▲ 51 r/oregon
FILBERTS
Hazelnut orchard, Aurora, Marion County, Willamette Valley, Oregon
u/shreddedhobo — 2 hours ago
r/oregon
▲ 4 r/oregon
Food recommendations Northeast Oregon
Hello, do you guys have any food recommendations for us on this route? We don’t mind going a little bit off our route to see a nice town/food. Baker City looks like a cute town, was thinking of stopping there. We enjoy going to a sit down restaurant as we intend Oregon to be our rest stop/halfway point.
u/Suspicious-Kick-580 — 2 hours ago
▲ 80 r/oregon
Cascade peaks, as seen from Cooper’s Spur
I hope you enjoy the view!
u/awakening_life — 4 hours ago
▲ 57 r/oregon
Is it legal to hog the left lane on Oregon highways?
centraloregondaily.comu/Good-Rest-7538 — 11 hours ago
▲ 314 r/oregon
Oregon income distribution is the most equal in the West
oregonlive.comu/wrhollin — 12 hours ago
▲ 3 r/oregon
Bend Restaurants
My girlfriend and I are going to bend/redmond for 5 days and looking for a restaurant to go to for our anniversary. Any recommendations? Also any recommendations for things to do. Any farmers markets, fishing spots, swimming spots on the river or lakes, hikes? Thanks in advance!
u/Inevitable_House_917 — 7 hours ago
Titanic Exhibit
My wife and I went to the Titanic exhibit at OMSI yesterday. When you start you are given a passport with a persons name age home town and why they were on the ship. Also if they were traveling 1st 2nd or 3rd class. At the end they have a passenger list with those who survived and those who perished. Both of our persons survived. I had doubts because mine was traveling 3rd class. Seeing items from over 100 years ago brought up from 2 and 1/2 miles under the sea is very powerful and touching!
u/Marckthesilver13 — 13 hours ago
▲ 28 r/oregon
Oregon firefighters rescue baby deer from roof
A social media post from the Astoria Fire Department on Saturday documented the July 4 rescue.
u/oregonian — 7 hours ago
▲ 4 r/oregon
Should I be worried about bears and cougars as solo traveler?
Hi! I love solo traveling and well, I want to go to Oregon, but I realized there’s cougars and bears. Should I be worried? I just want to see beautiful views, but not cougars or bears lol.
u/Graviity_shift — 16 hours ago
▲ 14 r/oregon
Search and rescue volunteers save injured husky in backcountry rescue
Marion County Search and Rescue volunteers rescued a plus-sized four-legged patient from a rugged stretch of backcountry days before the July Fourth holiday weekend, officials say.
u/oregonian — 8 hours ago
Daylight Freedom Special
The American Freedom Train departs Portland, Oregon. Columbia-Deshutes Special here. Southern Pacific 4449 has been repainted in the patriotic 1976 livery. Routed from Portland on March 23, 2002. This 2 day roundtrip is fantastic! Day One is from Portland Union Station to Bend, Oregon. Scenic action over BNSF and Union Pacific rails. Pentrex.
u/Live_Difference4239 — 10 hours ago
▲ 167 r/oregon
Happy 250th Independence day! They say the first 250 years are the hardest.
Mt Hood, Oregon
u/rusticrockmusic — 1 day ago
A boy scouts float in the 4th of July parade in Vale, Oregon. (1941)
u/StephenMcGannon — 23 hours ago
▲ 124 r/oregon
where can i see a beaver (the animal)
i've lived in this so-called "beaver state" for almost three years and i have yet to see a beaver. where are they? where can i look at one? are they real?
u/tieflung2 — 1 day ago
▲ 2 r/oregon
Camping near Salem/Portland
Our original camping plans fell through for next weekend and we’re looking for a new spot for the family. Does anyone know of a dispersed camping spot near water? (Lake or river)Looking for a group of around ten people? We are find driving up to an hour or two. I know it’s a long shot but I figured this was the place to ask.
Thanks in advance
u/rivvinsavitar — 11 hours ago
▲ 777 r/oregon
Happy 4th! Had some early fireworks last night. Took these photos from the top of Paulina Peak
Had to delete my previous post.
u/SpectacularlyBadass — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/oregon
How much can you go over the posted speed limit?
Hi everyone! I’m a learner driver, and I’m confused about speed limits.
Is it ever okay to drive over the posted speed limit, even by 5 mph, or are you supposed to stay at or below the posted limit at all times?
Some people have told me it’s okay to go 5–10 mph over the speed limit, but I don’t know if that’s actually true. I don’t want to get pulled over or receive a ticket and I want to drive safely.
Sometimes when I’m driving at the posted speed limit, the car in front of me drives much faster, and the gap between us gets really big and I’m afraid I’m going too slow. In that situation, should I match their speed even if they’re going 10 mph over the limit, or should I just stay at the posted speed limit?
I couldn’t find a clear answer in the DMV handbook, so I’m wondering if the people telling me it’s okay to go 5–10 mph over are correct or just giving bad advice.
Thanks for reading!
u/AdorableFoot9452 — 1 day ago