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Three PNW Tourist Attractions that No Longer Exist
Three PNW Tourist Attractions that No Longer Exist
Three PNW Tourist Attractions that No Longer Exist
The Pacific Northwest has great tourist attractions. Washington has the majestic Mount Rainier and Lake Chelan. Oregon brings in visitors who flock to Wallula Lake and Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is managed by both the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. Bot...
Exploring The Legacy Of Snoqualmie Pass: From Wagon Roads To I-90
Exploring The Legacy Of Snoqualmie Pass: From Wagon Roads To I-90
Exploring The Legacy Of Snoqualmie Pass: From Wagon Roads To I-90
Modern-day Snoqualmie Pass on I-90 is one of the busiest mountain passes in America. When did the first Wagons, cars, trains, and skiers summit Snoqualmie Pass? Natives Hunted and Traversed the Cascades for Hundreds of Years For hundreds of years, the route across the Cascade Mountains was used by Native tribes for hunting, fishing, and connecting with other native tribes in the lower Puget Sound

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