Pacific States

Exodus is planted in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, only three miles from the end of the Oregon Trail. Within five hours of driving we can reach majestic Mount Hood, stunning Crater Lake, Multnomah Falls, and any number of spots on the incredible Pacific coast. Nearby are beautiful rolling hills, redwood forests, rivers, high desert, and more. . . and that's just to mention the natural wonders of the area. Also close by are the major cultural hubs of Portland and Seattle.

We're thrilled to be here, and we also feel incredibly blessed by some of the amazing historical heritage we've been given. Names like John McLoughlin, Jason Lee, Marcus & Narcissa Whitman and Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce are just the start of some of the amazing people who have shaped our area. This section spotlights a small amount of the best and most unique the Pacific Northwest has to offer.

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Oregon Trail Diary of James Atkin, Jr. in 1852
by James Akin
for 9th-Adult
in Oregon Trail (Location: HISA-19OR)
Oregon Trail Diary of Rev. Edward Evans Parrish in 1844
by Rev. Edward Evans Parrish
for 8th-Adult
in Oregon Trail (Location: HISA-19OR)
Trees to Know in Oregon
by Charles R. Ross, illustrated by Hugh Hayes
Revised from Oregon State University Press
for 6th-Adult
in Field Guides & Nature Handbooks (Location: NAT-FIELD)