Oregon Trail Book Recommendations?

tcT4R

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I have a few different trail books for California and have seen a number of other books for popular areas like Utah, Arizona and Colorado but was wondering if anyone has a good book recommendation for Oregon trails. There are a bunch of hiking and mountain biking books but not sure how useful they would be for my purposes, and can't preview them online. Really I'm just looking for something I can thumb through to get a better idea for camping and day trips before I dive deeper into planning and use other material available. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!
 
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Delormes Gazetter Map Book is similiar to the Atlas Benchmark above, but has a list of what they call "Unique natural features" listed in the front with a quick write up of what is is and where to find it. From lava caves, hot springs, cinder cones, giant craters, faults/fissures, etc. Some good stuff in there.

Crack In The Ground

Here's an example- Called Crack in the Ground - it's a 2 mile long fault you can hike thru that's up to 100 feet deep, with many side fissures.

not my website but rather just a link to the type of thing you'll find in that list.
 
I passed many books from my father, but I have no idea how to use them; I recommend you to download the app, it's much more comfortable.:keyboard:

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