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Oregon Offbeat Attractions Map

RoadsideAmerica.com's map of Oregon's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.

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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Oregon

While in Oregon, you might enjoy a visit to:

Grants Pass, Oregon: Grants Pass Caveman

Symbol of the local Caveman's Club, this brutish statue guards Grants Pass.

Gold Hill, Oregon: Oregon Vortex

America's premier "mystery spot" has been open to the public since 1930. What causes its mysterious goings-on? There are theories aplenty.

Portland, Oregon: Talking Transparent Woman

A 1960s-vintage health education exhibit. You can see through her skin and watch her organs glow!

Boring, Oregon: Town of Boring

Boring was the name of the man who founded the town, says a local librarian we encountered, as she weeded a ditch.

Butte Falls, Oregon: Statue of Paul Bunyan's Little Brother

His name was Ralph and he was only six feet tall.

Lincoln City, Oregon: The D River - Shortest in the World

Stand on the bridge that spans it and admire the D's 120-foot-long majesty.

Medford, Oregon: Big Goofy Black Bird

Thirty feet tall, with bulging biceps, unsettling claws, and an insane expression.

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