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Oregon Backcountry Adventure - Photo Gallery

January/February 2010 issue of RoadRUNNER magazine. Click on the thumbnails to view larger images.

Cresting a ridge in the Blue Mountains, just outside Walla Walla, WA.

Preparing clam spaghetti at Indian Lake Campground.

A pre-loaded GPS route is essential on the OBDR.

Descending from the 6,800-ft elevation of Tower Mountain Lookout, in the Whitman National Forest.

The author fording the Malheur River at Crane Crossing.

Evidence we are the first bikes of the season on this road.

The route offers captivating views each day.

And the score is Rock 1 vs. Sterling 0.

A quick game of follow the leader adds to the fun.

Dinner just tastes better when prepared on a pannier lid.

An inspiring sunset caps a great week of riding.

We never grow tired of charging up these mountain roads.

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