Peak Northwest

Hosts Jamie Hale and Chiara Profenna take you to some of the greatest destinations in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

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Mount Hood’s north side offers spectacular view...
27 min
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How Oregon's state parks went from afterthought...
30 min
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How to spend a summer day on Sauvie Island
24 min
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Outdoor concert venues and amphitheaters to vis...
29 min
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Find a suburban hiking adventure this summer
25 min
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Adventuring with kids in the great outdoors
30 min
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The best places to eat and drink in Eugene
34 min
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'In A Landscape' brings classical music to the ...
28 min
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Exploring the eastern Oregon town of Joseph at ...
29 min
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Vickie's first time exploring the south-central...
29 min
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Local day trips to explore, as Oregon gas price...
26 min
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The McKenzie River Trail is a gateway to scenic...
25 min
163
Fat Girls Hiking encourages folks to get outsid...
29 min
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Waterfall kayaking takes whitewater adventure t...
29 min
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Don't sleep on the Bear Hotel, a whimsical attr...
26 min
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What you need to know about the new Columbia Ri...
25 min
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Introducing our new co-host, Vickie Connor
21 min
168
A goodbye to co-host Jim Ryan
Jim and Jamie talk about Jim's favorite places he's explored in the Pacific Northwest
25 min
169
Scheming the perfect 3-day spring weekend
Jim and Jamie say it's time to hit the road and take a long weekend, if you can swing it.
23 min
170
Where to find the best beaches on the southern ...
Jim and Jamie discuss some gems on the spectacular southern coast
31 min
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Fishing 101 with Bill Monroe
The Oregonian/OregonLive's longtime fishing and wildlife reporter gives practical advice on how to get into fishing in Oregon.
31 min
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What to do at Valley of the Rogue, Oregon’s bus...
The busiest state park in Oregon is right there, if you're on I-5 in Southern Oregon.
26 min
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How to go stargazing in Oregon
On this week’s episode of Peak Northwest we talk to Bob Grossfeld, manager of the Sunriver Observatory, where visitors can peer through telescopes to see the wonders of the cosmos. Those who can’t make it out to the observatory can still go stargazing on their own, he explains, with nothing more than a pair of binoculars.<br /><hr><p style='color:grey; font-size:0.75em;'> See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.</p>
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Do go chasing waterfalls...along Oregon's south...
The southern Coast Range is home to several spectacular waterfalls.
21 min
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Take a spring break road trip down Oregon 47
The myriad ways to escape the crowds for spring break this month.
27 min