Open Road Press

Below are the 25 best photos presented in chronological order. Click on photos to enlarge them. Vote for your favorites in the poll at the bottom of the page.

To see the best blog posts from TheHopeLine Tour of 2014, click here.

1. The McKenzie River in Oregon

1. McKenzie River
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2. The spectacle upon leaving Ochoco National Forest in central Oregon

2. Spectacle
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3. Dropping into the high desert west of Mitchell, Oregon

3. High desert
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4. Eastern Oregon shed

4. Shed
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5. Suede hills in Eastern Oregon

5. Suede hills
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6. Reservoir on the Snake River in Idaho

6. Snake River
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7. Climbing White Bird Hill in Idaho

7. White Bird
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8. Continental Divide just ahead

8. Continental Divide
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9. Montana Route 1 around Georgetown Lake

9. Route 1
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10. Old Convict Grade Road in Montana

10. Convict Grade Road
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11. Yellowstone River in Montana

11. Yellowstone River
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12. Wyoming pronghorns eavesdropping on Debbie’s cellphone call

12. Pronghorns
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13. West of Ten Sleep, Wyoming

13. Ten Sleep
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14. West of Bighorn National Forest in Wyoming

14. Bighorn
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15. George Washington at Mount Rushmore

15. Mount Rushmore
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16. The Badlands in South Dakota

16. Badlands
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17. Fields in South Dakota

17. Fields
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18. Amber waves of grain in South Dakota

18. Amber waves
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19. Steamboat Trace Trail bridge in Nebraska

19. Steamboat Trace
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20. The Katy Trail in Missouri

20. Katy Trail
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21. Ribbon road in southeastern Missouri

21. Ribbon road
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22. Farmland in Kentucky

22. Farmland
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23. Pals out for an early evening trot in Ohio

23. Pals
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24. One long, straight road in Ohio

24. Long road
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25. Foliage in northern Pennsylvania

25. Foliage
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