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- I agree. I think that the cities in the NW that were suggested (Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver) kind of solve this problem because they provide the city aspect, yet are close enough to nature and national parks that you would probably hitch though it. Also, since there are a bunch of people living nearby, it might encourage more people to come or to try hitching for the first time. And those cities are supposedly hitch-friendly.
==Specific Suggestions for Portland==
State Parks? Maybe one that is a bus-ride away from Portland itself (since hitchwiki says hitching out of the city itself can be tricky), or a cheap bus and short hitch?
Squats, warehouse spaces, public camping areas within Portland?
Planned communities, like Santa Venetia in the Bay Area (we could set up in a city park there, as long as we contacted locals, asked permission, and told them what was going on).
Anyone know of such a community?
==Region Possibilities==