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9.28.08 Paintball 
What is paintball? Combine the game of capture the flag with chess, mix in hide 'n' seek and add a large dose of adrenaline. Showing up to the paintball field for the first time is accompanied by uncertainty. Expect to leave wanting more. Your adrenaline will be flowing, your heart racing and it doesn't hurt that bad..It's all part of the adventure..Basic instincts and survival skills..kill or be killed..fight or flight..Grab your camo's and come spend Sunday afternoon playing in the woods.
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9.21.08 Bungee Jumping
Why not? Before you convince yourself that you cant do it, realize that the fear is all in your head..Nothing bad is going to happen, you aren't going to die, and it's not going to hurt. I assure you that you will remember Sunday, September 21st 2008 for the rest of your life. Conquer a fear, live a little, scare yourself..It's good for you. Or, you can just do the same thing you did last weekend.
This Sunday join Oregon Active and chuck yourself off the highest bungee bridge in the United States. You will be jumping off a 200ft private bridge above class V waters in the beautiful foothills of Mt St. Helens. This bridge is famous around the world and once you spend the afternoon up there you will quickly see why. Space is limited so make your reservation quickly.
And If you still don't believe me? Listen to the words of Eleanor Roosevelt
"You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do."
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9.15.08 Cyclocross Series
What is the Oregon Active Cyclocross Series? - It’s simple. Friends getting
together on Monday nights and going for a ride. A casual, introduction to the
sport of cyclocross and to the people who compete in it. We will meet on
Monday nights at the Leif Erickson trailhead and go for an hour long ride
together..All levels, all paces, all fun. Our goal is simply to expose people to
the sport through riding while meeting new friends along the way. Grab your
bike and join us.
9.14.08 White Water Rafting
Rafting the White Salmon is one of the best-kept recreation secrets of the northwest. The Wild and Scenic White Salmon River is located near Bingen, Washington just across the Columbia River from the town of Hood River, Oregon. This river offers some of the best class III-IV rapids around and the glaciers of Mt. Adams combined with the immense aquifers in the area, keep the White Salmon bubbling all summer long! The rapids are big & bouncy with many large waves and powerful holes. With rapids like Maytag, Corner Cave, Grasshoper, Siwash, Corkscrew, Waterspout, Stairstep, Highway Hole, Rattlesnake, Deadmans' Corner to name a few. The river cuts its way through one of the most beautiful, constricted and heavily forested gorges in the Pacific Northwest. The water is gin-clear, the weather is fabulous and rapids are big and numerous; making the White Salmon River one of the most exciting river trips in the west!
9.06.08 Clean-Up Campout
Come join Oregon Active and support the 6th Annual Clackamas River Clean-Up by camping out with us the out the night before on the Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course. This Saturday, September 6th we are taking over the golf course with tents, live music, beer, BBQ, and fun. Bring friends, bring family, bring pets, and come camp out with us..Camping is optional, so if you don't feel like camping, then just come out and spend a chill Saturday night enjoying the sunset and entertainment.
9.01.08 Urban Kayaking Series
Come join Oregon Active, and eNRG Kayaking's certified instructors for a fun and educational 1.5-hour trip as we paddle down the Multnomah Channel at Sauvie Island. It is the largest freshwater island in North America and lies ten miles west-northwest of downtown Portland, between the Columbia River to the east, the Multnomah Channel to the west, and the Willamette River to the south. Come explore the wildlife refuge and keep your eyes peeled for sandhill cranes, bald eagles, blue herons, or migrating geese.