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Myrtle Creek is a good hitchhiking spot at times but is usually at the whim of traffic as the flow can be quite sporadic. The on-ramps are perfect and the shoulder plentiful with space. Exit 103 and 108 both have camping spots but the latter is next to a river and provides more protection as well. Hitchhiking on 99E through this city is also extremely easy and will take no more than 15 minutes to get a ride. | Myrtle Creek is a good hitchhiking spot at times but is usually at the whim of traffic as the flow can be quite sporadic. The on-ramps are perfect and the shoulder plentiful with space. Exit 103 and 108 both have camping spots but the latter is next to a river and provides more protection as well. Hitchhiking on 99E through this city is also extremely easy and will take no more than 15 minutes to get a ride. | ||
[[Category:Oregon]] | [[Category:Oregon]] | ||
{{IsIn|Oregon}} | {{IsIn|Oregon}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:08, 25 September 2012
Myrtle Creek is a town in Oregon.
Myrtle Creek is a good hitchhiking spot at times but is usually at the whim of traffic as the flow can be quite sporadic. The on-ramps are perfect and the shoulder plentiful with space. Exit 103 and 108 both have camping spots but the latter is next to a river and provides more protection as well. Hitchhiking on 99E through this city is also extremely easy and will take no more than 15 minutes to get a ride.
