Afternoon Live: Gorge Hikes You Can Take Today!

4 06 2018

The Eagle Creek Fire forever changed the way that we will experience the Gorge. And certainly the way we hike it. This week on Afternoon Live I listed my favorite Gorge hikes that are currently open, as well as when you might be able to visit some of your other favorites. Click here for the segment landing page with video.

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Northwest Travel & Life Magazine: 5 Amazing Waterfall Hikes

3 05 2018

My latest for Northwest Travel Magazine covers some familiar territory for me – waterfall hikes! Click here to check out the PDF version.

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Afternoon Live: Spring Break Day Trips Close to Home

14 03 2018

Yesterday I was on Afternoon Live to talk about adventurous day trips close to Portland. Click here to watch the segment.

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1859 Magazine: Olympia as Destination

13 03 2018

One of my favorite new towns to visit is Olympia, Washington. My latest for 1859 tells you why. On newsstands now, or click here for the pdf version.

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1889 Magazine: Dashing Through the Snow (Winter Adventure on Elk Ridge)

8 12 2017

My first story for 1889 Magazine details some of the winter adventures you can have using the Elk Ridge Campground as base camp. Click here to read it.

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OnTrak Magazine: Capital Charm

19 10 2017

The latest issue of OnTrak Magazine features a Weekender story I wrote about Olympia, Washington. If you’re not going to be taking an Amtrak any time soon, you can read it by clicking here 🙂

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Afternoon Live: Cute & Unique Main Streets

26 07 2017

Today on Afternoon Live I discussed some of my favorite Northwest Main Streets. Click here to watch the segment.

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Northwest Travel & Life: The Undiscovered Blue Mountains of Washington and Oregon

1 07 2017

The Blue Mountains, or simply “the Blues,” occupy more than 4,000 square miles of eastern Oregon and Washington. Named by early settlers for the blue hue of their pine- and fir-lined ridges, they sprawl out southeast of Pendleton, Oregon, over to the Snake River along the border with Idaho, and up into Washington, where they occupy much of the land east of Walla Walla. The Blues are magical and, for the most part, undiscovered by Northwesterners. If you haven’t experienced them, you’re missing one of the Northwest’s best-kept secrets.” Click here to read the whole story.

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Northwest Travel & Life: Unrivaled Northwest Rivers

1 06 2017

My latest feature for Northwest Travel & Life tells the stories of the region’s most iconic rivers. Click here to read them. Photo of the Columbia River.

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Afternoon Live: Best Campsites to Book Now for Summer

2 05 2017

Some places are popular with good reason. Old-growth forest, river access, and hiking trails are just some of the reasons area campgrounds fill up fast. Today on Afternoon Live, I shared a list of my favorite popular campgrounds that you should reserve space in now if you want to experience them this summer. And you can watch me squeeze an LL Cool J reference into Stub Stewart State Park. Click here to watch.

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