UNSEEN OREGON: Hidden Places You Won't Believe Exist! | 4K Travel Documentary

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  @ExploreNatureToday · 1 month ago · pinned

  Watch the UNSEEN Oregon Coast: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCZXvTDm4_g">https://youtu.be/gCZXvTDm4_g</a>

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  @cindyclayArt · 10 months ago

  As an Oregon native, :octopus-red-waving:I&apos;m most proud that all our water ways:finger-red-number-one: has free public access! :face-red-heart-shape: &nbsp;No one owns the beaches! :hand-orange-covering-eyes: River access! :face-fuchsia-wide-eyes: Almost no place in the WORLD :face-blue-wide-eyes:can say that! :face-green-smiling: For ALL to enjoy! :face-blue-smiling:

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  @MyUnrealPlanet-EN · 10 months ago

  Such breathtaking scenery — Oregon proves that some wonders are closer than we think.

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  @robinjohnson3248 · 10 months ago

  I LOVE Oregon. We&apos;re back in northern California now, but we lived in Oregon for several years. So great to see all these places once again!

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  @MonteOlsen · 10 months ago

  What a beautifully filmed and narrated video. I’m 74 years old and it is sowing me many places and things I didn’t know existed. These filmmakers did their homework. <br><br>The music is perfect for the beautiful video and the narrator’s descriptions and trivia provide a friendly and warm monologue. <br><br>This over 1 1/2 hours long and not once fit it drag along or have me wishing I was doing something else. <br><br>This is time well-spent that filled me with nostalgia and appreciation. It feels like the Oregon I knew as a child before the population tripled and urban problems and traffic became problems.<br><br>It shows an ideal Oregon that I wish still existed.

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  @DuckedUpLife · 7 months ago

  Oregonian here, I live in the beautiful Rogue valley in southern Oregon. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen of our beautiful diverse state! Thank you for the content!

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  @danielhathaway8042 · 10 months ago

  I sorry to tell you you had the wrong water way in the Columbia River segment. &nbsp;The River had a 2 lane blacktop and was much too small, even for Washington state. &nbsp;The cinematography is great.

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  @mikem.2192 · 9 months ago

  Beautiful Oregon my State. Cheers

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  @kevinvanderlei3271 · 10 months ago

  Thank you for the wonderful adventure!

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  @ronward3949 · 10 months ago

  Explore it, OR, else, a grand series of ecosystems, natural diversity, conservation biology that equates to great diversity, from the we splendid rocky shore, to epic coastal old growth forests of the coast ranges, to the amazing Cascades, basalt cliffs, aromatic high deserts of esthetic qualities, then up north the Eagle Cap Wilderness and the classic undammed Klamath River !

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  @LindaHarmon-u5j · 10 months ago

  I live in Oregon. I have enjoyed your video although you jump around all over the state and don&apos;t do it regionally which would be better. I do need to point out one part where you say it is the Columbia River Gorge. It is somewhere else. The Columbia is massive and at no place in the gorge is it less than 3-5 miles, sometimes more. Even in Canada the Columbia is over a mile. The mountains next to it rise from 2-5K. The waterfalls are in the gorge and so is vista house. You can actually see the river is much bigger. The Columbia is massive, it could hold over three Colorados easily. It is up to 1K feet deep in areas. The cinder cones are in the Portland area, there are over 100 of them. The are extinct. There are thousands of cinder cones in Oregon. The largest aquifer in the world is in the Cascades, stored in the lava. It&apos;s why even is dry years the rivers always have water. Oregon and WA are amazingly variety with almost every geological area except tropical.

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  @SquatchSis-0522 · 8 months ago (edited)

  I live in the Willamette Valley, near Sandy Oregon. Just got to let you know it is pronounced Wil lam ette, not Willam ette. <br>Love your video so far❣️

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