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The Rough Guide to The Pacific Northwest

by Tim Jepson

Series: Rough Guide Travel Guides, Rough Guides (Pacific Northwest)

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From the cosmopolitan cities to the Great Outdoors, this updated edition covers all the basesThis region has outgrown its grunge rock image to become a destination of choice for travelers looking for diverse experiences. The US states of Oregon and Washington and the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and the Yukon, contain some of North America's great cities -- Seattle and Vancouver for a start -- as well as some of the greatest wild places on earth. Whether you're trekking the scorched landscape of Mount St. Helens, exploring the fabulous Olympic and Mount Ranier National Parks, or enjoying a coffee in one of Portland's famous coffee houses, this Rough Guide offers expert guidance.… (more)
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I travelled to Canada and the United States in late 2001/early 2002. It was my second trip to North America and took place only months after 11 September so security was particularly tight and I got the third degree when crossing from Canada to the US near Lethbridge. Lucky I'm white; a middle-eastern chap was refused entry while I was eventually allowed in.

Although my travel was during the internet age, I still relied on "The Rough Guide to the Pacific Northwest" for my travels, and it became a trusted companion, although at times it foreshadowed the hardcopy guidebook's downfall, sending me to various places that no longer existed.

I haven't bought a guidebook for my last few trips and I can't help but think I will miss looking back at my bookshelf in the future and kicking myself for not buying them. ( )
  MiaCulpa | Mar 21, 2016 |
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From the cosmopolitan cities to the Great Outdoors, this updated edition covers all the basesThis region has outgrown its grunge rock image to become a destination of choice for travelers looking for diverse experiences. The US states of Oregon and Washington and the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and the Yukon, contain some of North America's great cities -- Seattle and Vancouver for a start -- as well as some of the greatest wild places on earth. Whether you're trekking the scorched landscape of Mount St. Helens, exploring the fabulous Olympic and Mount Ranier National Parks, or enjoying a coffee in one of Portland's famous coffee houses, this Rough Guide offers expert guidance.

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