07.31.18
Thank you Samantha! It looks like there is a transition from Recreation.gov management, so this campground is indeed first-come, first-served until 2019.
Bio
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Originally from Eugene, Hal is happy to have recently returned to Oregon with his family after stints in Missouri and Montana. He lives in Portland, where he uses the Outdoor Project to explore the unfamiliar in and around his home state. Hal is chief editor and contributor liaison for the Outdoor Project, roles that allow him to continue his lifelong fascinations with photography, language, and the outdoors.
Published Content
Published Content
Blog Posts
Outdoor Project Staff Picks: 10 Favorite Hikes in the Pacific Northwest
Sponsored by Eddie Bauer #WhyIHike
by Halvor Tweto
Mining Endangers Minnesota's Boundary Waters
The South Kawishiwi is a 2018 Endangered River
by Halvor Tweto
Remembering Outdoor Project Contributor Aden Williamson
by Halvor Tweto
December 22, 2017, Comment Deadline for Proposed National Park Fee Increase
by Halvor Tweto
Gear Review: NRS Big Earl Stand-up Paddleboard
by Halvor Tweto
Photographing Snow for White Whites
by Halvor Tweto
25 Photos that will Convince you to visit Hawai'i
by Halvor TwetoAdventures Published
Winberry State Recreation Area
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
Lake Crescent, Fairholme Beach
Pae'a / Two Step at Hōnaunau Bay
Pu'uhonua O Hōnaunau National Historical Park
Azalea Campground
Palisades Lakes Trail
Three Bears Recreation Site
Dungeness Recreation Area Campground
Feyrer Campground
Grant Grove + General Grant Tree
Elbe Kirche National Historic Site
Updates, Tips + Comments
Updates, Tips + Comments
07.10.18
Hi Lisa,
Are you familiar with this site?
https://www.traillink.com/activity/wheelchair-accessible-trails/
You can filter by state.
06.19.18
Hi Stephen, This resource may be helpful for you: https://sectionhiker.com/sleeping-in-an-appalachan-trail-shelter/
06.08.18
Hi Dave, It looks like Robyn hiked from the Martin Street Traihead to the Fox Hollow Trailhead, which the City of Eugene lists as a little over 1 mile and approximately 1,000 feet of elevation gain. https://www.eugene-or.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/4757. I've added a little more information to the title and the description to clarify the destination.
Adventures Explored
Adventures Explored
Dolly Varden Campground
Jumbo Rocks Campground
Tahkenitch Landing Campground
Shortridge Park, Cottage Grove Lake
Pae'a / Two Step at Hōnaunau Bay
Triple Creek Falls
Lake Cushman, Skokomish Park South Camp
Mona Campground
Tokopah Valley Trail
Captain William Clark Park at Cottonwood Beach
Sol Duc Hot Springs
Vancouver National Historic Reserve + Officer's Row National Historic District
Gorge Lake Campground