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Why Nobody Lives in Eastern Oregon

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This video by Brian Simmons explores the vast and often-overlooked Outback of Eastern Oregon, drawing fascinating parallels to Australia's Outback. Brian dives into the area's rich history — from archaeological discoveries dating back 18,000 years to recent political standoffs like the 2016 Malheur Wildlife Refuge occupation and the infamous Rajneeshpuram commune in the '80s. He highlights the region's stunning natural beauty, booming overlanding and hunting scene, and unique rural culture. While acknowledging it's not for everyone, Brian recommends Southern or Central Oregon as great alternatives for those who want access to Eastern Oregon’s adventures without the remoteness.

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10:39

The Hook

You've probably heard of the Outback, right? No, I'm not talking about the restaurant, no, I'm not talking about the car either. No, that's an outhouse there, you go, that is the world-famous Australian Outback, known for its vast and sparsely populated area that takes up the majority of the country. Did you know, though, that Oregon has an Outback that takes up the majority of our state? It's very similar to the version down under, it's vast, desolate, dry, sparsely populated, but visited by a lot of people because it's actually pretty cool.

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Wilderness

Adventure

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Discovery

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