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April/May 2007
Kayaking the Northwest

Kayaking the Northwest

Mary Beth Lee

Are you a kayaker at heart? Does the idea of coursing through water under your own steam intrigue you?

In Southern Oregon and Northern California, the kayak season is yearlong and the possibilities for adventure are nearly endless. More

February/March 2007
Snowshoe Hiking The Crater

Snowshoe Hiking The Crater

Buffy Pollock

When I learned about the guided snowshoe hikes at Crater Lake National Park a few years ago, it was as enticing for this southern Florida transplant as a chance to visit a foreign country.

In fact, Crater Lake was one of the places that lured me to Oregon in the first place, but the 1,943-foot clear, blue caldera lures visitors from all over the world to marvel at its beauty and mystique. A visit during cool winter months and the chance to strap on a pair of snowshoes, however, is an experience all its own. More

Snowshoeing 101

Snowshoes have come a long, long way from the ancient wooden tennis rackets we often see hanging on the walls of ski lodges. More

The Need For Speed

on the Back of a Bike

The majority of today's bikers aren't the stereotypical shaggy, tattooed, tough guy or chick. In fact, almost 30 percent are professionals with college degrees and an annual income close to six figures. And the number of women riders has increased dramatically, too, which makes the expensive trend even better suited for speed loving couples.More

Customizing and Personalizing Your Ride

In the highly competitive world of original custom motorcycle design and fabrication, one name stays in the forefront. Mark Daley of Thunderstruck Custom Bikes in Medford is a name now recognized nationally and even internationally. With several spectacular creations to his credit, Mark continues to climb the ladder of success to the level of elite custom builders. More
December/January 2006/2007
Tiny Skis, Big Adventure

Tiny Skis, Big Adventure

Buffy Pollock

For parents and grandparents who love winter recreation, getting the whole family on skis is something that comes to mind before kids can walk, much less slide down a snow-covered slope.

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Great Powder Close to Home

Nestled in the Siskiyou Mountains overlooking the beautiful Rogue Valley of southern Oregon is an incredible winter playground. Rising above the valley at 7,500 feet, Mt. Ashland is the highest peak in the Siskiyou Mountain Range, which makes for an average annual snowfall of 300 inches and incredible terrain. More