Posted in Oregon
April 16, 2016
11 Things Everyone In Oregon Should Avoid At All Costs
The beautiful Beaver State is full of amazing people and places. From the forests and mountains to the cities and towns, there are so many wonderful things to experience. To help make the majority of those experiences positive ones, we’ve compiled a list of things to watch out for in Oregon. From rushhour to rattlesnakes, here are a few things we’d all rather avoid:
When you're camping in Oregon, never forget to prepare for rain.
Rush hour in Portland (as well as other metropolitan areas) is just the worst. Avoid it at all costs!
So many cinnamon rolls and hot dogs... how could anyone resist?
Poison oak is relatively avoidable, but having a reaction is incredibly unpleasant.
In case something happens or you get lost, it's always best to let someone know where you'll be hiking.
Rattlesnakes may be more common to the southwestern states, but central and southern Oregon is actually home to a fair amount of Western Rattlesnakes.
Sunshine + reflective snow + high elevation = the perfect ski-goggle sunburn.
I laughed out loud at the "computer programming" model.
Violent encounters with these animals are rare, but you definitely want to be careful, especially if there is food around or the animals are protecting their babies.
Wear bright orange or avoid hiking in hunting areas altogether. Oh, and definitely don't wear a fur coat.
Don't forget to appreciate every moment you get to spend in Oregon.
What else should be avoided in Oregon?
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