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This hidden nature preserve is one of the best little hikes in central Oregon

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By Jamie Hale Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
It’s not hard to find good mountain views in central Oregon. This is a place where the mountains aren’t just calling — they’re practically hitting you in the face. And while some people answer that call by trekking to the many hiking and backpacking trails that lead into the Cascades, there is one hike that offers some of the same natural splendor without the exertion.
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Think your snowboarding skills will carry you on the Oregon Dunes? Think again

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By Chiara Profenna Verified, Jamie Hale Verified
| Oregon Lives
If you’ve ever stood at the edge of the Oregon Dunes and felt the sudden, inexplicable urge to run, you’re not alone. There’s something about an enormous expanse of sand that pulls the inner child right out of you. And if you’re thinking about strapping on a board and riding down one of those dunes, prepare to have everything you thought you knew completely rearranged.
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Why this Old West-themed town is one of Oregon’s hottest destinations

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By Jamie Hale Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
It’s not hard to find the “Old West” in Oregon. Head deep into the high desert to find ghost towns (both living and dead), including one that hosts mock gunfights in the streets. You can stop by any number of small-town “saloons” (though few have swinging doors), and it seems like just about every small, rural community has a rodeo. Saddle shops? We have ‘em. Western wear? New and used. But if you had to pinpoint the capital of Old West Oregon, it might as well be Sisters.
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