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Dec 10, 2009

Odd Jobs

Class V Career

Local adventure filmmaker collective the Epicocity Project explores the world's most wild waterways.

By Ivan Miller

Nov 10, 2009

The Inside Track at Mt. Hood Meadows

Welcome to Mt Hood Meadows. With terrain this good, you can’t afford to stand around gaping, wondering where to go. You need a plan. So we tapped Jeremy Riss, the mountain’s ski-school manager, for...

Nov 9, 2009

Appendix

Parlez-Vous "Bro"?

Here's a guide to snow slang for those upcoming days on the mountain.

Nov 9, 2009

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Mt. Hood

As the temperatures dip towards freezing, that big A-shaped peak to the east, Mt. Hood, calls to Portlanders. We've put together a guide that highlights 23 of the mountain's most essential...

By Christopher Van Tilburg, Kasey Cordell, Kelly O'Connor, and Rachel Ritchie

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Jul 20, 2009

Mudroom

How To…Hunt for Huckleberries

If you plan on picking huckleberries this August, make sure you have a game plan.

By Kim Winternheimer

Jul 20, 2009

Mudroom

Summer Lovin’

Finish your summer the way it should be finished: a potent Pimm's Cup, a beautiful sunset, a bit of ballet, a scenic staircase, and a lot of luxury.

By Kasey Cordell

Jun 22, 2009

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Rivers

Only fifty-five of Oregon's twelve thousand waterways are accorded protection by the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Even so, exploring exploring all fifty-five would take a lifetime. For this summer,...

By Alexis Rehrmann

Jun 22, 2009

Mudroom

Singled Out

For all its recognition as a cyclist’s nirvana, Portland has a dirty little secret: the city is home to only six miles of single-track mountain-biking trails. Nowhere is this dirt deficit more...

May 20, 2009

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Hikes & Bikes

One of the best things about living in Portland is the ease with which we can escape the city for more rugged delights. So we paged through guidebooks, consulted local experts, and wore a little...

By Ariel Bleicher, Bart Blasengame, Kaitlin Johnson, and Victoria Nguyen

May 19, 2009

Cherry Orchard Trail

Activity: Hiking Distance: 5 miles, out and back Rating: Moderate Why it’s great Awash in early wildflowers like cone-shaped lupines and blue-and-white Pacific hound’s tongue, this rarely...

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