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hatever your passion, Oregon’s natural and


scenic variety – coast, mountains, rivers, high desert, plains, forests and valleys – lends equally to exhilarating outdoor adventure or tranquil exploration. And with more scenic byways and tour routes than any other state as well as no sales tax and plenty of shopping opportunities there is plenty to discover. Besides 363 miles of pristine


public beaches, high-desert country, painted hills and wine-producing valleys, Oregon is home to North America’s deepest river gorge (Hells Canyon), the country's deepest lake (Crater Lake) and the world’s second-most-climbed mountain (Mt. Hood), which also happens to host North America’s only year-round ski season. Come experience Oregon’s hidden


travel gems for yourself – award- winning golf courses, culinary masterminds, world-class spas and tucked-away luxury properties, all in


Native American culture, Mount Hood and Cannon Beach


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OREGON The Beaver State


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TRAVEL OREGON


the midst of wide open beaches, jaw- dropping waterfalls, lush forests and amazing mountain peaks. Oregon is a state of natural


wonders and you will find amazing beauty throughout with historic towns and sleepy fishing villages to ski resorts and wineries. Windswept beaches, verdant forests and snow- capped peaks give way to sweeping rangelands, towering rock formations and dramatic river valleys in this incredibly diverse land. Oregon – we love dreamers.


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STATE SECRET... Hells Canyon National Recreation Area is heaven on earth to the hikers, campers and rafters who have experienced its many faces. The deepest river gorge in North America offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the west.


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DON'T MISS... From November to June, thousands of gray whales pass all along the Oregon coast on their migration between Alaska and Mexico, and a pod of around 200 whales stay all year off the Central Oregon Coast.


National Park and 188 State Parks International Gateway: Portland


STATE SECRET... The nation's first White House will be reconstructed in Philadelphia and you can learn more secrets in Pittsburgh at the August Wilson Center.


PENNSYLVANIA The Keystone State


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ennsylvania, the Keystone State, was named for its role in the


struggle for independence and creation of a new nation. It was the geographic and economic centre of the 13 original colonies and the bridge across the Appalachian Mountains, linking the East coast to Lake Erie and western US. Philadelphia, the birthplace of


American Independence and home of the Liberty Bell, draws millions annually to follow the footsteps of the Founding Fathers at Independence


National Historical Park. This port city has world-class museums including the Art Museum with more than 225,000 works and a vibrant cultural scene anchored by the Kimmel Center. Pittsburgh, with its industrial heritage, enjoys a beautiful location where two rivers meet to create Ohio with more bridges than any city in the world. Attractions include the Carnegie Science Center, Warhol Museum, the National Aviary, floating nightclubs, and inclined tramways affording panoramic views.


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DON'T MISS... A glance at President Obama’s historic speech on race at the National Constitution Center or the spot where President Lincoln declared that “all men should be created equal” in Gettysburg. Rest, as seven other presidents did, at the Bedford Springs Resort taking in its healing waters.


The countryside offers family resorts


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and honeymoon retreats in the Pocono Mountains and charming inns of Bucks County. Outside you find waterfalls, fishing, the biking trails of the Great Allegheny Passage, Longwood Gardens, and the Civil War battlefields and Eisenhower farm in Gettysburg. Experience the Wyeth Art Museum in the Brandywine Valley and the Amish and Mennonites of Lancaster County.


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Weather: Warm summers, cold winters with heavy snow in mountains. Moderate rainfall thoughout the year National/State Parks: 120 International Gateway: Philadelphia


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Population: 12,200,000 State Capital: Harrisburg Largest city: Philadelphia Local time: EST – 5 hrs behind


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