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# Opal Creek

Opal Creek is a wilderness area in the Cascade Mountains region of Oregon.

## Understand
### History

Opal Creek is one of the very few old growth forests that never allowed logging. Some of the trees are large enough to fit 15-20 children around. Walking through the ancient forest you can feel the difference between it and groomed and logged forest.
It is reported that the first people to call Opal Creek home were local Native Americans; ancient artifacts have proven their existence. In fact, there is a location near the lodges that is considered sacred ground.
The neatest part of walking the trails is seeing the old mine shafts and rusting mining equipment. Gold and other precious metals were found in the area in the mid 1900s. When the mining eventually stopped, their company turned over their land including Jawbone Flats and a piece of old growth forest to those who continue today to preserve the area.

### Climate
## Get in
## Fees and permits

A Northwest Forest Pass is required to park at the gate area and most areas along the forest service roads in the Opal Creek area. The passes are available at many vendors, but not at the site, so be sure to get your pass before you get there. Passes can be daily or seasonal.

## Do
### Hiking

As with many recreational areas that are an abundant amount of hiking trails. The diversity of Opal Creek makes each one unique and can appeal to a variety of ecological tastes.
The trail from the Gate to Jawbone Flats is the most popular trail is of a moderate intensity, but can be adapted to meet anyone's comfort. The loop winds through the deep old growth forest and massive trees that have withstood years of drought and fire. On the trail you also venture through the old mining areas and can view the abandoned shafts, outhouses, lodges, and equipment. The trail also hosts some gorgeous waterfalls. The highlight of the hike and where it is a great time to settle in for some lunch is when you reach the crystal clear waterhole in the river. The water is bone chilling cold, but so beautiful. The trail eventually leads to the lodge and the cabins at the old mining town of Jawbone Flats.

## Sleep
### Lodging

Opal Creek has many different options when it comes to lodging, because it is settled in an old mining town there is authentic rustic lodging that will fit the needs of many different sized groups. There is also an option to have meals available for you at only $6.00 per day. All of the meals are vegetarian and very delicious.
The main lodge is rented only to large groups and on a per night basis. But the ground floor is open to anyone and as a pool table, library, and comfortable seating.
The two newest lodges were completed less than 10 years ago and are equipped with all the amenities that one would need. All of the logs were logged by horses within Opal Creek and each house has a wonderful back patio and spacious rooms.
The site also houses three other alternative cabins that include the old mining office, a former mining cabin, and original meal hall. The mining office is perhaps best because it has a perfect view of a very romantic waterfall.
# Opi

Opi is a medieval village of 420 people (2015) in Abruzzo in the protected area of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park. It is part of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy". Opi is a well-known tourist centre, 7 km from the Macchiarvana cross-country ski trails.

## Understand

Lovers of winter sports, especially cross-country skiing, frequent the medieval village especially in winter. Here in winter the snow always falls abundantly. Opi is a tourist destination at other times of the year thanks to the numerous cultural initiatives, the natural and architectural beauty, and the numerous cycle and pedestrian paths it offers. The town has several accommodation facilities.

## Get in
### By car

Opi can be reached from the Marsica fucense (Pescina exit of the A25 motorway) and from the lower Sangro through the Marsicana state road 83 which crosses the Abruzzo National Park. Secondary accesses come from Cocullo (exit of the A25 motorway) through the Sannite state road 479 passing through the Valle del Sagittario and Scanno -Passo Godi, and from the Lazio region through the Forca d'Acero pass and the State Road 509.

### By bus

Buses from Avezzano are managed by TUA bus lines.

## Get around

Walk - a very small (though steep) village.

## See

* 41.820613.72491 Old beech trees of the park, National park area of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise (Val Fondillo), ☏ +39 0863 91131, info@parcoabruzzo.it. The woods, located in the localities of Val Cervara, Selva Moricento, Coppo del Principe, Coppo del Morto, Cacciagrande and Valle Jancino (Val Fondillo), fall within the protected area of ​​the national park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise in the municipalities of Lecce in the Marsi, Opi, Pescasseroli and Villavallelonga . They are considered among the most important old forests in the Northern Hemisphere. Recognized in 2017 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with plants over 500 years old, it is populated by protected animals such as the Marsican brown bear, the Apennine wolf, the chamois.
* 41.780913.82972 Visitor Center and Museum of the Suede (Centro visita e Museo del Camoscio), Old Town, ☏ +39 0863 910606, comuneopi@pec.comune.opi.aq.it. The Apennine chamois museum with an adjoining wildlife area is located in the upper part of the town.
* Ski and Mountain Museum (Museo dello Sci e della Montagna), Old Town, ☏ +39 0863 910606, info@opionline.it. Museum housed in the municipal headquarters in the centre of the town.
* 41.77413.8373 Museum of the Forest and of Man, Val Fondillo, ☏ +39 3319727262, info@valfondillo.it. The museum is housed in the premises of the former sawmill of Val Fondillo, in the heart of the national park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise.

## Do

Walk in the Val Fondillo - delightful country with a possibility of seeing bears or wolves - but that means an early start.
* 41.78913.8221 Sci di Fondo, Altopiano della Macchiarvana, ☏ +39 338 1597354, scuolasci@opionline.it. Italian cross-country ski school. Qualified ski instructors.
* 41.780913.82972 The infiorata, Old Town (piazzale of the Piccolomini castle), ☏ +39 0863 910606. Second Sunday in June. Feast of Corpus Domini

## Sleep

Hotel Fresilia in the main street.
# Lake County (Ohio)

Lake County is in Northeast Ohio.

## Cities

* 41.7503-81.27331 Fairport Harbor is a small town on Lake Erie at the mouth of the Grand River and has a beautiful kid-friendly beach just below its Lighthouse.
* 41.691111-81.3419442 Mentor, in Lake County, is home to Mentor Headlands Beach State Park and the home (and now museum) of President James A. Garfield.
* 41.728889-81.2597223 Painesville , the County Seat of Lake County, is home to Lake Erie College and also has a historical Public Square as its town center.

#### Townships

* 41.671667-81.2508334 Concord
* 41.701667-81.1416675 LeRoy
* 41.77167-81.052786 Madison
* 41.722778-81.2497227 Painesville
* 41.7592-81.13838 Perry

## Get around

Most likely you will want to rent a vehicle to get around Lake County, but there is a bus service, Laketran, that runs throughout the county. Walking is probably out of the question if you really want to see a number of sights. Laketran's time schedules and maps, as well as current fare prices can be found on their website.

## See

Mentor exhibits the home of the 20th president of the United States, James A. Garfield. Guided and self-guided tours are available.

## Do
### Headlands Beach State Park$^{[deadlink]}$

Headlands Beach in Mentor, Ohio is the largest natural sand public beach in the state, spanning one mile. The beach is a great summer destination for those who enjoy sunbathing, windsurfing, hiking, and swimming. The park includes a playground, park concession stand, picnic areas, and public restrooms. Picnic shelters may be reserved for special events by calling the main office at Cleveland Lakefront State Park at (216)881-8141.
Visitors may hike or bike on one of two trails within the park: 1.5 mi (2.4 km) Buckeye Trail or 0.4 mi (0.64 km) Fishing Trail. More hiking paths run through adjacent Headlands Dunes State Nature Preserve$^{[deadlink]}$. Plants found on the dunes include sea rocket, beach pea, seaside spurge, beach grass and purple sand grass.
A breakwall located at the east end of the park serves as an excellent place for freshwater fishing. Valid Ohio state fishing license is required.
Views from the park include the Fairport Harbor Lighthouse and the grassy dunes of Headlands Dunes State Nature Preserve.

## Sleep

* Hampton Inn Madison, 171 Water Tower Drive, Madison, ☏ +1 440-307-4450.

## Go next

* Cleveland
* Greater Cleveland
* Northeast Ohio
* Akron
# Lake Cumberland State Resort Park

Lake Cumberland State Resort Park$^{[deadlink]}$ is a state park in Kentucky's Southern Lakes region.

## Understand

A 2,791-acre resort park located on the shores of Lake Cumberland.

### History

The park was created on January 1, 1951 with lands donated to the state by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers.

### Climate
## Get in
## Drink

There are no alcohol sales within the park. The nearest city where alcohol can be purchased is Somerset, 40 miles to the east.

## Sleep
### Lodging

* Lure Lodge, toll-free: +1-800-325-1709. A 63-room hotel attached to the visitor center, restaurant, and meeting rooms. The lodge has an indoor pool and offers high speed internet. Lure Lodge is open year round and rooms may be reserved through the park website up to one year in advance.
* Pumpkin Creek Lodge, toll-free: +1-800-325-1709. The original park lodge has 13 rooms and is open year round. Rooms can be reserved through the park website up to one year in advance.
* Cottages and Woodland Cottages, toll-free: +1-800-325-1709. The park has 20 cottages and 10 woodland cottages for rent. The cottages are one story, feature full kitchens and come in one-, two-, and three-bedroom configurations. The woodland cottages are two stories with two bedrooms, feature full kitchens, and a fireplace. Both styles of cottages have outdoor grilling areas. Reservations can be made through the park website up to one year in advance

### Camping

* Lake Cumberland State Resort Park, toll-free: +1-800-325-1709. The park campground has 119 total campsites, 91 have electric hookups and 28 are primitive. Seven of the primitive sites are tent only. Shower houses with flush toilets are available. The campground has a small grocery store that sells a basic selection of groceries, firewood, and ice. The park's outdoor pool is next to the campground. The campground is open April 1 through October 31. All of the sites may be reserved through the parks website up to one year in advance. There is a 2-night minimum stay on weekends and holidays.
* Kendall Campground (7 miles from Lake Cumberland State Resort Park), ☏ +1 270 343-4660. A campground operated by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers located at Wolf Creek Dam. The campground has 115 campsites with electric and water hookups. Kendall Campground features shower houses with flush toilets, laundry facilities, a boat ramp, hiking trails, horseshoe pits, and a basketball court. The campground is open mid March through the end of October.

## Go next
### Cities

* Danville
* Glasgow
* Monticello
* Somerset

### Outdoors

* Big South Fork National Recreation Area
* Cumberland Falls State Resort Park
* Daniel Boone National Forest
* Mammoth Cave National Park
# Lake Elsinore

Lake Elsinore is a city in Riverside County.

## Get in

Ontario Airport

## Do

In the spring, Lake Elsinore can be a convenient place for daytrippers to see wild poppies and other wildflowers, especially when the winter months have been rainy. However, it was so crowded during the popular 2016 and 2019 "superblooms", that the flowers were trampled and the traffic brought the city to a standstill. As a result, in 2023, the city closed its public parks and all parking lots near the wildflowers, and also stepped up traffic and parking enforcement, in an effort to discourage visitors. If you go, be sure that you are not damaging the environment or parking illegally.

## Eat

* Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant, 105 North Main St. Eat authentic grilled Mexican food in historic downtown Elsinore, with an intimate setting and live mariachi band on some nights. Favorites include the enchilada del mar, albondigas, and a Cadillac margarita.

## Sleep

* Quality Inn, 31808 Casino Dr, ☏ +1 951-674-9694.
* Econo Lodge Lake Elsinore Casino, 20930 Malaga Rd, ☏ +1 951-674-3101.
* Motel 6 Lake Elsinore, 31610 Auto Center Dr, ☏ +1 951-245-8998.
* Lake Park Resort, 32000 Riverside Dr, ☏ +1 951-674-7911.
* Best Western - Lakeview, 31781 Casino Dr, ☏ +1 951-674-3131.
* Elsinore Hot Spring Motel, 316 N Main St, ☏ +1 951-674-9997.
# Lake Forest (California)

Lake Forest is a city in Orange County in Southern California.

## Get in
### By car

Lake Forest lies between Interstate 5 and the 241, a toll road. The 241 ends about 5 miles south of the city, but this road can be used to reach the Riverside Area. I-405 begins a few miles north of Lake Forest and can be used as an alternate route north.

### By plane

The closest commercial airport is John Wayne Airport but the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the largest one in the area.

### By train

The closest Amtrak station is in Irvine. Metrolink shares the station and has two lines that stop there. One line goes from San Bernardino to Oceanside and the other goes from Ventura to Oceanside.

## Get around

The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) does provide a pretty thorough bus service but it is still advised to rent a car.

## See

* 33.647002-117.6896261 Heritage Hill, 25151 Serrano Rd, ☏ +1 949 923-2230. Historical Park

## Do

* 33.697815-117.6463721 Whiting Ranch Wilderness park, 27901 Glenn Ranch Rd, ☏ +1 949 923-2245. approximately 2,500 acres of riparian and oak woodland canyons, rolling grassland hills and steep slopes of coastal sage scrub and chaparral.

## Buy

* Nearby is the Irvine Spectrum and The Shops at Mission Viejo.

## Eat

* 33.630173-117.7189051 DeLucia's Italian Restaurant & Bar, 23600 Rockfield Blvd, ☏ +1 949 951-2611. For Italian food, the original restaurant on Lake Forest near the I-5.
* 33.680617-117.6672182 Inca Mama's, 26676 Portola Parkway, Foothill Ranch (in Foothill Ranch), ☏ +1 949 951-6262. a good choice for Peruvian
* 33.629077-117.7188683 Diho Thai/Chinese, 23600 Rockfield Blvd (on Lake Forest near the I-5), ☏ +1 949 859-4192.
* 33.627797-117.6905274 El Paraiso, 25252 Jeronimo Rd (corner of Jeronimo and El Toro), ☏ +1 949 770-2775. The food is inexpensive and is quite delicious. The main El Salvadorian dish is the papusa, which is filling but not heavy and a lot less greasy than Mexican food.
* 33.629932-117.7040985 El Conejito's, 24331 Muirlands Boulevard #9 (on Ridge Route just East of Muirlands), ☏ +1 949 458-1760. offers delicious Mexican food, inexpensive, yet at times greasy food
* 33.627918-117.7038946 Avilla's El Ranchito, 24406 Muirlands Blvd (Just across Muirlands), ☏ +1 949 855-4989. a chain restaurant with a lively decor and cheap, tasty Mexican food.

## Sleep

* 33.626886-117.7233141 Laguna Hills Inn at Irvine Spectrum, 23061 Avenida de la Carlota, ☏ +1 949-431-5913.
* 33.669497-117.6523342 Courtyard Foothill Ranch Orange County, 27492 Portola Parkway, ☏ +1 949-951-5700. Cradled by Mission Viejo, Lake Forest and the Saddleback Mountains, the Courtyard Foothill Ranch hotel is an oasis in South Orange County.

## Go next

* Los Angeles and San Diego are accessible from Anaheim via Amtrak and Metrolink.
# Lake Forest

There is more than one place called Lake Forest:

### United States of America

* Lake Forest (California) — a town in California
* Lake Forest (Illinois) — a town in Illinois
# Menaggio

Menaggio is a village on Lake Como in Italy.

## Get in

Bus service is offered by ASF Autolinee:
* Route C10 to/from Como
* Route C12 to/from Lugano

## See

* 46.0274639.2300181 Villa Mylius Vigoni, Via Giulio Vigoni, 1, ☏ +39 0344 361 232, segreteria@villavigoni.euh. Only by guided tours Th 14:30 (closed Aug). 19th-century villa and park. It hosts a German-Italian cultural foundation. €10. (updated Aug 2015)

## Sleep

* Youth Hostel "La Primula". (updated Sep 2015)
* Hotel Garni Corona (on Menaggio's main pedestrian plaza). (updated Sep 2015)
* Lettings Lake Como. Lake Como Villas Rental. (updated Aug 2018)

## Go next

* Bellagio – a town to the south-east, home to Villa Melzi and Villa Serbelloni
* Tremezzo – a town south along the lakeshore, home to Villa del Balbianello and Villa Carlotta
* Varenna – a village across the lake to the east, home to Villa Monastero
# Mena

There is more than one place called Mena.

#### Russia

* Mena (Russia) - a town in Russia.

#### United Kingdom

* Mena (England) - a village in Cornwall, United Kingdom.

#### United States of America

* Mena (Arkansas) - in the state of Arkansas
# Mendocino National Forest

Mendocino National Forest is in the Coastal Mountain Range in northwestern California. It covers 913,306 acres (3,696 km²). There is a variety of recreational opportunities — camping, hiking, mountain biking, paragliding, backpacking, boating, fishing, hunting, nature study, photography, and off-highway vehicle travel.

## Understand

The forest includes four wilderness areas:
* Sanhedrin Wilderness - 10,571 acres (42.78 km²)
* Snow Mountain Wilderness — 60,076 acres (243.12 km²)
* Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness — 180,877 acres (731.98 km²) (partly in Trinity NF, Six Rivers NF)
* Yuki Wilderness - 53,887 acres (218.07 km²)
Lake Pillsbury is the largest recreational lake in the forest at 2,280 acres (9.2 km²) and offers boat ramps, camping and resorts.
Letts Lake, southeast of Lake Pillsbury is 35 acres (140,000 m²) in size and has hiking trails, campgrounds and is close to trailheads into Snow Mountain Wilderness.
Other lakes include Plaskett Lakes in the middle of the forest, Howard, Hammerhorn, Square and Long Lakes near Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness in the northern portion.
* Mendocino National Forest, Office: 825 N. Humboldt Ave., Willows, ☏ +1 530-934-3316. (updated Jul 2021)

### Fauna

The tule elk is one of the largest land mammals native to California, with cows weighing up to 350 lb (160 kg), and the largest bulls weighing roughly 500 pounds. Hunted to near extinction during the state's gold rush era, the animals were reintroduced to the Lake Pillsbury Basin in the late 1970s by the California Department of Fish and Game, and the herd has steadily grown, numbering around 80 in 2007.
The elk live on the north shore of the lake at the bottom of Hull Mountain, and enjoy wild clovers and grasses, along with the green summer and fall foliage around Lake Pillsbury's edges. Mendocino National Forest and Los Padres National Forest are the only two national forests in California to have tule elk.

### Climate
## Get in

It is the only national forest in the state of California without a major paved road entering it.
It is 133 mi (214 km) NW of Sacramento. Take Interstate 5 northwest to Willows, then west on Route 162.

## Stay safe

There is a 10-day elk hunting season beginning on the second Wednesday in September each year.
Be on the watch for wildfires. Between late July and early September 2018, the Mendocino Complex Fire burned approximately 284,000 acres (1,150 km²) in the southern portion of the forest, or around one-third of the forest's total area. The burned area included the entire Snow Mountain Wilderness.
Originating as 38 separate fires started by lightning on August 16 and 17, 2020, the August Complex Fire became the largest wildfire in California history. The fire was primarily burning through the Mendocino National Forest, and grew to over 1,026,000 acres.
# Orofino

Orofino is in North Central Idaho.

## Understand

Orofino is the main city on the Nez Perce Indian Reservation. It is close to where Lewis & Clark put their canoes in on the Clearwater River for the last stretch of their expedition to the Pacific Ocean. It is also close to the Dworshak Dam, the third-highest dam in the United States, behind Oroville Dam in California and Hoover Dam on the Colorado.
Its setting amongst tumbly semi-arid hills and the Clearwater River is quite attractive.

## Get in

Orofino is off the beaten track. It lacks services by mass public transit, and your best bet is to drive there on Idaho Route 12.

## See

* 46.5009-116.330781 Canoe Camp - Nez Perce National Historic Park, ☏ +1 208 476-3746. This marks the site where Lewis and Clark worked with the Nez Perce to carve out canoes that would take them to the Pacific. It can be a quick stop. (updated Oct 2021)
* 46.51883-116.300862 Dworshak Visitor Center, 1842 Viewpoint Rd, Ahsahka, ☏ +1 208-476-1255. M-F 8:30AM-4:30PM. Here you can visit the third tallest dam in the U.S., right behind Oroville and Hoover. It was built in 1973 and stands at 717 from the riverbed, looking like a concrete fortress. Tours give you a chance to explore the top and other parts of the facility. Free. (updated Oct 2021)
* 46.48576-116.243333 Clearwater Historical Museum, 433 Bartlett St, ☏ +1 208 476-5033. M, W-F 11AM-5PM. Regional historical displays. (updated Oct 2021)

## Do

* 46.50208-116.323971 Dworshak Fish Hatchery, 276 Dworshak Complex Drive, ☏ +1 208 476-3331. Daily 9AM-3PM. The original objective was to replenish fish populations that might have been depleted by the dam, but it is fun to view the fish and surroundings with the dam in the background. (updated Oct 2021)

## Sleep

* 46.47955-116.254041 Helgeson Place Hotel Suites, 125 Johnson Ave, ☏ +1 208 476-5729. Hotel set in brick building. (updated Oct 2021)
* 46.47568-116.253462 Best Western Lodge At River's Edge, 615 Main St, ☏ +1 208 476-9999. Nice views of the river and then an indoor pool and nice breakfast spread in the morning. (updated Oct 2021)
* 46.50324-116.348093 Pink House Recreation Site, 4815 US-12, ☏ +1 208 962-3245. A tranquil place to camp along the Clearwater run by the BLM, even has a "beach" along the river. $10 per tent site. (updated Oct 2021)
# Orono

There is more than one place called Orono:

### Canada

* Orono (Ontario) - A town in Ontario.

### United States of America

* Orono (Maine) - A town in Maine.
* Orono (Minnesota) - A town in Minnesota.
# Oroquieta

Oroquieta is the capital of the province of Misamis Occidental, in Northern Mindanao.

## Get in
### By bus

There are Rural Transit buses to and from Dipolog, Ozamiz, Iligan, and Cagayan de Oro.

### By plane

The airport near Oroquieta is Ozamiz where you can fly with
* Cebu Pacific from Manila and Cebu, or
* Philippines Airlines from Manila.

### By ferry

* The ferry port near Oroquieta is Ozamiz where you can get a ferry to Cebu City.
* Lite Shippines lines has a ferry from (Plardel port) to Bohol via Siquijor.

## Buy
### Malls & supermarkets

* Prince Supermarket, Barrientos Street, ☏ +63 85-5310022. 8AM-8PM. 1st big supermarket in Oroquieta. (updated Feb 2016)

## Eat

* Jollibee. 7AM-10PM. breakfast 7AM-11AM. (updated Feb 2016)

## Drink

* Wet Dreams beside swimming pool
* Chopstick Restobar near Jollibee

## Sleep

* St Gerards Lodging house, Rizal Street. Check-in: noon, check-out: noon. 10 fan single/double rrooms From ₱300. (updated Feb 2016)
* Sheenas Inn, Del Pilar Street, ☏ +63 88-5311158. Check-in: noon, check-out: noon. Fan single/double rooms. Has 21 rooms. From ₱480. (updated Feb 2016)
* Rhovics Place Hotel, City Plaza Boulevard, ☏ +63 917 712 0615. Check-in: noon, check-out: 11AM. Single/double room with own bathroom and cable TV. Has a swimming pool. ₱700-1500. (updated Feb 2016)

## Go next

* Dipolog
* Ozamiz