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A Visit to Maryhill—The Maryhill area, overlooking the Columbia River, offers a unique museum, a destination winery, and a Stonehenge replica. —Rob Spooner

Things That Go "Bump" in Seattle—Four ghostly tours offer a chilling peek into Seattle's spooky past. —Allen Cox

10 Things to Love about Redmond—Redmond is celebrating its 100th birthday in 2010, but it’s always a great time to visit the recreational heart of central Oregon. —Scott Staats

The Real West Pendleton Style—Indian and cowboy culture intermingle and thrive in this eastern Oregon town. —Lee Juillerat

Terrific Wine Tours

Washington's Gorge-ous Boutique Wineries—The gorge is the perfect backdrop for these five wineries. —Allen Cox

Horsing Around the Dundee Hills—Ride a Tennessee Walker or enjoy the view from a horse-drawn carriage while visiting wineries in the northern Willamette Valley. —Allen Cox

Pleasures of the Umpqua: Great Wines off the Beaten Path—You’ll think you’ve gone to Spain when you taste the bold, seductive wines of the Umpqua Valley. —Jon Klein

Other Features

Shoshone Ice Caves—A tour through ice caves in the Idaho desert provides a cool lesson in the state’s history and geology. —Rob Lundgren

Montana's Hot Spots—These two laid-back Montana hot springs offer visitors something beyond the traditional hot-water experience.
—Corinne Garcia & Becky Lomax

Western Oregon's Incredible Waterfalls—These waterfalls are sure to impress.
—Derek Regensburger

Klamath Falls—The secret’s out on this southeastern Oregon town—with lakes and rivers, trails and wildlife, it’s an outdoor paradise. —Lee Juillerat

Editor's Notes - By Rosemary Camozzi, Editor

Northwest Vistas Alders in fall color along Highway 2 near Lake Wenatchee, Washington. by Richard Duval
Past Issue Archives and Online Articles . . .
Web Exclusives Richmond, BC's Heritage Trail - This flat, 3-mile trail, perfect for walking, jogging, or biking, brings you close to both nature and history in Steveston, BC. Amazing Days Children's Museums - Some of the best specialized “playgrounds” in the Northwest, museums, that is, where education is disguised as just plain fun. (Web Exclusive) The Restaurant - Kodiak, Alaska - A weary business traveler takes a chance on an iffy-looking restaurant with surprising results.
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