Zach Urness
Outdoors Writer at Statesman Journal
Co-Host at Explore Oregon Podcast
I cover Oregon's outdoors for @Salem_Statesman and @USATODAY. Environment/recreation/public lands. Explore Oregon Podcast. Best Hikes w/kids Oregon. Girl dad.
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1 day ago |
statesmanjournal.com | Zach Urness
Visitors can now reserve their spot on a boat tour at Crater Lake National Park this summer, the last time the iconic cruises will be offered until 2029. “We look forward to welcoming guests aboard for another year of scenic adventures and unforgettable experiences,” ExplorUS, the new concessionaire for Crater Lake, said on its website. Boat tours will take place July 7 to Sept. 14.
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1 day ago |
registerguard.com | Zach Urness
Visitors can now reserve their spot on a boat tour at Crater Lake National Park this summer, the last time the iconic cruises will be offered until 2029. “We look forward to welcoming guests aboard for another year of scenic adventures and unforgettable experiences,” ExplorUS, the new concessionaire for Crater Lake, said on its website. Boat tours will take place July 7 to Sept. 14.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Zach Urness
In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness reports on a project in Eugene that will add a mountain biking park and expand the size of the city's Ridgeline Trail system for hiking. The city plans to add 12 miles of new trail at Suzanne Arlie Park and South Eugene Meadows, opening up the city's first trails built specifically for mountain biking while also creating new hikes and expanding hiking routes. It's been a long road for the city to embrace mountain biking.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Zach Urness
In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness reports on a project in Eugene that will add a mountain biking park and expand the size of the city's Ridgeline Trail system for hiking. The city plans to add 12 miles of new trail at Suzanne Arlie Park and South Eugene Meadows, opening up the city's first trails built specifically for mountain biking while also creating new hikes and expanding hiking routes. It's been a long road for the city to embrace mountain biking.
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6 days ago |
statesmanjournal.com | Zach Urness
In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness reports on a project in Eugene that will add a mountain biking park and expand the size of the city's Ridgeline Trail system for hiking. The city plans to add 12 miles of new trail at Suzanne Arlie Park and South Eugene Meadows, opening up the city's first trails built specifically for mountain biking while also creating new hikes and expanding hiking routes. It's been a long road for the city to embrace mountain biking.
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Visitors can now reserve their spot on a boat tour at @CraterLakeNPS this summer, the last time the iconic cruises will be offered until 2029: https://t.co/xOtueznKkz https://t.co/obTMhI9SEM
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New podcast: The City of Eugene is breaking ground this month on a project to add a new mountain biking park and expand hiking options by doubling the size of its Ridgeline Trail system. I talk about what it is, when it's happening and why it's a big deal https://t.co/IVab9LYbLz