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Review: Smith Rock State Park

View from an overlook at Smith Rock State Park.River flowing through a canyon, tall cliffs rising above, a mountain in the background.

An accessibility review for disabled travelers to Smith Rock State Park in Oregon.

April 21, 2021 0

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