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©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd INDEX Bandon 171 Bow 92‑3 A Banff National Park 335‑6 Brackendale 282‑3 Aberdeen 76 Bastion Square 343 Brandywine Falls Provincial accommodations 23, 352, 358 Battery Point Park 285‑6 air travel 23, 351 Lighthouse 258 Breitenbush Hot Springs 222 Alert Bay 312, 313 Bayocean Peninsula County breweries 18, 156, 261, Park 180 263, 344 Alice Lake 283 BC Forest Discovery Brick House Vineyards 187 Alpine Lakes Wilderness 102 Centre 293 Bridge Creek Wildlife Alpine Trail 229 Beacon Hill Park 343 Area 204 American Camp 86 Beacon Rock State Park 37 Bridge Meadows Trail 345 Anacortes 84‑5 Bear Meadow 122 Britannia Beach 282, 287 Aneroid Lake 212 beer, see breweries Brockton Point Anthony Lakes 204, 207 Belknap Hot Springs Lighthouse 273 Ape Cave 123‑4 233‑4, 235 Brohm Lake 283 Applegate Trail Interpretive Bellingham 138‑40, Brookings 172, 175 Center 239 143, 154‑5 brooms 148 Arch Trail 195 Bend 222, 225, 231, Burgess Shale World Art Off the Fence 301 235, 264‑5 Heritage Site 338 Artist Point 142 Big Spruce 179‑82 Burlington 106 Artist Ridge Trail 142 Big Tree Trail 309 bus travel 351 Ashford 111, 117 Bill Reid Gallery 341 business hours 354 Ashland 238, 243, 246‑7, bird‑watching 87, 180 Butchart Gardens 302 251, 262‑3 Birth of a Lake Trail 121 Astoria 40, 41, 80, 81, Black Lake 204 C 164, 174 Blackbird Island 157 Campbell River Museum 311 Audain Art Museum 286 Blue Basin Area 197 Cannon Beach 40, 41, 166, 174 Aurora 242 Blue Mountains 201‑7 Cant Ranch House 196‑7 Avenue of Giant Boulders 248 Bluff Trail 96 Cape Arago State Park 171 Azalea Park 172 Bonneville 36, 41 Cape Disappointment 39‑41, border crossings 150, 348‑9 78, 81 B Boswell 147‑8 Cape Kiwanda 182, 183 Babyfoot Lake 255 Botanical Beach 304, 305 Cape Lookout State Park Baker City 214, 217 Boulder Cave 114 180, 183 Bald Mountain Trail 203 Boulevard Park 155 Cape Lookout Trailhead 181 360 Cape Meares 179‑80 clamming 182 Cape Meares Lighthouse 179 Clark, William, see Lewis & D Cape Perpetua 169‑70 Clark Dalles, the 36, 41, 48‑9 Cape Trail 180 Clatsop County Jail 164 Dayton 132 Capilano Suspension Clay Meyers State Natural Deception Pass 94 Area at Whalen Island 183 Bridge 273 Dee Wright Observatory 231 car insurance 347 Clay Myers State Natural Area at Whalen Depoe Bay 167 car rental 347‑8 Island 181‑2 Deschutes Brewery 261, 265 car sharing 351 Cle Elum 60 Deschutes Historical INDEX Carbon River entrance 116 Cleetwood Cove Trail 248 Museum 264 Carlton 187‑8, 191 climate 22 Desolation Peak 102 C-E Carmelis Goat Cheese Coalmine Hill 203 Devil’s Churn 169‑70 Artisan 322 coastal highways 10 Devil’s Punchbowl 167 cars, see driving Cobain, Kurt 76 Diablo Lake 106, 107 Carson Hot Springs Diamond Creek Falls 230 Resort 46‑7 Coldwater Lake 121 disabilities, travelers Cascade Lakes 230, 235 Columbia Gorge Discovery with 356‑7 Cascade Loop 101‑6 Center 36, 47 Columbia Hills Historical discount cards 358 Cascade Mountains 12 State Park 36 Domaine Drouhin Oregon 227‑35 Columbia River 33‑41, 164 Oregon 188 Washington 57‑64, 99‑107 Columbia River Gorge 17, Domaine Serene 188‑90 Cascadian Home Farm 106 43‑51 Douglas County Museum 250 Cathedral Grove 309‑10 Columbia River Maritime Drake Park 264 Cave Junction 256, 259 Museum 164 drinks 20, see also Cecil 202‑3 Coombs 310 breweries, wineries Celilo Falls 36 Coos Bay 170‑1 driving 347‑50, 351‑2 cell phones 356 costs 23 British Columbia 291, 335 Centralia 120‑1, 125 Cottage Grove 240‑1 car rental 347‑8 Chain Lakes Loop 142 Cougar 124, 125 documents 347 cheese 93, 166, 179, 297, cougars 293 driver’s license 347 302‑3, 322 Coupeville 96, 97 emergencies 348 Chelan 102‑3 Cowichan Bay 292, 297 forest roads 206 Chemainus 293‑4 Cowichan Estuary Nature fuel 22, 280, 350 Chemainus Theatre Centre 292 insurance 347 Festival 294 craft beer, see breweries maps 349 children, travel with 21 Crater Lake 245, 246, road distances 349 China Beach (British 248, 251 road rules 350 Columbia) 304 craters 15 safety 206, 291, 350, 355‑6 China Beach (Oregon) 172 Crawford Bay 148 websites 350 Chinatown (Portland) 260 Crescent City 258, 259 Dundee 190, 191 Chinatown (Vancouver) 340 Creston 147, 151 Dutch influence 140 Chinatown (Victoria) 342 Creston Valley Wildlife Chinook Pass 114‑15 Area 148 chocolate 130, 311 Crystal Mountain 115 E Chuckanut Drive 12, 91‑4 Cumberland 310‑11, 313 eagles 106 361 Eastsound 87‑8, 89 Four Lakes Trail 283 Easy Pass 105 Fragrance Lake Trail 92 H Ebey’s Landing 95 Fraser Valley 274‑7 Haida Gwaii 325‑31 Ecola State Park 40, 166 French Beach 304 Haida people 330 Eight Dollar Mountain 255 Friday Harbor 85, 89 Halfway 214, 217 Elbe 111 Front Street Park 156 Hall of Moss Trail 70 electricity 353 fruit 50, 102, 319 Harry Potter 148 elk 70 fuel 22, 280, 350 Hardman 203 INDEX Ellensburg 59, 65 Harmony Trail 123 Emerald Lake 338, 339 G Harrison Hot Springs 276, 277 E-H emergencies 22, 348 Gabriola Island 296 Hat Point 212 Emmons Vista 116 galleries 296 hay 61 EMP Museum 153 Haystack Rock 40, 166 Ganges 302 Enchanted Forest 220 Heather Meadows 142 gas 22, 280, 350 Enchantment Park 157 Heceta Head Lighthouse 167 Gastown 340 Enterprise 211, 216 Heliotrope Ridge Trail 141 gay travelers 354 Eruption Trail 122 Hells Canyon 209‑17 Gearhart 164 Eugene 224, 225, 241, 243 Hells Canyon Overlook 212 Geologic Time Trail 195 Everett 101 Heppner 203, 207 Georgina Point Lighthouse 302 High Desert Museum F Giant Spruce Trail 170 222, 231 highlights 10‑19 Face Rock 171 Gibson Cave 203 Highway 35 49‑50 Fairhaven 92, 97, 155 Gibsons 294‑5, 297 Highway 101 163‑75 family travel 21 Glacier 141‑2, 143 Highway 199 253‑9 Federation Forest State Gold Beach 171‑2, 175 history 20 Park 116 Golden 338 Hoffstadt Bluffs Visitor ferries 349 Golden Spruce 328 Center 121, 125 Field 338, 339 Golden State Heritage Hoh Rainforest 70 Fire and Ice Trail 142 Site 250 Hood River 47, 51 Fisherman’s Wharf 343 Gold Hill 238, 250 Hope 276 Florence 170, 175 Goldstream Provincial Park Horseshoe Bay 280, 287 food 18, 20, 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Dellenbeck Trail 170 Langley (British Columbia) 275‑6 School 264 John Wayne Pioneer Trail 60 Larison Creek Trail 229 McMinnville 188, 191 Johnston Ridge Larrabee State Park 92 Meadow Loop Trails 72 Observatory 121‑2 Meares Beach 179‑82 Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Lava Canyon 124 Meares Island 309 Art 224 Leavenworth 101‑2, Joseph 211, 216 107, 156‑7 Medford 247, 251 Juan de Fuca Provincial lesbian travelers 354 Medicine Beach 301 Park 304 Lewis & Clark 33‑41 Mercer Island 63 Lewis & Clark Interpretive Merridale Estate Cidery 292 K Center 39 Methow Valley trails 103 Lewis & Clark National microbreweries, see breweries Kalmiopsis Wilderness 255 Historical Park 37 Miniature World 291 Kam Wah Chung State Lewis, Meriwether, see Lewis Mission Hill Family Estate 317 Heritage Site 198 & Clark Keils, Willie 77 Lime Kiln Point State Mitchell 197‑8, 199 Kelowna 318, 323 Park 86 mobile phones 356 Kennewick 131, 134 Lincoln City 166‑7, 174 money 23, 354 Kerby 255, 259 Lithia Park 247, 262 Moraine Lake 336‑7 Kerouac, Jack 102 Long Beach 40, 78‑9, 81 Moran State Park 88, 89 Kicking Horse Pass 337 Longmire 111‑12, 117 Moro 195 Kicking Horse River 338 Lopez Island 88, 89 Morrow County 203 363 Mosby Creek Bridge 241 North Bend 61 Pacific Rim Park Pass 309 motorcycles, see driving North Fork John Day Packwood 113, 117 mountains 21 Overlook 204 Paint Pots 335 Mount Hood Railroad 50 North Head Lighthouse Painted Cove Trail 197 39‑40, 78 Mt Bachelor 230 Painted Hills 197 North Umpqua Trail 248 Mt Baker 140‑142 Paradise 112‑13, 117 Northern Exposure 60 Mt Baker Theatre 154 Parkdale 50, 51 Nutcracker Museum 156 Mt Constitution
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