Oregon & Washington • 550 miles
Discover the best overnight and weekend backpacking adventures within a few hours of Portland, Oregon. One Night Wilderness: Portland offers 58 curated trips through northwest Oregon and southwest Washington’s most breathtaking landscapes, from the Columbia River Gorge to the volcanic peaks of the Cascades. With detailed maps, trail descriptions, and expert tips, this guide makes it easy for beginners and seasoned backpackers alike to plan their next wilderness escape.
US $12.99
Oregon & Washington • 550 miles
Discover the best overnight and weekend backpacking adventures within a few hours of Portland, Oregon. One Night Wilderness: Portland offers 58 curated trips through northwest Oregon and southwest Washington’s most breathtaking landscapes, from the Columbia River Gorge to the volcanic peaks of the Cascades. With detailed maps, trail descriptions, and expert tips, this guide makes it easy for beginners and seasoned backpackers alike to plan their next wilderness escape.
US $12.99
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Discover the best overnight and weekend backpacking adventures within a few hours of Portland, Oregon. One Night Wilderness: Portland offers 58 curated trips through northwest Oregon and southwest Washington’s most breathtaking landscapes, from the Columbia River Gorge to the volcanic peaks of the Cascades. With detailed maps, trail descriptions, and expert tips, this guide makes it easy for beginners and seasoned backpackers alike to plan their next wilderness escape.
$12.99
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Discover the best overnight and weekend backpacking adventures within a few hours of Portland, Oregon. One Night Wilderness: Portland offers 58 curated trips through northwest Oregon and southwest Washington’s most breathtaking landscapes, from the Columbia River Gorge to the volcanic peaks of the Cascades. With detailed maps, trail descriptions, and expert tips, this guide makes it easy for beginners and seasoned backpackers alike to plan their next wilderness escape.
$12.99
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About the Authors
Becky Ohlsen has lived and hiked in the Pacific Northwest since 1995. She’s the author of Walking Portland and the coauthor of Backpacking Oregon and Best Tent Camping: Oregon. She also writes travel guides for Lonely Planet, covering Scandinavia and the Pacific Northwest. Becky likes discovering mountain lakes and wandering along riverside trails, but alpine meadows are her favorite.
Douglas Lorain is an award-winning outdoor author and photographer whose guidebooks, such as 100 Classic Hikes in Oregon, Backpacking Idaho, and Backpacking Washington, distill decades of experience from over 30,000 trail miles across the Pacific Northwest. Lorain is renowned for curating the region’s most exceptional hikes and is a recipient of the National Outdoor Book Award. He lives in Montana with his wife Becky Lovejoy.
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The Timberline Trail is a 41-mile trail around Mount Hood in northern Oregon. The trail is one of the most spectacular hiking trails in the world. The trail dips in and climbs out of canyons carved by the rivers that form from the many glaciers on the mountain. Most of the trail is in the Mount Hood Wilderness Area. The only developed areas are the two ski areas that the trail crosses, Timberline and Mt Hood Meadows.