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National parks post record highs, lows in visitors during hectic 2020 in Pacific Northwest
Updated Feb 04, 2021;
Posted Feb 04, 2021
Visitors hike down the trail to Cleetwood Cove. Views from Rim Drive in Crater Lake National Park.Jamie Hale/The Oregonian
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To say it’s been a hectic year for Northwest national parks is an understatement.
National park sites across the region posted record high numbers of visitors in 2020, as well as record lows, as park managers dealt with the coronavirus pandemic, raging wildfires and swarming crowds of people, some of whom endangered their own safety and the natural landscapes themselves.
5 things to do this week: Newberg Nutcracker, Outdoor skate, and Jerry Joseph live stream
Updated Dec 30, 2020;
The year 2020 may be behind us, but pandemic restrictions remain. We’ve put together a list of upcoming events that includes both live and virtual things to do this week. Get out and roller skate or watch for sea life, or stay in and watch a concert or ballet.
Visitors peer out at the ocean from the stone shelter atop Cape Perpetua on the central Oregon coast. Whale watching season is in full swing. Oregonian file photo. Jamie Francis/The Oregonian
New Year’s Day whale watching