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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DP. I know others have suggested some of this, but it sounds to me like you should make a city that is surrounded by nature your base, instead of planning a "nature focused trip." That way, there is plenty to do if you tire of the natural world (I personally cannot relate to this, but I'm trying to help). Some suggestions: Portland, Ore./Oregon Coast/Astoria: this combines Portland, which has Multnomah Falls, Mount Hood, a wonderful zoo, rose gardens, and quirkiness with the gorgeous Oregon coast. Lots of short, easy hikes, can visit the Tillamook creamery, and spend time on the beach (although the water is cold). Astoria is a fun town on the Columbia River where Goonies was filmed with some interesting history. Some good Lewis and Clark sites if you are interested. Seattle/San Juan Islands/Vancouver: Seattle has lots to do, and is close to several national parks. You can drive to the Cascades without having to do much hiking. The San Juan Islands are lovely and Maine-like, and you can see Killer whales there. Add Vancouver if you have time. San Diego/La Jolla/Anza Borrego State Park/Joshua Tree National Park San Francisco/Sausalito/Muir Woods/Yosemite Las Vegas/Hoover Dam/Bryce/Zion: Beyond these, if you have time, there are the other Utah national parks and lots to see in Moab, but this involves a lot of driving and is very nature-based. The Canadian Rockies are spectacular, but that is a very nature-based trip with a fair amount of driving. Calgary doesn't have much to do unless you go during rodeo season. Both Banff and Canmore are close to the national parks and are good places to stay. [/quote] OP back again. This is solid advice. Thanks[/quote]
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