Everyone belongs in the outdoors and wild spaces, but where do you start? What gear is essential? Where should you go? Mazama member Matt Reeder will be presenting on his latest guidebook, Extraordinary Oregon about the area we live in to to demystify and introduce our trails. The Adventurous Young Mazamas will, true to Base Camp style, take it back to the basics to ensure anyone who wants to can recreate safely in our backyard.

For more information, see this link: https://mazamas.org/event/3234/

Join me for a special matinee presentation about my new hiking guidebook Extraordinary Oregon! I'll be speaking about my favorite hikes across the state of Oregon at the Sunriver Public Library. I can't wait to see you there, and happy trails!

Join me for a late-afternoon exploration of my favorite hikes across the state of Oregon. I'll be talking my favorite hikes and sharing some fun stories from the writing of the book. Thank you for your support, and happy trails!

Please join local guidebook author and Mazama hike leader Matt Reeder as he takes us "off the beaten path" on a 'tour' of the most extraordinary places to go hiking in Oregon. Matt’s newly published book “Extraordinary Oregon”, features 125 fantastic hikes across the state. Five lucky program attendees will have a chance to win a signed copy.

This is an hybrid event with in-person and online options. Registration required.

Join the Forest Grove Library at 1:00PM on Saturday, June 10th, for a live streamed presentation by Matt Reeder, author of PDX Hiking 365, Off the Beaten Trail, and 101 Hikes in the Majestic Mount Jefferson Region. Matt will talk about his most recent publication, Extraordinary Oregon!: 125 Fantastic Hikes Across the State of Oregon.

Extraordinary Oregon! features hikes across the state, from the Oregon Coast to the Oregon Desert, and from the Oregon Redwoods to Hells Canyon. With pinpoint directions, detailed topographic maps, and a wealth of extraordinary hikes across the state, this book should help you plan your Oregon adventures for many years to come.

This free program will stream live on the library's YouTube channel starting at 1:00 p.m.