wildlife. Also included is a detailed driving route around the rim of Crater Lake with 48 narrated stops and accompanying topographic maps. More information... |
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50 Hikes in Oregon's Coast Range and Siskiyous by Rhonda Ostertag, George Ostertag (Illustrator) Paperback - 178 pages (June 1989) Mountaineers Books; Dimensions (in inches): 0.47 x 8.45 x 5.35 More information... |
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Absolutely Every Bed & Breakfast : Oregon (The Absolutely Every Bed & Breakfast Series) by Carl Hanson (Editor) Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours. Paperback - 256 pages (August 1999) Sasquatch Books; Dimensions (in inches): 0.53 x 8.49 x 5.53 More information... |
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Atomic Marbles & Branding Irons : A Guide to Museums, Collections, and
Roadside Curiosities in Washington and Oregon by Harriet Baskas, Adam Woog (Contributor) Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours. Paperback - 272 pages (June 1993) Sasquatch Books; Dimensions (in inches): 0.68 x 8.50 x 5.54 Atomic Marbles and Branding Irons guides you toward a fascinating and fun look at more that 130 marvelous museums, curiouscollections, and just about anything worth pulling the car over for.Here is the Northwest you won't find in any typical guidebook-fromhands-on science museums to dig-your-own fossil pits; from pricelessobjets d'art to funky, front-yard, folk art. More information... |
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Benchmark Oregon Road & Recreation Atlas Paperback (June 1998) Benchmark Maps; Dimensions (in inches): 0.40 x 15.37 x 10.79 Oregon Road & Recreation Atlas, from Benchmark Maps, makes traveling fun by combining the beauty of large-scaled Landscape Maps with a complete Recreation Guide. The 112-page atlas has over 80 pages of custom produced maps and thousands of recreation listings. Incredibly detailed and accurate yet practical and user-friendly. More information... |
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A Field Guide to Pacific States Wildflowers : Washington, Oregon, California
and Adjacent Areas (Peterson Field Guides) by Roger Tory Peterson Paperback 2 edition Chapters Pub Ltd; Dimensions (in inches): 0.91 x 7.20 x 4.48 Excellent Field Guide to help identify Wildflowers . Take this guide (and the Audobon Society Field Guide to North American Wildflowers-- west) on all your field trips to identify wildflowers. Though Peterson has fewer real photos, it does have better aids to identify specific wildflowers, as it is organized by color, as well as number and types of petals. The sketches help do a preliminary id on the wildflower. More information... |
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A Field Guide to Western Trees (Peterson Field Guides: 44) by George A. Petrides, Roger Tory Peterson Paperback 2 edition (July 1998) Houghton Mifflin Co (Pap); Dimensions (in inches): 0.90 x 7.24 x 4.49 An authoritative book that includes every tree that grows wild in western North America, including Alaska. Using the unique system of identification employed in the author's other tree books, the 387 trees of the region are divided into six major groups according to conspicuous characteristics. Within those categories, trees that look alike are brought together and compared in text and illustration, regardless of whether they are related or not. The color plates, beautifully painted by Olivia Petrides, the author's daughter and Adjunct Associate Professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, emphasize details that may not be present or clearly visible in a photograph. Differences between trees that resemble each other are also listed in distinctive comparison charts. With range maps, keys, descriptions, and illustrations, the user can identify trees at any season, even when without leaves. Technical terminology is converted into plain English. The values of trees and their use by wildlife, Native Americans, and campers also are discussed. More information... |
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A Field Guide to Western Birds : A Completely New Guide to Field Marks of All
Species Found in North America West of the 100th Meridian and North of Mexico by Roger Tory Peterson, Virginia Marie Peterson Hardcover 3rd edition (May 1998) Houghton Mifflin Co (Trd); Dimensions (in inches): 1.03 x 7.57 x 4.85 Often called the birdwatcher's "bible," Roger Tory Peterson's Field Guides revolutionized bird identification and started a series of books on everything from Atmosphere to Wildflowers. It is still one of the best tools for bird identification, especially for those just learning how to recognize different birds. Its text is straightforward, consistent, and well-organized, and the illustrations are unsurpassed. Taxonomic (name and species) changes will come and go, and no book is going to be able to keep up with all of them for very long. Fall birding will always be challenging, but this is still the best book to have if you only want to carry one. More information... |
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Flyfisher's Guide to Oregon (The Wilderness Adventures Flyfisher's Guide
Series) by John Huber Paperback - 500 pages (February 1999) Wilderness Adventures Pr; Dimensions (in inches): 0.93 x 9.00 x 6.05 Oregon is a big state with a lot of water--although it doesn't need to be intimidating to the angler. Covering the major freshwater drainages of the Cascades and the Coast Range, this guide will get you started whether you plan to go after "half-pounders" in the Rogue, redsides in the Deschutes, or smallmouth bass in the John Day River. The author covers the basics of techniques, flies, and fishing access--and points you in the direction of local flyshops for more specifics. Driving directions, maps, and listings of accommodations and restaurants are included. More information... |
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National Geographic's Driving Guides to American Pacific Northwest : Oregon,
Washington and Alaska (National Geographic's Driving Guides to America) Paperback - 160 pages (March 1998) National Geographic Society; Dimensions (in inches): 0.45 x 8.49 x 5.32 If you've ever had a Kerouac-inspired desire to take to the open road but need a little formal direction, National Geographic's Driving Guides to America: Pacific Northwest will motivate you to pack the car and strike out on your journey. For each of 22 long drives in 3 states--Washington, Oregon, and Alaska--National Geographic provides the itinerary, general driving directions, and highlights of sights to visit along the way. Cruise the Denali Highway through Alaska's wild interior, get your feet wet in Washington's Hoh Rain Forest ("140 inches of annual rainfall"), or gaze at the jaw-dropping awesomeness of Oregon's Hells Canyon, "the deepest gorge in the United States." The suggested routes, which include mileage, estimated trip length, and the best time of year to travel, are perfect for planning your trek and choosing where you want to stop. Brief descriptions, complete with phone numbers and business hours of the various sites, correspond to highlighted points on the maps. Sidebars offer background and share interesting details about the sights along the mapped-out itineraries. You'll learn, for example, that the deep blue of Crater Lake "stems from the lake's exceptional clarity and depth. As light passes through clear water, it gets absorbed color by color ... Crater Lake is so deep--1,932 feet, among the deepest in the world--that every hue gets absorbed except for that radiant dark blue, which is scattered back to the surface." Complementing the text are more than 120 full-color photographs, including one of magnificent Crater Lake, which measure up to National Geographic's characteristically high standards. A full index and an appendix with contact information for motel chains and tourist boards round out the reference. Next time you get the urge to visit the rocky beaches and stunning, jagged mountains of Oregon, Washington, and Alaska, grab National Geographic's Driving Guides to America: Pacific Northwest and hit the road. More information... |
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Mobil 99 Travel Guide Northwest and the Great Plains : Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota,
Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wyoming, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba by Fodors (Editor) Paperback - 430 pages (February 1999) Fodors Travel Pubns; ISBN: 0679001980 ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.10 x 9.26 x 7.40 More information... |
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Mobil 99 Travel Guide on the Road With Your Pet : More Than 4,400 Mobil-Rated
Lodgings in North America for Travelers With Dogs, Cats, and Other Pets by Andrea Arden (Editor), Fodors (Editor), Mobil Oil Corporation Paperback (March 1999) Fodors Travel Pubns; Dimensions (in inches): 1.27 x 9.24 x 5.03 For the pet owner with wanderlust, this guide is as necessary as Fido's leash and food bowl, with more than 4,400 Mobil-rated lodgings in North America that accept pets. There's an informative introduction that discusses whether or not to take your pet--and should you decide to (which is why you'd want this book in the first place), how best to insure a happy experience for you, your pet, and the places where you'll stay. There's a chapter on pet first aid and an appendix of pet resources, including catalogs, veterinary associations, and places to visit with your pet. Most of this book, however, is devoted to pet-friendly places to stay, providing room prices, amenities, and pet restrictions, if any, for lodgings across the continent from Alexander City, Alabama, to Trois-Rivières, Québec More information... |
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Mobil 99 America's Best Hotels and Restaurants (Annual) by Fodors (Editor) Paperback 671 edition (January 1999) Fodors Travel Pubns; Dimensions (in inches): 0.60 x 8.44 x 3.77 More information... |
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