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Cape Meares Oregon Coast experience with author Adam Sawyer

Take a 90-minute adventure through history, nature, and breathtaking coastal views through Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint. This beginner-friendly hike is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone eager to explore the beauty of the Oregon Coast. • We'll meet at the main parking area and start with a scenic 0.5-mile loop to the historic Cape Meares Lighthouse, taking in panoramic viewpoints and enjoying only the occasional dad joke. • We'll visit the legendary Octopus Tree and then hike into the ancient forest beyond it. Learn about the unique plants and wildlife of Oregon’s coastal old-growth forests and pause at a picturesque creek crossing, where I’ll highlight the striking differences between secondary and ancient forests. • Take a short drive to a park entrance trail that leads to the biggest Sitka spruce in Oregon. I’ll answer any remaining questions, and then we’ll wave, fist bump, shake hands, or hug, and bid each other fond farewells. And maybe, just maybe, part as new lifelong friends. Maybe. You’ll leave having experienced the magic of Oregon’s coastal wilderness, with my recommendations for more food, drink, and other must-see spots along the coast. Note: Be sure to dress for the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes. There will be a total of just under two miles of hiking/walking.

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Oregon coast walk with a marine biologist

Explore the stunning bluffs of Cannon Beach with me, a marine biologist and sustainable seafood specialist, and discover what makes this environment distinct, from its old-growth forests to its tidal zones to it's kelp forests. • Walk to the monolithic landmark of Haystack Rock on the beach and hear about the diversity of the Oregon coast’s marine ecosystems. • We'll follow the high tide wrack line and see and identify what has washed up on the shoreline, along with discussing the kinds of shellfish and seaweed foraging available in various environments. • Learn about the sustainable practices of local fisheries and innovative aquaculture industries in the region. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of coastal habitats, and the knowledge to help protect the ecosystems of our beaches.

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Forage for edible plants next to Latourell Falls

Latourell Falls, located in the Columbia Gorge, is a wonderful place to learn about the landscape and plants of the Pacific Northwest. Join a wilderness educator and forager as we visit this dramatic waterfall, sampling wild edible plants along the route. • We’ll meet at Guy W. Talbot State Park and then walk up the trail to Latourell Falls, which was formed by ancient volcanic activity. • As we move up the canyon, I’ll share stories about the history and ecology of the area and point out native edible plants. • We’ll explore both the base and the top of the falls, taking in the stunning views over the gorge. You’ll leave with a greater appreciation of the Pacific Northwest and a newfound knowledge of Oregon’s native plants. Note: Please make sure you are dressed appropriately for the weather and have sturdy shoes.

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Multnomah Zen : randonnée magnifique avec 4 cascades

Multnomah Falls and other waterfalls and vistas of the Columbia Gorge are astonishing icons of geology, the sort that have inspired mythology and lore of warriors, gods and passions. We will drive out in our vans to meet the tallest waterfall in the state, and then drive to a few of the shorter but even more stunning ones, too; falls which could only be the daughters and sons of legend. In this half-day experience, we will explore wonders with some short hikes (totaling less than 2.5 miles/4 km) and visits to overlooks and vistas that will have you gasping in awe. While Multnomah Falls and its iconic Benson Bridge are together the most-visited tourist attraction in the Portland area, they are only a part of our experience. We will meet at our shop in inner SE Portland, where we'll ride in our comfortable Sprinter and Transit vans to the nearby gorge. Depending on weather conditions, we will visit a few small hidden waterfalls and spectacular plunge-style falls whose columnar basalt has us learning words for "amazing" in other languages. We'll also tell you stories, geology, botany and oft-repeated tales of pioneers and road-builders, but also the old stories we've learned, of gods and wild spirits and about the oldest North American civilization, forever altered by “manifest destiny." Please note we book directly as well as through AirBNB, and your group may be up to 10.

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La traite de vache, un moment de joie et de détente

We will teach you how to milk a cow. *At the beginning we allow you time to spend with the animals. Petting, brushing, or just hanging out with them. *Next we take you through what we feed our animals and how we care for them. We can talk about what goes into the cleanliness of the process and getting everything ready. *We will then go through the experience of milking the cow (whether by hand or with the machine, you decide). Allowing you to do as much of the work as you feel comfortable with. *Afterwards we will strain the milk and get it cooled and clean up. *Before you leave we will give you the opportunity to taste any of the products from our farm with the option to purchase milk at a 50% discount. *Congrats! You will have milked a cow!

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Traite des chèvres et vie à la ferme

Come experience life on the farm! Have you ever milked a goat? Try your hand at milking goats, feeding cows, bottle feeding calves or goats, and more! Learn about life on the farm and how milk is made. After the chores are done take a break with a glass of fresh milk or a cup of coffee. Other things to note Please inquire about other available times!

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Venez hurler avec les loups

Come howl with us! White Wolf Sanctuary is only ten miles from HWY 101 on the Oregon Coast! Our VIP experience begins at our two-mile dirt road off of Alsea Highway and the scenic Alsea River. Guests will be escorted, in their own vehicles, to the top of the mountain where White Wolf Sanctuary is located. Everyone will then convene on our large deck that is surrounded by forested wolf habitats, wild ravens and the ambiance of the natural world for a 45-minute interactive presentation about wolves and their place as apex predators. After the presentation, a guided tour of the sanctuary will give guests the opportunity to visit each wolf’s habitat and learn their story. The hike around the sanctuary is magical at times with the coastal mist moving through the trees with the sound of ravens and the song of the wolves. The wolves are in spacious enclosed habitats where they are allowed to move freely. With wild wolf populations increasing in the state of Oregon this is a tour you won't want to miss. The experience ends with refreshments and good conversation. There is a small gift shop and restroom facilities. Tours last two hours and operate rain or shine. Other things to note The weather does vary. We recommend dressing for cool, possibly wet weather. Please wear long pants and close-toed shoes. Our road is not suitable for low profile vehicles such as sports cars. Pets are not allowed on the sanctuary grounds.

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La côte de l'Oregon : Cannon Beach, Haystack Rock et Ecola Park

Tour: 8am-4pm We drive west. The city stops, nature begins. Across the valley floor for foggy forests. Thoughts begin of Bigfoot. "So green," you say. Sunbeams make the misty moss glow. The air, fresh and clean. "you'll want to move to Oregon" ~S Stories are told. Volcanoes and floods, natives and shipwrecks, explorers and pioneers. Legendary women, diverse ancestry, and an unknown world influence. "amazing tour guide, driver, and host" ~K A cedar shingle town. Wind spinners, saltwater taffy, brewpubs and seagulls. A secret path to the beach. "Haystack," points the guide. You walk closer. Pacific breakers roll in around rocks looming along shore. An old couple strolls, hands held. Kids dig a sandcastle, and kites fly. Dogs run with unleashed joy. "Keep an eye on the ocean," reminds the guide. A surfer rides a wave. Whales pass the lighthouse. You find a hidden cove of sea caves, driftwood and tide pools. "so glad I chose this tour over others" ~G Sea stars and anemone, sand dollars and sea lion. Elk, eagle and perhaps a puffin. See film sites for Twilight, The Goonies, Point Break! My other beach tours include Astoria & Cape Disappointment, Tillamook & Three Capes!

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Randonnée près des cascades et aventure à vélo

Our experience provides the best of its category -- best bicycles, guides, vehicles! We transport our guests and bikes in comfortable vans, and our guides ride with very small groups. We'll visit waterfalls you will not see on other tours. You'll immerse yourself in the temperate rainforest! We tell the stories that need to re-awaken. Beyond the 180 years of pioneers and loggers, before the century-old highway, this was the land of people with a rich mythology. We remember the long history this place holds, and tell these stories as best we can. After we fit you for bikes at our shop in SE Portland, we'll drive out toward adventure. The bike ride and hike both take place in the Columbia River Gorge, the waterfall-laden western end of an 80-mile (130-km) canyon. At a breathtaking vista overlooking the Gorge, we'll take photos, and hear the story of who was here before us. Over the course of the tour, we'll ride 4-6 miles (7-10 km), gentle downhill and some uphill (depending on your group) on a historic highway frequented by cyclists, see four waterfalls including Multnomah Falls, hike about 1.0-2 miles (2-4km) -- all within a 30-40 min drive of the city. The tour is 4-5 hours; you'll remember it for years to come! Please note we book directly as well as through AirBNB, and your overall tour group may be up to 10.

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Parc de Smith Rock : atelier photo privé au coucher du soleil

Thank you for considering this private photography workshop at Smith Rock State Park, one of Oregon's seven natural wonders. After meeting at the Smith Rock State Park main parking area, we will make sure we have all of the necessary supplies (water, proper shoes, camera gear, etc.) before beginning our hike. The hiking that we will do on this workshop will be catered to your photographic interests and fitness level. Whether we look to photograph rock climbers testing themselves on some of the most iconic routes in the country, the diverse wildlife of the high desert, or the rugged landscapes of Smith Rock, we will find something to excite you, regardless of your experience. After exploring the park, we will visit to the best vantage point in the park to photograph the sunset. We will cover concepts including best camera settings for different types of shots, compositional elements to look for, and how to make your images POP! Other things to note Hiking (up to 4 miles) is a part of this photography workshop. Dress accordingly and a moderate level of fitness is recommended. I do not provide any photography equipment, but any gear that you already have is perfect, including cell phone photography!

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10 cascades, Multnomah et la rivière Hood de la gorge du Columbia

Tour: 8am-4pm See way more than the usual half day tours! Visit Multnomah Falls and up to a dozen more on the only full day waterfall tour in town! Save time. money and stress! Skip planning, permits, and parking! Easy for all ages, abilities, and awesome all year! From Portland to Hood River, get the full experience, mind-blowing history, and all the waterfalls and vistas we can find! The Columbia Gorge is a living legend, sculpted by mother nature and mankind, forged by flood forces so strong they influenced ancient civilizations, global empires, and Earth itself. Where three active volcanoes wrestle a massive mighty river. "I'll never forget" ~C Between, nature abounds. A rainforest of towering trees, dripping moss, gushing streams, wildflower, berry, fern, and fungi. Sensational seasonal colors hide eagle, salmon, deer, bear and Bigfoot. "by far the most memorable" ~D Tales are told of Native Americans, Lewis & Clark, Oregon Trail, and innovations in lumber, rail, road and hydropower. Behold incredible Women's History among a worldwide ancestry. "best tour guide we have ever had" ~T Eat and drink in James Beard's backyard! Endless orchards of fruit, grape and hops to make your micros and vinos. Sample wild salmon and cherry pie as windsurfers fly by. FYI: Portland pickup, snack/water included, fees/food not included, itinerary may vary. Ask me about other tours!

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Randonnée sauvage dans les bois de Forest Park

Hike in the wildest place you'll ever be in a city, Portland's 5,200-acre wood, peopled with ghosts, witches and great stories of the new inhabitants, and the very very old. Hiking on Forest Park's Wildwood Trail is an immersion, what we call "forest bathing," and here we feel the energies of both vitality and stasis. In this fluid place that exists both in and out of time —within a minute of leaving a Portland street — you can forget you are still in a city. We start at Clearing Cafe, a jumping-off point for this 4.5 mile (7 km) hike in this densely forested area that limns the city's northwestern quadrant. We’ll hike up to the quixotic Witch’s Castle. We will tell you how it has gathered its energy in the decades since its damage in the 1962 Columbus Day windstorm, and in the castle, connect to the women whose stories thread through this place. Dark stories filled this place since the beginning of Portland history. From here we head up the hill, stopping to see streams cascading into basalt-lined pools, beautiful moss- and fern-covered Western redcedars and big leaf maples, the towering Douglas-firs. We’ll arrive at the Pittock Mansion to view the city laid out before us before descending into Washington Park, through your choice of secret staircases and paths, or a hike across the brand-new pedestrian crossing over Burnside Blvd - in all about 1,000 feet elevation. Other things to note The hike is 4.5-5 miles (7-8 km), with about 1,000 feet of elevation gain, with lots of uneven terrain (but nothing technical). The first three miles contain some steep but doable climbs. Most guests in moderate shape find it a fun challenge -- but it can be difficult for less active guests.

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Ferme et animaux : thérapie avec les chèvres

Join us for Goat Happy Hour at No Regrets Flower Farm & Animal Sanctuary in the Southern Willamette Valley wine country. Goat Happy Hour is a term that we've trademarked meaning goat therapy. It is all about getting outdoors in a beautiful setting, surrounding yourself with animals and disconnecting from stress. We start out walking with the goats on a tour of the farm. Our farm overlooks Green Peak, the 3rd highest peak on the Coastal Mountains. The historic Bellfountain church built in 1899 borders the farm and looks like a scene from a fairy tale. We are surrounded by grass farm fields, hazelnut orchards, and large old-growth Douglas Fir. The scenery in the Bellfountain Valley is stunning in every direction. After the tour we’re happy to hang around and take pictures for you or answer questions, or we we can leave you alone to wander the farm, relax, snuggle the animals and soak in the animal therapy in private. This is a relaxing and fun experience for all ages. This experience is guaranteed to put a smile on your face, and you’ll leave happy. Don't take our word for it...read our reviews! If you're looking for an experience that is good for your mental health, this is it! Get outdoors, surround yourself with loving, adorable therapy animals and disconnect from the stress.

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