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100 Hikes: Oregon Coast
Navillus Press
100 Hikes: Oregon Coast
$20.00
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　　This complete coastal guide describes hiking trails, campgrounds, museums, towns, and lighthouses from Washington's Long Beach south to California's Redwoods.

　　The book is a completely updated and expanded version of "100 Hikes/Travel Guide: Oregon Coast & Coast Range, Fourth Edition". The new book includes a 32-page color travel guide to coastal highlights, a guide to the Oregon Coast Trail, a color wildflower guide, a catalog of campgrounds, and a chart of the best inns and quaint hotels on the Oregon Coast.

Footprint sold separately.
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Publisher:
Navillus Press
Author:
William L. Sullivan
Copyright Date:
2022
Pages:
288
Dimensions:
5.5 x 8.5 in
Graphics:
122 maps, 188 b/w photos, 120 color photos
ISBN:
9781939312273
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