GLAMPNW MEDIA KIT

glamp 

NW 

Finding Solace 

and Shellfish 

on the OR and 

WA Coast 

BEST PARKS 

OF THE NW 

FOR TRAILER 

CAMPING 

BROUGHT TO YOU BY: 

Walla Walla 

Wines for 

the Serious 

Glamper 

EDITION 1 | 2018-2019

CONTENT 

PARTNERSHIP 

mission 

glampNW is a lifestyle guide to what 

we all crave—stunning places, remote 

zen, the freshest local bounty and 

recreation in the Pacific Northwest. 

We tell these stories from inside and 

outside of a silver Flying Cloud Airstream. 

Discovery has never felt so 

good. This is a new call to action. 

market 

Statehood Media’s partnership with 

Airstream Adventures Northwest 

brought the opportunity to experience 

the natural wonders of the 

Northwest in a new, creative (and 

stylish) way. By glamping into the 

wild, we create a fresh sense of place 

and purpose. Creature comfort meets 

creatures on Orca Island, in the Alvord 

Desert, in the thick of the Redwoods, 

in wine country, along trails of 

national forests and state parks. 

In the pages of glampNW, we find 

beautiful parks, forests, rivers, lakes, 

mountains (and hack a couple of 

urban areas) across Oregon, Washington, 

Idaho and into Northern 

California. 

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glamp ing : 

glamp-ing v. 

1. Shorthand for glamourous camping; 

luxury camping. 

2. The marriage of exploration and lifestyle, 

especially when undertaken in an 

Airstream to inspire curious travelers. 

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Olympic Peninsula 

Mt. St. Helens 

Hoh Rainforest 

Hack Seattle 

Walla Walla Wine Country 

Mazama/ N. Cascades Loop 

Leavenworth 

Yakima Valley 

Bellingham/ Mt. Baker 

Selkink Loop 

San juan Islands 

Owyhee River/Steens Mountains 

Wallowas 

Painted Hills 

Cascade Lakes Hwy 

Fruit Loop/Hood River 

Crater Lake 

Anthony Lakes Ski Area 

Wine Country 

Southern OR COast 

Central Coast 

Ketchum/Craters of the Moon 

Coer D’ Alene 

Payette National Forest 

Waterfalls of Idaho 

Redwood National Forest 


AUDIENCE 

PRINT 

Total Annual Readership: 

1.2 Million 

64% 

58% 

of readers say 1859 has better content, and 

say better advertisers than our competitors * 

Print distribution of glampNW will encompass the Pacific Northwest— 

packaged for subscribers of 1859 Oregon’s Magazine, 1889 Washington’s 

Magazine and sampled for readers of Amtrak Cascades’ OnTrak 

magazine. 

OREGON WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA IDAHO WYOMING COLORADO ALASKA 

glamp 

NW 

The reader has an active lifestyle 

and travels frequently within the PNW. 

RECREATION 

TRAVEL 

HOME & DESIGN 

The 1859 Reader 

Average Household 

Income 

$100K 

AGE 

Female 

Male 

35—65 

55% 

45% 

Homeowners 

85% 

College Graduates+ 

LOCAL BOUNTY 

CONSERVATION 

STYLE 

Available at these retailers...and much more! 

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PRICING 

ONE YEAR. MANY OPPORTUNITIES. 

Full page branding in glampNW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,000.00 

Digital banner ad on glampNW.com for one month 

Sidebar ad on 1859magazine.com or 1889mag.com. . . . . . . . . $500.00 

Social media promotion on 1859, 1889 and OnTrak social 

media platforms ........................ ...................$2,500.00 

Newsletter callout ................... .........................$250.00 

DISTRIBUTION 

Distribution of glampNW will encompass the Pacific Northwest—packaged for subscribers 

of 1859 Oregon’s Magazine, 1889 Washington’s Magazine and sampled for readers of Amtrak 

Cascades’ OnTrak magazine. 

RETAIL 

In addition to being sent to all of our subscribers and in AmTrak Cascades' OnTrak, glampNW 

magazine will be sold in more than 2,500 retail venues throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, 

Alaska, British Columbia and Northern California. 

DIGITAL 

The multimedia digital version of glampNW will be available globally and marketed throughout 

our print, social media and web-based platforms. 

Facebook (100.000 monthly views) 

Instagram (40,000 monthly views) 

Twitter (20,000 monthly views) 

A mobile version of our guide will also be available to all subscribers and members. 

Mobile Guide (+100,000 monthly views) 

*Only 25 branding properties available! 

Reservations due by February, 28, 2018 


MEDIA & FILE FORMATS 

Web Transfer or Email Upload (preferred 

format)* 

*With mailed CD, please provide one acceptable 

proof, the issue date, advertiser, agency 

name, phone number, contact person and ad 

name/# (media is non-returnable) 

Preferred File Format: [PDF/X1] 

A properly created PDF/x1 file supplied by 

web transfer with a high-quality SWOP standard 

proof is the preferred format for magazine 

advertisements. 

Adobe CC (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop): 

ALL FONTS AND IMAGES MUST BE EMBED- 

DED. All PDF files must contain only 4-color 

process images (CYMK). 

Statehood Media is not responsible for PDF 

files prepared incorrectly. 

Image Requirements: 

All images provided for ads should be final, 

color corrected, hi-resolution (300dpi) CYMK 

files. TIF or EPS file type recommended. Hi-resolution 

images should not be scaled more than 

115% to maintain image quality. 

AD SPECS 

AD SIZE 

PRODUCTION REMINDERS: 

• Do NOT pull photos/graphics from the internet 

in your ad build. These photos/graphics are 

not large enough resolution for print. 

• Do NOT send JPEG or GIF files. Do NOT 

send files in RGB. 

• All spot colors should be concerted to CMYK. 

• The magazine prints at 150 line screen, maximum 

ink density is 280% 

• All ads created in any unacceptable format 

will not be accepted and will need to be resubmitted 

or recreated. 

• All ads submitted should be suitable to print 

as is. Statehood Media is not responsible for 

any errors in content, or color shifts on press. 

If files are prepared improperly and mechanical 

requirements are not met, Statehood Media will 

not guarantee the reproduction of the ad. 

AD SUBMISSION 

Upload: 

Email: 

Please use our art@statehoodmedia.com 

transfer site 

1859.wetransfer.com 

(preferred) 

Call: 

541.728.2764 

(main) 

Mail: 

Suite 100 PMB #218 

70 SW Century Drive, 

Suite 100 

Bend, OR 97702 

Questions: Contact our Production Department at 541.728.2764 

AD SIZE BLEED AD SPECS TRIM AREA LIVE AREA 

FULL PAGE 

FULL BLEED 

NO BLEED 

9.25”w x 11.125”h 

8.25w” x 10.375”h 

9”w x 10.875”h 

-- 

8.75”w x 10.675”h 

8.25”w x 10.375”h 

A CREATION OF 


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WATER 

Yesterday’s 

Highways, 

Today’s 

Recreational Zen 

Getting out on the waterwhether 

it be crabbing on the 

Oregon Coast, stalking steelhead 

on the Skagit or standup 

paddling on secluded lakes in 

our National Forests—is integral 

to the glampNW experience. 

We take our readers out to 

stunning bodies of water and 

some they have been meaning 

to get out to. 


*For every two bass that are killed 

along the Oregon Owyhee River, 

there is a 85% chance 1 salmon will 

survive to spawn the next year. — 

Dept. Fish and Game stats 2017 

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glamp 

RECREATION 

So Many 

Passions, 

So Many 

Places 

Imagine taking your recreational 

passion of hiking into 

the Gifford Pinchot National 

Forest and along miles of trails 

beneath a cedar canopy and 

stumbling upon Lower Falls. 

Imagine cycling the Oregon 

Scenic Bikeways and stopping 

at the best hidden gem 

of a restaurant. Imagine finding 

new mountain bike trails along 

the Columbia Gorge and the 

perfect après-trail IPA. In every 

story in glampNW, recreational 

opportunities abound. We help 

you decide where to go and 

what to do. 


A CREATION OF 


glamp 

TRAVEL 

Getting 

on the Road, 

Then Getting 

Off It 

Travel is the key element to 

glampNW. In words, in photos 

and in video, we explore the 

most inspiring spots throughout 

the Oregon, Washington, Idaho 

and Northern California. Each 

place we go is an assignment of 

exploration that will open doors 

for others to follow. The food, 

drink, recreation and mission are 

carefully planned. Then unscripted 

other things happen. This is 

the thrill of travel. 


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glamp 

OUTDOORS 

Home is 

Where the 

Heart is— 

Parks are 

Where the 

Spirit Lives. 

The majestic Olympic National 

Park and Crater Lake 

National Park are bucket list 

trips for many travelers. Yet 

the landscape of the Pacific 

Northwest is a many-layered 

cake—with National Parks, 

State Parks, National Forests, 

National Monuments, 

Scenic Areas and more. The 

more technology intrudes 

on our lives, the more we 

rely on our parks and forests 

to bring us back to nature, 

to ourselves and to feel the 

surge of our spirits in nature. 

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glamp 

DINING 

Really Good 

Food Begins 

with Local 

Bounty 

The geography and climate across 

the Northwest bring challenges 

and wonderful variety in local 

specialties. Hazelnuts in the Willamette 

Valley, cranberries on the 

coast, golden chanterelles outside 

of Seattle, cherries and apples 

from the Gorge and Yakima Valley, 

sweet onions from Walla Walla. 

The list goes on and on in an 

embarrassment of riches. In each 

outing, glampNW takes good 

care to pair local bounty with the 

cultural experience—whether we 

suggest restaurants that serve 

local bounty or prepare our own 

camp-side recipes, it’s the local 

food that is memorable and distinct. 

Sponsored links available for 

digital edition 


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glamp 

LIBATIONS 

Culture Means 

Local Terroir 

The Pacific Northwest has 

the finest beer, wine and 

spirits in the world. In every 

outing, we pair local libations 

with the experience. 

Think Woodinville whiskey, 

Walla Walla wine, Bend beer 

and spirits from the Portland 

distilling community. 

GlampNW will call out each 

brand in print and as part of 

our Eat Drink Play sidebar. 

Sponsored links available for 

digital edition. 

DIVERSITY ALCOHOL 

A CREATION OF 


A 

CONTENT 

PARTNERSHIP 

BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

GLAMPNW MEDIA KIT

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