Why Germans Love America's Most Underrated State 

How is Oregon the most underrated state?

Actually they understand maps.

The Pacific Northwest Rules.

In seaside you should have tried grizzly tuna it’s the best!

For me its the most beautiful state. It’s just so different. You have the long coast, the mountains, the deserted east. I habe spent 10 months there in high school and this video gets me excited.

Washington is very similar. The Pacific Northwest is an amazing place.

The Idaho panhandle is also beautiful. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l7iIRo4QEF4.html

YUP!!! ... Me too!... 100% this State. 🙂❤️💕

I wonder if they rented that movie from the Blockbuster store.

Smith Rock is one of the premier rock-climbing destinations in the USA and is very well known by the Oregon residents.

Dont miss Downtown Portland/Oregon!

The beautiful National Parks aren't everywhere. Most of the people in the U.S. live east of the Mississippi River (the half of the country that has plenty of fresh water) and most of the iconic National Parks are in the west. So most Americans experience those parks by flying out and renting a car, too. There are a few spectacular parks in the east (in the Appalachian mountains and around the Great Lakes), but the huge desert vistas with straight roads leading into the distance are all in the western half.

@@mauertal Yea, then he can worry about getting robbed or stepping in poop.

Outside of protected lands is a lot of massive farms tbh

The Columbia River gorge is one of the most beautiful places I've been to, I consider Yosemite Valley to be the most beautiful place I've been to, Including many other beautiful places in the US and Western Europe(The Alps, and the Black Forest come to mind).

I wish I had the money to do exactly that. Sounds soo fun. Nah. I'm not jealous...at all hahaha :D

About how much did you pay? I wanna do a trip like this but as a student my budget is a little limited 😔

@@ritterderkokosnuss3379 @skyl3t0n It’s been long ago, I payed about 4000 DM. I traveled with a group, I think you can still do something like „sun trek „ or „trek America“. It’s mostly young people, about 12 , usually traveling in a little bus or big van, camping except in the cities, and youth hostel in NY. I think these days you have more opportunities. But the trip was very cool, with a international group.

4 weeks sounds short for the whole country.

@@dagda3000 how long are your Vacations?

@DevilDog53 land yachts

The problem was he didn't know how to switch to four-wheel drive.

You truely dont understand the "vastness" until you experience it. America IS vast to be sure, but theres also areas of extreme desolation. Im from Kansas here in America, so im used to wide open spaces. Nothing but open prairies and farms for hundreds of miles, but there are areas in the deserts and high plains where the feelings of desolation really kick in. You dont see people, cars,buildings, powerlines, trees etc. for hours at a time. Being an otr ( *over the road* driver in an18 wheeler truck) spends weeks from home, a load (freight) can send you across the country and you get paid to do it! Its a geographically beautiful country and im blessed to live here...even WITH the modern stupidty. But then again, i dont spend much time staring at a screen! I get to stare at the horizon! It has no politics or agendas of any kind..just God's country. P.S.-- dont do the gimmicky NYC...LA...MIAMI thing. Those places are whole other little countries of their own.

Concerning the vastness Sweden and Finland are similar! Few densely populated and large sparsely populated areas.

@@friedrichstock6377 True. Probaby the closest you can find in western part of Europe.

That's when the famous "Fernweh" kicks in :)

@@TS29er ln my case I would not call it "Fernweh" ... It also feels like home to me, because I have really good friends living there, who I know from back then, when she lived in my hometown. We are family to each other. 🙂 Oregon will always have a special place in my heart, because of the many memories with my friends in this beautiful landscape. 🙂 You get to see places from a non touristy perspective that only the locals know. ❤️

Yes it is! So is Washington State. I love the Pacific Northwest❤️

Look on YT for vids about downtown portland/oregon!

Pig-n-Pancake is still around? I celebrated a birthday there many years ago, after visiting Astoria, where I was born. I've lived in the beautiful PNW all my life.

They missed Downtown Portland/Oregon!

@@mauertal You mean the homeless camps.

@@robertmajka9 Yes and the closed stores, the variations of dirt.....

Yes, the problem was not the Jeep, it had summer-tyres on it ! Greetings from Austria.

@@dachecker79 Jeeps usually come with winter-rated off-road tires. The stock tires on a Gladiator wouldn't be plain old all-season or summer tires. RU-vid has lots and lots of videos of Jeep Gladiators (and Wranglers that they're based on) driving in deep snow. But you do have to know how to engage the 4WD for starters.

Exactly what I thought about the Gladiator. In 4wd they are pretty capable.