Emmy Award-winning journalist and fifth-generation Oregon native Grant McOmie provides travelers with an in-depth guide to 101 of the best Oregon destinations featured in his popular television series Grant's Getaways, produced by KGW-TV and Travel Oregon. Come along with Grant McOmie as he explores family-friendly destinations and day trips across the width and breadth of Oregon. From kayaking in Netarts Bay, riding a jet boat on the Rogue River, and fishing for Deschutes River steelhead to exploring Lava River Cave in the Newberry Volcanic National Monument, digging for fossils in the John…mehr
Emmy Award-winning journalist and fifth-generation Oregon native Grant McOmie provides travelers with an in-depth guide to 101 of the best Oregon destinations featured in his popular television series Grant's Getaways, produced by KGW-TV and Travel Oregon. Come along with Grant McOmie as he explores family-friendly destinations and day trips across the width and breadth of Oregon. From kayaking in Netarts Bay, riding a jet boat on the Rogue River, and fishing for Deschutes River steelhead to exploring Lava River Cave in the Newberry Volcanic National Monument, digging for fossils in the John Day Basin, and riding mountain bikes at Black Rock, Grant's Getaways: 101 Oregon Adventures has an outdoor adventure for everyone. The book is organized by the month in which the television segment was filmed, and features 75 photographs from Grant's outdoor adventures. Also included are travel tips such as "What to Know if You Go" and "Best Time of the Year" as well as access information.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Grant McOmie is a Pacific Northwest journalist, author, and teacher who writes and produces stories and special programs about the people, places, outdoor activities, and environmental issues of the Pacific Northwest. Grant began his broadcast career at Portland¿s KGW-TV in 1981, and then worked at other stations in Seattle and Portland. He returned to KGW in 2008. He currently stars in the ongoing series Grant¿s Getaways for KGW-TV and Travel Oregon. While he has had a varied career reporting and producing topical and timely environmental news stories, features and documentary programs, it¿s been the exploration of the Pacific Northwest back roads and byways that he has enjoyed the most. Sharing those journeys of discovery with readers and viewers has provided the greatest personal rewards and the dominant themes in his work. Grant has received significant awards for his work, including numerous Emmy Awards from the National Academy of Television Arts, most recently a 2011-12 Emmy for Feature Reporting. He shares the distinct honor of the Edward R. Murrow Award for News Coverage from the Radio-Television News Directors Association, as well as many Oregon AP and OAB News Awards over the past three decades.
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GRANT’S GETAWAYS: 101 Oregon Adventures JANUARY 1-Adventures Without Limits Eco Pub/Hopworks Brew Pub 2-Eco Pub/Hopworks Brew Pub 3-Heritage Trees 4-Dinosaurs with Fins @Bonneville Hatchery 5-Fort Yamhill SP 6-McKenzie River Valley- Belknap Hot Springs 7-Mush Puppies/Jerry Scdoris 8-Elkhorn Wildlife Area Elk Tour
FEBRUARY 9-Rice Rocks Gem Museum 10-Romance of Waterfalls 11-Erratic Rocks SP 12-Snow Shoes to Trillium Lake 13-OHV Tillamook State Forest 14-Cape Perpetua Scenic Area 15-Klamath Refuge/Eagle Celebration 16-Hot Lake Springs Resort
MARCH 17-Magness Farm and World Forestry Center 18-Three Mile Museum 19-Kayak Tillamook/Netarts 20-Drift Creek Trail and Niagara Falls 21-White River Wildlife Area 22-Covered Bridges of Linn County 23-Cottage Grove Scenic Bikeway 24-Wildlife Safari 25-Sivler Falls State Park
APRIL 26-Soar like an Eagle 27-Tree-to-Tree Adventure 28-Rowena/CG Scenic Hwy 29-Holleywood Ranch Petrified Wood 30-Mt Hood Sc Drive/Parkdale & Lost Lake 31-Razor Clams/Horseneck Clams 32-Cape Lookout Hike – Whale Watch 33-Kam Wah Chung Museum 34-Oasis in the Desert-Malheur Wildlife Refuge Frenchglen/Round Barn/Diamond Craters
MAY 35-Saddle Mtn, Spruce Run, Nehalem Falls 36-Ki-A-Kuts Falls 37-Nestucca River Scenic Byway 38-Marys Peak 39-Valley of the Giants 40-Upper Willamette: Black Canyon Campground, Willamette Hatchery Museum, Salt Springs Falls, Odell Lake 41-Green Peter Reservoir 42-Klamath Canoe Trail 43-Klamath Trout Fishing
JUNE 44-Up, Up and Away/Newberg Hot Air Balloons 45-ODFW-Heritage Foundation: Firsthand Oregon 46-ODFW Trout Airlift 47-Soft Sides of an Iron Giant/Iron Mtn Hike 48-Newberry Crater/Paulina Lake 49-A River Runs Through It/Metolius 50-La Pine State Park, Lava River Cave, Lava Butte, Lava Cast Forest 51-Diamond Lake is Fishy Again! 52-Three for One/Sunset, Shore Acres, Cape Arago State Parks
JULY 53-Youth Outdoor/Becoming Outdoors Woman 54-Black Rock Mtn Bike Trails 55-Clay Meyers State Natural Area at Whalen Island 56-Santiam Horseback Trail 57-Opal Creek Wilderness 58-High Cascade Canoe/Wanderlust Tours 59- Lake Billy Chinook 60-Oregon Caves National Monument and Lodge 61-Rogue River Jet Boat
AUGUST 62-Disc Golf @Stub Stewart SP 63-Trask River Crawfish 64-Huckleberry Hounds 65-Climbing Old Growth Trees 66-Siltcoos River Canoe Trail 67-J. Day Fossil Beds/Digging Fossils/Wheeler HS 68-Crater Lake Boat Tour 69-Swiss Alps of the West- Wallowa Lake SP
SEPTEMBER 70-Taking Aim at Archery 71-Bald Peak State Park and Wheatland Ferry 72-Tillamook Bay Chinook Fishing 73-The Giants at Bonneville Fish Hatchery 74-All Hands on Deck/Newport 75-Wolf Creek Inn and Golden SP 76-South Slough National Estuarine Reserve 77-Deschutes River Steelhead OCTOBER 78-Afoot and Afloat Fall Colors/Tualatin Refuge 79-Historic Cemeteries 80-Chanterelle Mushroom Hunt 81-Walk on the Wildside/Wildwood Rec Area 82-ODFW Crabbing Class (Oct) 83-Bonney Butte Raptors 84-The Oregon Birding Trail/Willamette Valley 85-Sumpter Dredge
NOVEMBER 86-Fernhill and Jackson Bottom Wetlands 87-Sandy River Gorge Preserve 88-Wheelchair Destinations 89-Sauvie Island Sandhills 90-Down by the Ol’Mill Stream/Thompson’s Mills SP 91-All Oregon Boat 92-Secrets in the Sand/Lincoln City 93-Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area
DECEMBER 94-Wild in the City/Portland Intertwine 95-Smith and Bybee Wetlands Preserve 96-Fort Clatsop National Memorial 97-Twilight Eagle Sanctuary 98-Snow Play on Mount Hood National Forest 99-Jewell Elk 100-Deep Tracks/Snow Shoe Mount Bachelor 101-High Desert Museum Recommended Reading Index
GRANT’S GETAWAYS: 101 Oregon Adventures JANUARY 1-Adventures Without Limits Eco Pub/Hopworks Brew Pub 2-Eco Pub/Hopworks Brew Pub 3-Heritage Trees 4-Dinosaurs with Fins @Bonneville Hatchery 5-Fort Yamhill SP 6-McKenzie River Valley- Belknap Hot Springs 7-Mush Puppies/Jerry Scdoris 8-Elkhorn Wildlife Area Elk Tour
FEBRUARY 9-Rice Rocks Gem Museum 10-Romance of Waterfalls 11-Erratic Rocks SP 12-Snow Shoes to Trillium Lake 13-OHV Tillamook State Forest 14-Cape Perpetua Scenic Area 15-Klamath Refuge/Eagle Celebration 16-Hot Lake Springs Resort
MARCH 17-Magness Farm and World Forestry Center 18-Three Mile Museum 19-Kayak Tillamook/Netarts 20-Drift Creek Trail and Niagara Falls 21-White River Wildlife Area 22-Covered Bridges of Linn County 23-Cottage Grove Scenic Bikeway 24-Wildlife Safari 25-Sivler Falls State Park
APRIL 26-Soar like an Eagle 27-Tree-to-Tree Adventure 28-Rowena/CG Scenic Hwy 29-Holleywood Ranch Petrified Wood 30-Mt Hood Sc Drive/Parkdale & Lost Lake 31-Razor Clams/Horseneck Clams 32-Cape Lookout Hike – Whale Watch 33-Kam Wah Chung Museum 34-Oasis in the Desert-Malheur Wildlife Refuge Frenchglen/Round Barn/Diamond Craters
MAY 35-Saddle Mtn, Spruce Run, Nehalem Falls 36-Ki-A-Kuts Falls 37-Nestucca River Scenic Byway 38-Marys Peak 39-Valley of the Giants 40-Upper Willamette: Black Canyon Campground, Willamette Hatchery Museum, Salt Springs Falls, Odell Lake 41-Green Peter Reservoir 42-Klamath Canoe Trail 43-Klamath Trout Fishing
JUNE 44-Up, Up and Away/Newberg Hot Air Balloons 45-ODFW-Heritage Foundation: Firsthand Oregon 46-ODFW Trout Airlift 47-Soft Sides of an Iron Giant/Iron Mtn Hike 48-Newberry Crater/Paulina Lake 49-A River Runs Through It/Metolius 50-La Pine State Park, Lava River Cave, Lava Butte, Lava Cast Forest 51-Diamond Lake is Fishy Again! 52-Three for One/Sunset, Shore Acres, Cape Arago State Parks
JULY 53-Youth Outdoor/Becoming Outdoors Woman 54-Black Rock Mtn Bike Trails 55-Clay Meyers State Natural Area at Whalen Island 56-Santiam Horseback Trail 57-Opal Creek Wilderness 58-High Cascade Canoe/Wanderlust Tours 59- Lake Billy Chinook 60-Oregon Caves National Monument and Lodge 61-Rogue River Jet Boat
AUGUST 62-Disc Golf @Stub Stewart SP 63-Trask River Crawfish 64-Huckleberry Hounds 65-Climbing Old Growth Trees 66-Siltcoos River Canoe Trail 67-J. Day Fossil Beds/Digging Fossils/Wheeler HS 68-Crater Lake Boat Tour 69-Swiss Alps of the West- Wallowa Lake SP
SEPTEMBER 70-Taking Aim at Archery 71-Bald Peak State Park and Wheatland Ferry 72-Tillamook Bay Chinook Fishing 73-The Giants at Bonneville Fish Hatchery 74-All Hands on Deck/Newport 75-Wolf Creek Inn and Golden SP 76-South Slough National Estuarine Reserve 77-Deschutes River Steelhead OCTOBER 78-Afoot and Afloat Fall Colors/Tualatin Refuge 79-Historic Cemeteries 80-Chanterelle Mushroom Hunt 81-Walk on the Wildside/Wildwood Rec Area 82-ODFW Crabbing Class (Oct) 83-Bonney Butte Raptors 84-The Oregon Birding Trail/Willamette Valley 85-Sumpter Dredge
NOVEMBER 86-Fernhill and Jackson Bottom Wetlands 87-Sandy River Gorge Preserve 88-Wheelchair Destinations 89-Sauvie Island Sandhills 90-Down by the Ol’Mill Stream/Thompson’s Mills SP 91-All Oregon Boat 92-Secrets in the Sand/Lincoln City 93-Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area
DECEMBER 94-Wild in the City/Portland Intertwine 95-Smith and Bybee Wetlands Preserve 96-Fort Clatsop National Memorial 97-Twilight Eagle Sanctuary 98-Snow Play on Mount Hood National Forest 99-Jewell Elk 100-Deep Tracks/Snow Shoe Mount Bachelor 101-High Desert Museum Recommended Reading Index
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