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This is an outline of the Pacific Northwest State of Washington with a picture of Forests & Mountains

Represent the Washington Senators with this design celebrating their original run.

A design for city loving person to the beautiful place of Washington D.C. The United States nations capital. All its iconic building full of history. This is perfect for Washington D.C. Shirt lover. The city of Washington has the same boundaries as the District of Columbia, a federal territory established in 1790 as the site of the new nation's permanent capital.

CAPS - Stanley Cup with Team

The Yakima Bears were a minor league baseball team in the northwest United States, located in Yakima, Washington. The Bears were members of Class A short-season Northwest League from 1990-2012. Following the 2012 season the franchise relocated to Hillsboro, Oregon and became Hillsboro Hops.

Breezin' was one of the more ubiquitous sportswear brands of the 80s, making some great looking ski jackets that in all reality saw more time walking the halls of the local high-school than shredding the slopes. Like most 'it' brands, their products were highly sought after and accordingly quite overpriced.* Whether you're an 80s kid looking for some retro memories or you're considerably younger and have never heard of the brand, but love vintage throwback tees in your wardrobe, this one is for you. *Source: 80s mothers everywhere.

Washington patriotic vintage of the State of Washington founded in 1889, with an American flag says land of the free, and the state slogan, the evergreen state. Northern state in Pacific Northwest. Perfect for showing support and love of this state or for Washington sports fans, festivals and events. Great for residents of: Seattle, Spokane WA, Tacoma WA,Vancouver WA, Bellevue WA, Kent WA, Everett WA, Renton WA, Yakima WA, Federal Way WA, and other cities.

Roots - Washington Sate

Football Fan of Washington Gold and Burgundy on White

Fourbit Ford Campground is beside Fourbit Creek, 43 miles east of Medford, in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest. A short driving distance from the campground are Fish Lake and Willow Lake, both popular boating and fishing destinations. Campers at Fourbit Ford appreciate its secluded location. The campground is on the site of the Old Military Road which once supplied Fort Klamath. A number of good hiking trails area nearby, including the Mt. McLoughlin Trail #3716, a 5 mile hike to the summit of the peak.

Fernview Group Campground rests well above the Boulder Creek near its confluence with the South Santiam River, 10 miles east of Cascadia. Visitors access the river by a stepped trail. The Rooster Rock Trail is a popular hiking route. Other inviting trails are nearby. Also, the historic Santiam Wagon Road (now a trail) is popular with mountain bikers and hikers alike.

Elkhorn Valley Campground is by the Little North Santiam River near Mill City, 34 miles southeast of Salem. The campground is part of the Elkhorn Valley Recreation Site operated by the Bureau of Land Management. The site attracts boaters, anglers, hikers, and nature lovers. Swimming in the river during the summer is a popular draw when water levels are safe.

Fourmile Lake Campground is in the Fremont-Winema National Forest, one hour northwest of Klamath Falls and about an hour east of Medford. To the north is the 113,400-acre Sky Lakes Wilderness. Many campers use the campground at Fourmile Lake as a jumping off place for hikes or horseback rides into the wilderness or on the Pacific Crest Trail. Fourmile Lake is popular for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Picturesque views of Mount McLoughlin, although not quite as close up as shown above, are enjoyed from many spots along the lake's shoreline.

Joe Graham Horse Camp is near tiny Clackamas Lake in the Mt. Hood National Forest. A number of good riding trails are in the area, including the Pacific Crest Trail. Some trails lead to nearby Timothy Lake and others to Little Crater Lake. Clackamas Lake Campground, which also has facilities for horses, is nearby across the meadow.

Fishermen's Bend Campground sits along the North Santiam River east of Albany. Operated by the Bureau of Land Management, Fishermen's Bend Recreation Site is popular for hiking, cycling, fishing, and swimming. Volleyball, horseshoes, and basketball are enjoyed by many.

Griffin County Park is set along the Rogue River, 14 miles west of Grants Pass. The park is a popular launching spot for those heading out onto the lower Rogue River. A boat ramp is available in the park. Other park features include a playground, picnic shelter, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, and nearby hiking trails.

Harris Beach State Park, along Oregon's southern coast, is known for its sandy beaches and rocky outcroppings. Located just north of Brookings, the state park is popular for bird watching and hiking. Nearby Bird Island is a National Wildlife Sanctuary and is a breeding site for tufted puffins and other rare birds. Wildlife sightings include gray whales, sea lions, and harbor seals.

Eagle Rock Campground is along the North Umpqua River in the Umpqua National Forest, 50 miles east of Roseburg. Known as a quiet retreat, Eagle Rock is set in a forest of old-growth Douglas fir and deciduous trees. Visitors enjoy hiking, mountain biking, rafting, and fishing, while many are drawn to the unique geologic formations in the area. Anglers, check Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations regarding the North Umpqua River.

Inlet Campground is set deep in the forest close to where the North Umpqua River spills into Lemolo Lake. Many popular Umpqua National Forest trails strike out from around the lake into the wilderness. All kinds of boating are permitted on the lake, along with waterskiing and wake boarding. Fishing is very good for Kokanee and rainbow and brook trout.

Jackson Campground is along the Applegate River in the Rogue River - Siskiyou National Forest, about 14 miles southwest of Jacksonville. Visitors to the campground enjoy fishing, cycling, and hiking. About 15 miles away is popular Applegate Lake with boating, swimming, and fishing. The speed limit on the lake is 10 MPH. A general store is located nearby in the Hart-tish Day Use area there. Across the river from the campground is the GinLin Mining Trailhead.

Foster Bar Campground is set among the trees near the confluence of Foster Creek and the Rogue River. Just downstream along the river is a popular take-out spot for rafters who have come down the Rogue River Wilderness Section. Visitors to the campground enjoy fishing, hiking, nature viewing, and cycling.

Fish Lake Campground rests on the north shore of Fish Lake, 39 miles east of Medford. The campground is within the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest and is operated by a concessionaire, Rogue Recreation. Campers at Fish Lake enjoy wonderful fishing from shore and boat. Fish Lake has a 10 MPH speed limit. Hikers set out on trails to nearby lakes and into the Sky Lakes Wilderness.

Hamaker Campground is a remote site along the Upper Rogue River, northwest of Crater Lake. Visitors enjoy its alpine meadow setting, especially in the spring and early summer when wildflowers are in bloom. Hiking, fishing, and mountain biking are popular. The campground is about 16 miles from the north entrance to Crater Lake.

Eagle Creek Campground is honored as the first National Forest campground in the United States. The campground was established in 1916 in the Columbia River Gorge, 2 miles east of Bonneville. The campground sits on a bluff above Eagle Creek and the Columbia River. Visitors to the campground enjoy hiking the Eagle Creek Trail past waterfalls and along basalt cliffs. Experience spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge from Wauna Point or Buck Point. All the wonders of the Columbia River Gorge are easy to reach from the campground.

Keno Camp is beside Keno Reservoir along the Klamath River, downstream from Upper Klamath Lake. The park and campground are operated by PacifiCorp (Pacific Power). Within the park are picnic areas, horseshoe pits, a boat ramp and dock, and an interpretive shelter. Fishing is very good from the bank and from boats.

Frog Lake Campground is found on the north end of pretty little Frog Lake in the Mt. Hood National Forest. The campground is off Highway 26, 8 miles south of Government Camp. Good hiking trails are found nearby. Only non-motorized boats are allowed on the lake. A ramp is nearby. Several area lakes are worthy of day trips, such as Trillium Lake and Clear Lake.

Feyrer Park is along the Mollala River south of Portland. The park is operated by Clackamas County Parks. Visitors to the park enjoy a quiet retreat within easy driving distance from Interstate 5. Fishing for salmon in the river is excellent (check local fishing regulations). When water levels are safe the river draws waders and swimmers. A convenient boat ramp is found in the park. Volleyball, a playground, and horseshoes are available.

Emigrant Lake County Recreation Area is only 3½ miles southeast of Ashland. One of the biggest attractions at Emigrant Lake is the park's 280-foot twin flume water slide. The slide is open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. Emigrant Lake is also popular for swimming, boating, waterskiing, fishing, and hiking. Emigrant Lake Recreation Area has two campgrounds - The Point RV Park and Oak Slope Campground. There is a 2-night minimum stay on weekends from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.

East Lemolo Campground is on the southeastern shore of Lemolo Lake, high in the Umpqua National Forest. All kinds of boating are popular at the lake. A day-use area and boat ramp are connected with East Lemolo Campground. Lemolo Lake is known for its excellent fishing for Kokanee and rainbow and brook trout. Many campers like to take the short hike to 165-foot Lemolo Falls. Both Diamond Lake and Crater Lake are only a short drive away.

Huckleberry Mountain Campground is in the Rogue-Siskiyou National Forest, 18 miles northeast of Prospect and about 15 miles from Crater Lake National Park. Visitors to the area appreciate the secluded location and the proximity of good OHV trails. The rough road leading into the campground deters some travelers.

Green Canyon Campground is on the Salmon River (shown above), 4.4 miles south of Welches in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Visitors to the campground enjoy hiking along the trail that follows the Salmon River for miles through old-growth forest. Other trails lead into the nearby Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness.

Edson Creek Campground rests near the Sixes River, upstream from Cape Blanco. The campground is operated by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The Sixes River is known for its run of Chinook salmon and steelhead. Deep in the surrounding forests are bears, mountain lions, and bobcats; but they are rarely seen. Campers should be wary of poison oak growing in the area.

Farewell Bend Campground is sheltered by old-growth forest along the Rogue River in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest. The campground is operated by concessionaire Rogue Recreation. Visitors to the campground have an abundance of natural wonders to explore within a short drive from the campground. Crater Lake National Park is a few miles to the east, while just down river from the campground are Rogue River Falls, Rogue River Gorge, Natural Bridge, and scenic trails along the river.

Howard Prairie Resort is on the west shore of Howard Prairie Lake, 21 miles east of Ashland. The resort is one of 7 Jackson County operates parks around the 2000-acre lake. Visitors enjoy a range of water activities from sailing and waterskiing to fishing and swimming. The lake also offers opportunities for hiking and horseback riding. Facilities and services at Howard Prairie Resort include a marina, a 4-lane launch ramp, boat rentals, moorage, fuel, an accessible fishing jetty, a restaurant, and a store.