December 15, 2016
Sure, anyone can hike in summer, but off-season hiking in Oregon has buckets of rewards for the Gore-Tex-clad: Thinner crowds and fatter rivers, empty trailheads and outrageous waterfalls. Sure, there’ll be rain and puddles — so skip the picnic and plan your hike around a great meal afterward. Nothing gives you more genuine Oregon trail-cred than building up an appetite in our incredible outdoors, then bringing your wet self inside to quaff local wine or microbrews and devour a hot and hearty meal.
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