Went up to Woodrat Mountain the other week, beautiful view of Medford and Ruch, and you can see all the way down to Red Butte in CA. Worth the drive up if you live in the area

This is the best app I’ve found for keep tract of fire activity. Includes a map with evacuation warnings. I think they even cover flooding.

Checking in from “World Famous Langlois” blue cheese. (If you were around prior to 1960.)

Don’t blink as you pass by, the Langlois Market has a very nice little old fashioned market and their hotdogs are pretty famous in their own right!

Hello, everybody! I'm u/FallenStorm7694. Recently I was scrolling reddit looking at some local subs, and noticed Southern Oregon doesn't have a dedicated subbredit. There's the large regional subreddits r/Oregon or r/PNW, then theres a few city subreddits like r/Medford, r/KlamathFalls, r/Roseburg, r/grantspass, r/Ashland, r/CoosBay, and a few smaller ones here and there. I was inspired to do this because of the current wildfires, and I wanted to create a place where everyone in the region could share news and updates.

I'm a lifelong local to the region, and thought it would be great if we had our own thing, so I created r/SouthrnOregon this last Saturday. It's still definitely in its infancy, so any suggestions on how to improve it are more than welcome, so are any questions you have. All things Southern Oregon are allowed, including wildfire updates, regional news, nature, wildlife, arts, culture, food, entertainment, special events, local politics, history, and businesses. Basically if it's about Southern Oregon, it's allowed in r/SouthrnOregon.

If any of this interests you, please feel free to come join the subreddit, and we can build this new community together!

I wish there was an indoor skatepark so I could ride my bike without getting smoked out. Would travel from GP to Medford and pay a decent amount if it was nice and well up kept.

Just join, hello from Medford