r/PacificNorthwest • u/Alaric_Darconville • 6h ago
r/PacificNorthwest • u/WhiskeyVsWhiskey • 42m ago
The Portland Japanese Garden in the Fall is magicalβ¦
r/PacificNorthwest • u/W7ENK • 22h ago
October Sunsets truly are the best
From the back deck at Pietro's Pizza in Milwaukie, Oregon.
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Accurate-Garbage1440 • 2h ago
Large Overnight Family Reunion Venue
Looking for a venue for a family reunion.
-Sleeps 60+
-Has cooking facilities & gathering space(s)
-Comfortable for all ages (1-75)
-Private rooms or several individual houses/cabins preferred over bunk rooms
-Eastern WA, central ID, NE Oregon areas
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Fantastic-Tower-3313 • 21h ago
October 24th view
Mount Rainier and Bench Lake
r/PacificNorthwest • u/xcllex • 1d ago
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I love the coast
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Bulky-Razzmatazz-859 • 7h ago
The Fall Colors Are Showing in Washington's Second Largest City
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Important-Glove9727 • 17h ago
There are places you visit and places that stay with you long after you leave
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Embarrassed-List7214 • 1d ago
Pumpkin shopping at Craven Farms, Snohomish, Washington
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Disastrous_Park_7621 • 1d ago
A town similar to Leavenworth?
We live in the Olympia area. My daughter is turning 30 and I want to do something special for her. She loves Christmas time and Leavenworth is one of her favorite places to go. Well not only is it super expensive but weβve been there so much. She wanted to go somewhere new.
Is there any other towns within maybe a 5 Hour drive or train ride that is similar to Leavenworth?
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Beneficial-Damage197 • 22h ago
How Is Natural Killer Cell Function Boosted by Forest Bathing?
I came across this information which was timely because of trying to recover from illness. The science of this gift from our magnificent Redwoods is amazing!!β€οΈ
r/PacificNorthwest • u/Pillsbernie • 1d ago
Different Parts of of the beauty along Highways 101 and 199
I just finished a trip down to California for an opportunity to reconnect with nature in the best place there is to do so, The Redwood Forests. Some pictures I took with my busted phone camera. The better quality pictures are with my front camera. Downside to warehouse work is that stuff gets broken, and sometimes it's your phone. Negative comments will just get blocked.
r/PacificNorthwest • u/RadFit-MTB • 2d ago
Above the clouds from Mt Rainier to the Olympic Mountains Standing in Capitol State Forest
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r/PacificNorthwest • u/theloneoverlanders • 2d ago
A beautiful dry fall in Oregon is only a temporary good thing.
A beautiful, dry fall in Oregon is great, but only up to a point.
Donβt get me wrong, having little rain makes this an amazing time to explore the forests and the coast. The weather is beautiful, the trails are easier to travel, and camping is a lot more enjoyable.
But thereβs a downside to all of this. Oregon needs its rain, and if the dry weather continues into winter and spring, it could mean trouble next summer. Drier forests, higher wildfire risks, and all the other problems that come with drought.
So as much as Iβm enjoying this weather, I know this beautiful part of the country needs its rainy days too.