41. CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK: OREGON'S TOUR DE FORCE PARK CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK OREGON S TOUR DE FORCE PARK. by Lee Foster. For Oregon information, call the toll free oregon tourism number 800/5477842. http://www.fostertravel.com/ORCRAT.html

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK: OREGON'S TOUR DE FORCE PARK by Lee Foster Crater Lake might be called the tour de force national park, a great one-act play. A single spectacular fact made the region sufficiently interesting that Theodore Roosevelt declared the area a National Park in 1902. Some 6,600 years ago volcanic Mt. Mazama erupted in a burst of energy that made the 1980 Mt. St. Helens pyrotechnics look minor. Before the eruption, the mountain was a 12,000-foot peak in the Cascade chain. As the eruption progressed, exhausting materials from underground, the land around the volcano collapsed and a vast bowl remained, more than five miles across and 4,000 feet deep. Subsequent filling up of the crater with snowmelt and rain has created the deepest lake in the U.S., fully 1,932 feet deep and 6x4.5 miles in dimension, a blue sapphire gem of a lake. To appreciate Crater Lake, Oregon's only National Park, you can drive up to its edge, gaze in, and then skirt it by car or by hiking trail, as the sun and seasonal changes present new perspectives of it. GETTING TO CRATER LAKE Crater Lake is in the south central part of Oregon, rather far from a quick air flight in. From Portland or from California, the all-year route in is to Medford on Interstate 5, and then up Highway 62 to the park. From California, you can also drive north on Highway 97 from Klamath Falls, assuming the roads are not blocked by snow. The Highway 138, 132, and 58 approaches from Oregon to the park are, similarly, not guaranteed to be open beyond the summer months. The park is open year round, but full services are available only in summer. Snow around the lake may be present for eight months of the year.

42. LCBO - Press Release - March 10 2004 THE oregon tourism COMMISSION LCBO RELEASE THE 20042006 LEWIS CLARK BICENTENNIAL MARKETING PLAN. March 10, 2004. Contact Barbara http://www.lcbo.net/relmktg.htm

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43. An Explanation Of The 1% Oregon State Lodging Tax Increase Effective January 1, lodging to be administered by the Department of Revenue and transfers the revenue, net of administrative costs, to the oregon tourism Commission Account to http://www.sr-sunset.com/hb2267.htm

Lodging Specials! Click here to check out our great lodging discounts! Sign Up for Sunset Realty's Monthly Email Newsletter Today... You'll receive up-to-date information on lodging specials, recreation discounts, new vacation rental properties, area events and recreation, and so much more! Your First and Last Name Your Email Address Your privacy is important to us Central Oregon Visitos Association Member Bend Chamber of Commerce Member What is this new 1% tax? Below is an explanation of the Oregon 1% lodging tax increase effective January 1, 2004. All prior reservations are subject to paying the additional 1% tax if your stay occurs after January1, 2004. SUMMARY OF HB 2267 HB 2267 imposes a statewide 1% tax on transient lodging to be administered by the Department of Revenue and transfers the revenue, net of administrative costs, to the Oregon Tourism Commission Account to fund state tourism marketing programs and to implement a regional cooperative tourism marketing program. The bill requires the lodging provider to collect the tax, retain 5% for reimbursement, and remit the balance quarterly to the Department. The measure specifies the reporting and administrative procedures. HB 2267 limits the administrative expense to 2% of collections. It exempts records from disclosure and applies to lodging on or after January 1, 2004.

44. Contact Us, Sutainable Oregon Bachelor from Sparks Lake taken by Dave Obern ©1996, courtesy of the oregon tourism Commission River in Southern Oregon - taken by Matthew P. Hoffmann http://www.sustainableoregon.net/sustainability/thanks.cfm

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45. Senator Ron Wyden Take a virtual tour of Oregon and learn more about our great state. North Central oregon tourism Promotion Committee 404 W 2nd St. http://wyden.senate.gov/at_oregon/

Text Only Version You r browser does not support script With top-notch universities, beautiful coastlines, remarkable wilderness areas and National Forests, an engaged citizenry, and so much more, Oregon is a magnificent state to represent, to visit, and most importantly, to call home. Enjoy a virtual tour of the state and get connected to all that Oregon has to offer. Meet Oregon's U.S. Senators and Representatives. Participate in Oregon State government by visiting the State Capital online. Take a virtual tour of Oregon and learn more about our great state. Regional Tourism Associations: Central Oregon Coast Association PO Box 2094 313 SW 2nd St, Suite B Newport, OR 97365 Web site: www.orcoast.com/coca E-mail: coca@orcoast.com Central Oregon Visitors Association 63085 N Hwy 97, Suite 107 Bend, OR 97701 Fax: 541/385-9487 Web site: www.covisitors.com

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Text Only Version You r browser does not support script Information About Traveling Oregon Information Provided By The Oregon Tourism Commission Top Regional Tourism Associations: 63085 N. Business 97 Bend, OR 97701 Web site: http://www.visitbend.com Central Oregon Coast Association PO Box 2094 313 SW 2nd St, Suite B Newport, OR 97365 Web site: www.orcoast.com/coca E-mail: coca@orcoast.com Central Oregon Visitors Association 63085 N Hwy 97, Suite 107 Bend, OR 97701 Fax: 541/385-9487 Web site: www.covisitors.com E-mail: alana@empnet.com Clackamas County Tourism Development Council PO Box 182/621 High St, Oregon City West Linn, OR 97068 Fax: 503/650-3568 Web site: www.clackamas-oregon.com E-mail: touris@clackamas-oregon.com Columbia River Gorge Visitors Association 404 W 2nd St The Dalles, OR 97058

47. The Express Pages - State Of Oregon: Tourism Southern Oregon Vacation Guide The Oregon Coast, Crater Lake National Park, Valleys of the Umpqua, Rogue River, Oregon Caves, High Desert Outback http://www.expresspages.com/map/northwest/OR/tourism.html

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48. Learn More -- National Register Of Historic Places Ashland, Oregon Travel Itiner Thompson, Kathleen. Oregon (Portrait of America, Revised Edition). Milwaukee, WI Raintree Publishers, 1985. Links to oregon tourism and Preservation. http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/travel/ashland/learnmore.htm

By clicking on one of these links, you can go directly to a particular section: Bibliography of Ashland, Oregon Ashland, Oregon Children's Literature Links to Oregon Tourism and Preservation Links to Historic Places Featured in this Itinerary Bibliography of Ashland, Oregon Ambrose, Stephen E. Nothing Like It In The World: The Men Who Built The Transcontinental Railroad, 1863-1869. Atwood, Kay. Mill Creek Journal: Ashland, Oregon, 1850-1860. Ashland, OR: Kay Atwood, 1987. Brubaker, Edward. Golden Fire: The Anniversary Book of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival. Ashland, OR: Oregon Shakespearean Festival Association, 1985. Davidson, Janelle. Ashland, An Oregon Oasis: An Oregon Documentary. Medford, OR: Webb Research Group Publishers, 1995. Fanselow, Julie. Traveling the Oregon Trail (Traveler's Guide to the Oregon Trail). Helena, MT: Falcon Press Pub., 1997. Lundin, Jane. All About Ashland: A Guide to the Oregon Shakespearean Festival and Southern Oregon. Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press, 1988.

49. Oregon Tourism Colleges And Universities Universities. oregon tourism Colleges and Universities. Our Database Currently Includes 1 oregon tourism Colleges and Universities. http://www.uscollegesearch.org/oregon_tourism_colleges.html

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50. Junction City, Oregon; Home Of The Junction City Scandinavinan Festival! And if you re driving through Oregon, you ll want to begin by visiting the official oregon tourism web site and Welcome to Oregon.. http://www.junctioncity.com/

CALENDAR PHOTOS HISTORY BUSINESSES ... FESTIVAL Questions About Junction City? Here's who to contact UPCOMING EVENTS in Junction City - a free service for your group. GOT SOMETHING TO ADD?: Send us an E-MAIL or call 952-0387 This list of our community website sponsors i ncludes a link to the new Junction City/Harrisburg Chamber Business directory NOW FEATURED: Photos of The Pet Parade, March 2004 See all our ARCHIVED PHOTO PAGES since 1997!! Information about service groups and other social services in our city. The Soroptimists have their own site. If you don't find something here that you think should be, send us an EMAIL The E.T. Foundation was created in 1987 to enhance educational opportunities for residents in our School District. Learn more about it, how to get scholarships, and find donators in your Tiger Alumni class. A list of all the churches here, including information on services and youth groups. And, if you have an addition or correction for your church listed here, be sure and e-mail us so we can add it.

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53. Oregon Newport Nye Beach Tourism - Condominium - Sleeps: 6 Oregon Newport Nye Beach Tourism. Great Oceanfront Location Newport, OR - oregon tourism Vacation Rental - Historic Nye Beach! http://www.vrbo.com/3080

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54. State And Local Government On The Net: Oregon Economic Analysis; Office of Energy; Office of Rural Health; Official oregon tourism Web Site; Oregon Housing and Community Services; Oregon http://www.statelocalgov.net/state-or.htm

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55. Adventure Cycling Association Cyclists Yellow Pages Online. oregon tourism COMMISSION 800547-7842; info.oregontourism@state.or.us; www.traveloregon.com General tourist info. http://www.adventurecycling.org/cyp/detail.cfm?id=5180

56. New Oregon - White Paper On Sustainable Tourism The oregon tourism experience is primarily based on sharing natural and cultural experiences among pristine resources, rural communities, and unique http://www.egretcommunications.com/oregonwhitepaper.htm

Home Overview Tourism Engineering Tourism and Natural Resources ... Contact Us Oregon White Paper on Sustainable Tourism The Oregon tourism experience is primarily based on sharing natural and cultural experiences among pristine resources, rural communities, and unique agricultural settings. The people and tourism industry of Oregon highly value culture and resources, and intend to have tourism develop in a way that does not damage either natural settings or change community character. This project, conducted with the Oregon Tourism Commission in 2001, served to educate the industry and communities on the benefits of sustainable tourism, and to design the transition to sustainability by the Oregon tourism industry. Bob Harvey, or Diane Kelsay. Use in any way requires written permission.

57. State Of Oregon United States County, Region, Tourism And State Index Informatio Tourism. Mount St. Helens Volcanic National Monument. Tourism. oregon tourism guide. Regional. South Umpqua Region. Directory. Best HGH products on the planet! http://www.globalindex.com/comindex/or/co_or.shtml

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59. America's Byways - Oregon More Information. oregon tourism Commission 503986-0007. DOT Logo, Copyright © 2003 National Scenic Byways Online. All rights reserved. http://www.byways.org/browse/states/OR/

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60. Pacific Coast Scenic Byway - Oregon - Photos oregon tourism Commission. ID 11606 view details. Yaquina Head Lighthouse. 2. Yaquina Head Lighthouse (OR). © 1999. 1998. The oregon tourism Commission. http://www.byways.org/browse/byways/2143/photos.html

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