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-Nancy and Maloy Murdock, Pine Meadow Inn Bed & Breakfast, Grants
Pass, OR
-Judith and Ted Mondun, Old Welches Inn Bed & Breakfast, Welches,
OR
-Sharon (Sherry) Porter, Newport Belle Bed & Breakfast, Newport, OR
-Graham and Jackie Johnson, Fotheringham House Bed & Breakfast, Spokane,
WA
-Sandy and Ron Johnson, Johnson Heritage House Bed & Breakfast, Vancouver,
British Columbia
-Karen and Phil Green, Mt. Juneau Inn Bed & Breakfast, Juneau, Alaska
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OF THE RIVER BED & BREAKFAST |
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Monty
and Karen Turner, Run of the River Bed & Breakfast, Leavenworth, WA
Transplants from Las Vegas, Monty and Karen built and opened their
log style bed & breakfast inn in 1986. "We looked for property in
the Cascade Mountains near a river because we wanted to offer guests
things to see and do in all four seasons," says Monty. Their spot
on the Icicle River near the Bavarian style town of Leavenworth offers
all kinds of outdoor activities. In the winter guests enjoy cross-country
skiing and snowshoeing and in the summer and fall guests take on hiking,
biking, fishing, and river rafting. "When we can we love to go biking
and hiking with our guests, too," says Monty.
Monty's collection of mountain bicycles is available for guests to
use on nearby roads and trails. "We also have a nifty Cannondale 18-speed
tandem bicycle that guests can try," says Monty. During winter months
guests are welcome to use the inn's Red Feather snowshoes, taking
off from the front door of the inn! "Folks who don't take to skiing
usually find snowshoeing easy to learn," says Monty. Jasper, the friendly
airedale often enjoys a romp with guests too.
Find the complete write-up on Run of the River Bed & Breakfast Inn
on pages 276-277 in Recommended Bed & Breakfasts: Pacific Northwest.
To plan your all season travels to Leavenworth and the Central Washington
Cascades find other helpful information in Washington: Off the Beaten
Path. To order either of these titles check with your favorite local
bookstore, browse your favorite bookstore website, or call The Globe
Pequot Press, www.globe-pequot.com, 9:00 to 5:00 Eastern Standard
Time, (800) 243-0495. |
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| FALCON'S
CREST INN |
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Melody
and Bob Johnson, Falcon's Crest Inn, Government Camp,
OR
Melody and Bob have welcomed travelers since 1987 to their
mountain lodge-style B&B located at the base of 11,235-ft.
Mt. Hood. Bob, a gourmet chef, provides tasty breakfasts
and sometimes-ribald conversational tidbits as well. "He
always seems to have something funny to say," says Melody
with a grin. The couple also offers fine dining in the
evening, a prix fixe affair that often comes with seven
delicious courses including dessert. Wines are extra.
Reservations are a must (call 800-624-7384).
An active supporter of the Mt. Hood Recreation Area, Melody
is president of the Associated Bed & Breakfasts of Mount
Hood & Northern Willamette Valley and she has recently
been appointed to the Clackamas County Tourism Council.
The B&B Association members also host the Mountain Mercantile,
a sparkling and fun holiday craft fair in mid-November
at the Resort at the Mountain in Welches.
Find the complete write-up on Falcon's Crest Inn on pages
108-109 in Recommended Bed & Breakfasts: Pacific Northwest.
To plan your all season travels to the Mt. Hood Recreation
Area find helpful information on pages 208-220 of Oregon:
Off the Beaten Path, 4th edition. To order either
of these titles ask at your favorite local bookstore,
check your favorite bookstore website, or call The Globe
Pequot Press, www.globe-pequot.com, 9:00 to 5:00 Eastern
Standard Time, (800) 243-0495.
Note: Be sure to specify that you want the Fourth
Edition of Oregon: Off the Beaten Path, it's the most
complete and most up to date. |
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