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Skip those other rivers and pop down south of border to swim and fish in Smith River. Cleanest river in lower 48. lol Crescent City, Ca come see the redwoods, plus if you’re coming from Medford you’d have to come down hwy 199 anyways to get to brookings or gold beach. Always love driving up to Brookings and going up the Chetco too though. This area is my home and I love it! Even if it is remote it’s so beautiful!
I live in rural Curry County. It used to be affordable to live here until the Real Estate people saw $$$. Now the cost of owning a home or property is unattainable for most of us. I'm all for the protected wilderness. "We paved paradise and put up a parking lot"
Curry County is a nice county to visit and my least visited Oregon Coast county as a Portland native myself. I've been to Brookings twice, but I haven't touched Gold Beach and Port Orford. I will one day. It's a very remote and beautiful county. Coos and Curry are my two favorite Southern Oregon counties.
I live where your talking about. They aren't protecting anything. They are logging the crap out of it. If I spike camp in one area, within a year, it's logged and a desert. The only break I ever saw was during the pandemic. Lot's and Lot's of logging here guys.
There should be plenty of residential options in Medford coming online in the next 5+ years. The whole area around Timber Products has been turned into strip malls and 3 story apartment buildings. The same thing is happening by South Gate near Harry & David. Tons and tons of new places to live...I wanna get the heck out of Medford now tho. Too many people. I grew up in a small town, not a crime ridden city with homeless issues...
I grew up there and live just south of border in Crescent City, Ca. Brookings, Oregon is right over border on coast and 30 min north is Gold Beach. It’s a beautiful area, fishing towns and beautiful mountains, rivers, and coastline. Come visit sometime.
Southern Oregon native here there are a lot of strange things out in those woods. You can travel 100 miles through the siskiyou mational forest all the way from Galice to Gold beach lotta mystery out there
I live near Bear Camp Road. The poor family actually went down a spur called South Galice Fork (most primitive, narrow, gravel, sharp-rocks road you can get) instead of Bear Camp Road which is 1.5 lanes/single lane but is paved. We did this ourself (in summer) as you have to turn right onto Bear Camp but if you keep going straight you find yourself on South Galice Fork which is why I know how it happened. We turned around at ~8miles in but Kim Family went about ~18miles in full winter + snow. It's amazing they made it that far. Another death occurred on Bear Camp a few years earlier than the Kim family when a guy took a camper up there and got stuck in a snow drift and couldn't get out They didn't find him for a couple of months from what I read. These days, they close it off during winter to avoid mishaps.
If memory serves when the Kim family ended up on the South Galice spur the gate had already been locked by DOT but snowmobilers had cut the lock. Also I'm not sure how much of bear camp rd was paved at the time, and what I heard was their gps told them to go on bearcamp rd even though it was closed for the season.
You could not be more wrong about the area. I live there, and medford is one of the fastest growing cities on the west coast. And tourists are very quickly destroying and getting land closed.
He’s talking about just north of border on coast, Brookings, Oregon and Gold Beach area. I’m just south of border on coast in crescent city, ca. Medford and Grants Pass are growing but Brookings isn’t.
I grew up in Southern Oregon, lived there the majority of my life but the intrusive government in Oregon makes nearly impossible to enjoy anything in the state. Both my parents are buried there, and sadly, the rest of my immediate family have moved to Texas. I truly miss the beautiful scenery the state has to offer but I'd rather live in a state that's free and you can exercise your God given rights without scrutiny from big brother.
Free unless you need an abortion, or you're a boy who has long hair in certain public school districts, or you're a company who wants to boycott Israel. Texas is also one of the most difficult states to vote in the entire country. Yay freedom.
Yes, we have fallen into the final stage of deep Marxism here. The Governor has been fully treacherous, and the State is almost lost. They want to replace the Beaver as the State Animal with the bust of Fauci. Free "Trans" surgeries for children without parental knowledge or consent. If you're pink, please stay in California, Venezuela, or Cuba. Did we mention how much of the land in the video is run by Mexican Cartels using slave labor on their plantations? Yes, I am completely serious. We need help, not more invasion...
I grew up here before it doubled in population. Lived mostly between the Chetco and Winchuck rivers I roamed on both foot and horseback...Now I'm on the Smith...lol. Like wildrivers❤. Oh you are a realtor😮
Well I ran into Bigfoot there and everywhere in Western Oregon the old Forest and logging roads are blocked off by the Forest Service once you get beyond that Southern strip so my guess is there is something there. Go ahead try and drive them to camp you'll see all blocked off except some main routes.
@@SawlteeTricks22 Well i was using GPS mapping from hunting services on two different GPS devices and my phone so yeah it was Forest Service land or BLM.
I was supposed to live in Oregon. 5 years ago, on a road trip looking at homes, we were able to afford a manufactured home. In Lakeport, Clear Lake, California. We stayed, dammit. I will get there somehow, someday. Liked your video, you get a subscription! Well done. 😊😊
About 42% of the state's population lives in the tri-county area around Portland. About 100 miles south of there is college town that has about 9% of the population. In the middle of those is the Capitol where another 8% of the population lives. Putting nearly 60% of the population within about a 100 mile chunk of the state.
Love southern Oregon Coast. It is so beautiful. The rivers are turquoise blue all the time. Friendly people. But I sure would not want to live there. Unless I had that cabin in the woods. So much BLM land and so rugged there are only a few places that are habitable.
They are protecting it from ourselves. If people lived there it wouldn’t be what it is today. Also the terrain as you stated is very rugged and not easy to build thus is why it was not settled.
The happy ending to that Kim family story is that despite the father dying, a helicopter crew was able to locate the family following the tracks he made trying to go find help. So he was able to save his family in the end
We moved here almost 4 years ago and love it most of the time. But it is fairly isolated. Decent shopping is at least 2 1/2 hours away. If you have a medical condition, it might not be a good idea. No doctors for certain conditions. The tourist can get on your nerves. Housing cost are getting out of hand. Start looking early, it took us 4 months to find a house we would consider. Contractors can be over a year out. Very few high paying jobs. I came from an area of 500,000 to an area of 6,500 so it’s very different. Not a lot of entertainment options. If none of that would be a big deal for you, then go for it. It is truly beautiful here.
Klamath count and others are so strict on what you can do and have on your own property that no one wants to buy there. They have some zoning that only allows you to stay overnight for 14 days in a year. Wtf, and only a 8x10 building 😢. So much for freedom
The Josephine Ophiolite is in that region and makes it particularly special. And the serpentine rocks are oh so beautiful. It is essentially where the mantle (oceanic crust) was uplifted to the surface. This brought up a lot of heavier elements to the surface that are toxic to life. It’s why the area has so little biomass but so much biodiversity. It’s tough for life to survive and life that does survive has to really specialize to make it work. Such a special area and I hope it can stay protected. Read recently that a Canadian mining company got rights to mine part of 8 dollar mountain, lets hope that doesn’t come to fruition.
@BuyingSouthernOregon Hi Brian, do you know the source or who created the population density map you showed? I created one almost identical of the Oregon population density in RayShader a couple of years ago. Would love to touch base with another data scientist here using this package!
Parts of Alaska are remote with more coast line than the lower 48 combined. No villages, roads or people, that is considered remote. Not so sure about the remote Oregon coast, paved roads and traffick jams
I grew up in southern Oregon. Your saying the government won’t let you live there. It’s called public land why are you making it sound like a conspiracy. Also you can totally buy property in the area you showed on the map. Really confused at what point you are trying to make
@@BuyingSouthernOregon I did watch the whole video. What is the point you are trying to make? It doesn’t make sense. There is public land out there and private land. So why does nobody live in this HUGE area? Because it is national forest? Just confused why you word it in some overdramatized way. Is that a way to get clicks or something
I hope it can stay sparsely populated forever ! Blame the mess on Californian’s fleeing their mess, but bringing it with them wherever they move to !….just saying. I am a fourth generation state of Jefferson native and I am sickened by what the west coast has become ! 🤮👎💩❗️. RED WAVE 2024❗️❤️🇺🇸❗️
I like how you point out that the lack of responsible forest management has led to massive fires, but why would you then say they are restricting us from owning it because of their conservation efforts? If you look at a map of fires in oregon, the majority of the damage is on the land owned by the government. That's because private land owners have an invested interest in protecting it.
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Skip those other rivers and pop down south of border to swim and fish in Smith River. Cleanest river in lower 48. lol Crescent City, Ca come see the redwoods, plus if you’re coming from Medford you’d have to come down hwy 199 anyways to get to brookings or gold beach. Always love driving up to Brookings and going up the Chetco too though. This area is my home and I love it! Even if it is remote it’s so beautiful!
I have property in Gold Beach. I always just assumed the gov’t knows how much lays in gold deposits and is keeping it for themselves.
I live in southern Oregon and I have been here almost 10 years along with about 30000 other people
I live here! Selma, Oregon out in the forest with the sasquatches (not kidding).
Say hello to Josh and Jess for me. I hear they had a kiddo.
I’m just southwest of ya in Crescent City. Always love driving through Selma and going to lake Selmac on my way to grants pass.
Gigantapithicus...
the US government has several in a military facility in Colorado 🤫
I grew up in a Ashland 100% percent true
Camped there a ton! Great place (sorta lol))
Grew up in Cave Junction. BEAUTIFUL AREA. WILL ALWAYS BE HOME TO me.
I live in rural Curry County. It used to be affordable to live here until the Real Estate people saw $$$. Now the cost of owning a home or property is unattainable for most of us. I'm all for the protected wilderness. "We paved paradise and put up a parking lot"
Curry County is a nice county to visit and my least visited Oregon Coast county as a Portland native myself. I've been to Brookings twice, but I haven't touched Gold Beach and Port Orford. I will one day. It's a very remote and beautiful county. Coos and Curry are my two favorite Southern Oregon counties.
Curry county looks like a sloth hanging on to the side of Oregon.
I live here, and it's not outlawed. There are some protected areas, but to say you're not allowed is just fake info.
(shhhh!)
I live in Crescent City, California, twenty miles from the Oregon Border. Nothing but Bigfoot and trees up here.
Represent CC!
@@jeremyanderson3035All day everyday
I live where your talking about. They aren't protecting anything. They are logging the crap out of it. If I spike camp in one area, within a year, it's logged and a desert. The only break I ever saw was during the pandemic. Lot's and Lot's of logging here guys.
The big environmentalist gov people,..are just liers.
There should be plenty of residential options in Medford coming online in the next 5+ years. The whole area around Timber Products has been turned into strip malls and 3 story apartment buildings. The same thing is happening by South Gate near Harry & David. Tons and tons of new places to live...I wanna get the heck out of Medford now tho. Too many people. I grew up in a small town, not a crime ridden city with homeless issues...
I grew up there and live just south of border in Crescent City, Ca. Brookings, Oregon is right over border on coast and 30 min north is Gold Beach. It’s a beautiful area, fishing towns and beautiful mountains, rivers, and coastline. Come visit sometime.
Southern Oregon native here there are a lot of strange things out in those woods. You can travel 100 miles through the siskiyou mational forest all the way from Galice to Gold beach lotta mystery out there
I love the landscape of western and central Oregon. The problem is Washington, Oregon, and California do nothing but try to out-libtard each other.
truth
I take it you haven’t been to the PNW
@@Bigztheloveive lived here for 58 years and he is not wrong.
Awesome! So that means you won’t be coming…
ISNT THAT THE TRUTH!!!
Don't forget the Oregon Caves outside of Cave Junction.
I live near Bear Camp Road. The poor family actually went down a spur called South Galice Fork (most primitive, narrow, gravel, sharp-rocks road you can get) instead of Bear Camp Road which is 1.5 lanes/single lane but is paved. We did this ourself (in summer) as you have to turn right onto Bear Camp but if you keep going straight you find yourself on South Galice Fork which is why I know how it happened. We turned around at ~8miles in but Kim Family went about ~18miles in full winter + snow. It's amazing they made it that far. Another death occurred on Bear Camp a few years earlier than the Kim family when a guy took a camper up there and got stuck in a snow drift and couldn't get out They didn't find him for a couple of months from what I read. These days, they close it off during winter to avoid mishaps.
Those fires last summer were horrible.
If memory serves when the Kim family ended up on the South Galice spur the gate had already been locked by DOT but snowmobilers had cut the lock. Also I'm not sure how much of bear camp rd was paved at the time, and what I heard was their gps told them to go on bearcamp rd even though it was closed for the season.
they don't close it.
@@michaelfujii2765 they don't lock the road up and it's paved the whole way.
It's 100% closed during winter.
Grew up in Grants Pass, never once heard anyone say hey were told they can't buy property around here. Lol
You could not be more wrong about the area. I live there, and medford is one of the fastest growing cities on the west coast. And tourists are very quickly destroying and getting land closed.
He’s talking about just north of border on coast, Brookings, Oregon and Gold Beach area. I’m just south of border on coast in crescent city, ca. Medford and Grants Pass are growing but Brookings isn’t.
Let it always remain so.
I grew up in Southern Oregon, lived there the majority of my life but the intrusive government in Oregon makes nearly impossible to enjoy anything in the state. Both my parents are buried there, and sadly, the rest of my immediate family have moved to Texas. I truly miss the beautiful scenery the state has to offer but I'd rather live in a state that's free and you can exercise your God given rights without scrutiny from big brother.
Amen. Land grabs are nefarious, and only one of a million nefarious things government overreach does and it’s getting WORSE every day😔
Free unless you need an abortion, or you're a boy who has long hair in certain public school districts, or you're a company who wants to boycott Israel. Texas is also one of the most difficult states to vote in the entire country. Yay freedom.
Shut up! We don't need to be overrun.
This has to be ragebait 😂
Yes, we have fallen into the final stage of deep Marxism here. The Governor has been fully treacherous, and the State is almost lost. They want to replace the Beaver as the State Animal with the bust of Fauci. Free "Trans" surgeries for children without parental knowledge or consent. If you're pink, please stay in California, Venezuela, or Cuba. Did we mention how much of the land in the video is run by Mexican Cartels using slave labor on their plantations? Yes, I am completely serious. We need help, not more invasion...
So many rare plants that only occur in this area, I’m glad it’s protected
The rogue River trail is a great hike to gold Beach
Hellgate is a really good venue. I really had a great day on my birthday, surprised by my daughter!
Placement of the kalmiopsis wilderness was only to lock up precious metals. Thats it.
I grew up here before it doubled in population. Lived mostly between the Chetco and Winchuck rivers I roamed on both foot and horseback...Now I'm on the Smith...lol. Like wildrivers❤. Oh you are a realtor😮
Enjoy your VISIT
Well I ran into Bigfoot there and everywhere in Western Oregon the old Forest and logging roads are blocked off by the Forest Service once you get beyond that Southern strip so my guess is there is something there. Go ahead try and drive them to camp you'll see all blocked off except some main routes.
Are you sure it’s the forest service and not a private logging company that owns thousands of acres in that southern costal range?
@@SawlteeTricks22 Well i was using GPS mapping from hunting services on two different GPS devices and my phone so yeah it was Forest Service land or BLM.
I was supposed to live in Oregon. 5 years ago, on a road trip looking at homes, we were able to afford a manufactured home. In Lakeport, Clear Lake, California. We stayed, dammit. I will get there somehow, someday. Liked your video, you get a subscription! Well done. 😊😊
According to that population density map it appears most of the state is largely uninhabited
About 42% of the state's population lives in the tri-county area around Portland. About 100 miles south of there is college town that has about 9% of the population. In the middle of those is the Capitol where another 8% of the population lives. Putting nearly 60% of the population within about a 100 mile chunk of the state.
Desolate is not the proper word to use for an area of such beauty. Uninhabited, yes. Uncultivated, yes.Vast wilderness.....
Desolate just sounds ugly.
Love southern Oregon Coast. It is so beautiful. The rivers are turquoise blue all the time. Friendly people. But I sure would not want to live there. Unless I had that cabin in the woods. So much BLM land and so rugged there are only a few places that are habitable.
It's gorgeous for sure.
I grew up in port orford. It’s so small. 1000 people in my town
Trying to move to port Orford, nothing available
When I lived there all there was was 1 gas station (that wasn't open most of the time), 1 grocery store, 1 convenience store, and 2 bars.
They are protecting it from ourselves. If people lived there it wouldn’t be what it is today. Also the terrain as you stated is very rugged and not easy to build thus is why it was not settled.
The happy ending to that Kim family story is that despite the father dying, a helicopter crew was able to locate the family following the tracks he made trying to go find help. So he was able to save his family in the end
Been in Eugene 39 years .. Love the PNW 💜✌🏼
Oregon is beautiful I lived there for a short period I'm just not a fan of the state income tax
Do you like the “no sales tax”?
interesting use of the word "desolate" lol. fantastic and informative video though. subbed. thank you.
My dream is to own a place in Brookings 🙏
We moved here almost 4 years ago and love it most of the time. But it is fairly isolated. Decent shopping is at least 2 1/2 hours away. If you have a medical condition, it might not be a good idea.
No doctors for certain conditions. The tourist can get on your nerves. Housing cost are getting out of hand. Start looking early, it took us 4 months to find a house we would consider. Contractors can be over a year out. Very few high paying jobs. I came from an area of 500,000 to an area of 6,500 so it’s very different. Not a lot of entertainment options. If none of that would be a big deal for you, then go for it. It is truly beautiful here.
...we live here during the rainy season ..👽👽👽
Klamath count and others are so strict on what you can do and have on your own property that no one wants to buy there. They have some zoning that only allows you to stay overnight for 14 days in a year. Wtf, and only a 8x10 building 😢. So much for freedom
Maybe they're trying to RESPECT NATURE...
The Josephine Ophiolite is in that region and makes it particularly special. And the serpentine rocks are oh so beautiful. It is essentially where the mantle (oceanic crust) was uplifted to the surface. This brought up a lot of heavier elements to the surface that are toxic to life. It’s why the area has so little biomass but so much biodiversity. It’s tough for life to survive and life that does survive has to really specialize to make it work. Such a special area and I hope it can stay protected. Read recently that a Canadian mining company got rights to mine part of 8 dollar mountain, lets hope that doesn’t come to fruition.
Siskiyou National Forest
It’s literally where I want to move lol
I love agness oregon grew up camping out there
@BuyingSouthernOregon Hi Brian, do you know the source or who created the population density map you showed? I created one almost identical of the Oregon population density in RayShader a couple of years ago. Would love to touch base with another data scientist here using this package!
I'll see if I can find it again
i live here😂
I live in waldport up the alsea River, but have logged all over Oregon. I've lived everywhere in Oregon.
Great video 👍
Yes, the hairy man is there, but they are everywhere.
The mountains are full of valuable minerals.
Where is fuana frey?
Awwww this made me
Smile 😀 local in Grants Pass here 👋 and sir…. Yes there are aliens and Bigfoot here 👽 😂
Parts of Alaska are remote with more coast line than the lower 48 combined. No villages, roads or people, that is considered remote. Not so sure about the remote Oregon coast, paved roads and traffick jams
I think it’s ancient pyramids and mounds
Enough of the click bait titles FFS.
Lit video. Nobody knows about Oregon FR
I grew up in southern Oregon. Your saying the government won’t let you live there. It’s called public land why are you making it sound like a conspiracy. Also you can totally buy property in the area you showed on the map. Really confused at what point you are trying to make
I'd suggest watching the full video and then I'm sure you'll understand my point. It was pretty clear...
@@BuyingSouthernOregon I did watch the whole video. What is the point you are trying to make? It doesn’t make sense. There is public land out there and private land. So why does nobody live in this HUGE area? Because it is national forest? Just confused why you word it in some overdramatized way. Is that a way to get clicks or something
Grants pass sewage helps the fish glow in the dark,also the flavor is similar to hog mah.
Nope, you are wrong sir!!! Lol
This is my land ill show up
Weed, everything that was south facing with water was bought up and trashed.
Bingo!
Desolate and misunderstood part of Oregon - Multnomah County.
Bear Camp rd is worth taking once in your life. Some seriously sketchy areas
The illegal Marijuana growers have had no problem staking a claim on this vast unpopulated area of SO Oregon.
I hope it can stay sparsely populated forever ! Blame the mess on Californian’s fleeing their mess, but bringing it with them wherever they move to !….just saying. I am a fourth generation state of Jefferson native and I am sickened by what the west coast has become ! 🤮👎💩❗️. RED WAVE 2024❗️❤️🇺🇸❗️
Swinging bridge has been closed down for at least two years now. Very dangerous!
Its because they need an unsecure un surveilanced pathway across the Cali state line.
Yep, tried to move there. :(
High cost of living and little to do...............
Nobody lives here???!!
Swamp thing...might be real 😮
I live there. Lol
The land of Dracula
Cascadia fault right off the coast
Lol brookings is bult in the corner u say is on touchable
Sure it's not a lithium hotspot too?😮
The last thing you want is a private company is come strip mine that land cause they'll sure as shit do it.
Can live in Antarctica either..
I like how you point out that the lack of responsible forest management has led to massive fires, but why would you then say they are restricting us from owning it because of their conservation efforts? If you look at a map of fires in oregon, the majority of the damage is on the land owned by the government. That's because private land owners have an invested interest in protecting it.
Desolate? Come on.😂
Don’t buy property in Oregon, stay in California.
People live here lol
Agenda 21
That’s why all the produce that used to grow in California now comes from Mexico.
It sucks too live in Southern Oregon. Please don’t move here~
LIES! lol