Roadside Attractions in Oregon
2 stops across 2 towns in Oregon — the oversized, the handmade and the barely-signposted.
Worth the detour in Oregon
The Oregon Vortex and House of Mystery
Gold Hill, OR
This classic roadside attraction is a famous marvel of strange physical phenomena and optical illusions. Visitors can experience the famous height-change effect and tour the off-kilter House of Mystery, where brooms stand upright and balls seemingly roll uphill. It has baffled and delighted travelers since opening in 1930.
Harvey the Giant Rabbit
Aloha, OR
This iconic 26-foot-tall fiberglass rabbit has been greeting motorists along the Tualatin Valley Highway since 1973. Originally built to promote a boat repair shop, Harvey is dressed up in festive outfits throughout the year. It is a beloved local landmark that survived a zoning dispute thanks to a massive community petition.
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