Trail Running Oregon (Book) by Lizann Dunegan

The 65 trails in northwest and central Oregon, chosen based on their fun-factor, adventure potential, technical challenges, wildlife viewing, and spectacular scenery. There is runner-specific info for each route, including percentage of sun exposure; trail surface (smooth or rocky); water and nature-break sources; trail hazards, such as bridgeless creek crossings; where the best views are; and where to get the best food and drink after the run. Most of the routes average from 3 to 8 miles and vary widely in their level of difficulty. 224 pages.