Leslie Gulch Oregon Adventure 4K

[@boringoldguy796]

You do a nice job with being an enthusiastic “tour guide,” Jess. And good work on editing, too. Never lose your sense of wonder and boundless appreciation for our Mother ❤️

[@shawndietel]

I have never heard of Leslie Gulch until today. What a beautiful park. Who knew Oregon had such geography.

[@rickbeal1544]

Most of Eastern Oregon is similar

[@gwengwen4535]

Went here and camped at the end of April! It was AMAZING. Those camp sites were a great find. Want to go back and find the hot springs.

[@InsaneDynamics]

Central Oregon Native and I've never heard of this place. Trying to find out new spots to visit. This is now added to my list. Seems like a great spot to go when it's a bit cooler. The hot springs are a great +.

[@scottalpine]

That area has been on my list for awhile, hopefully this is the year for it. Nice job pointing out how amazing it is.

[@WanderJessica]

It was incredible I can’t wait to go back!

[@rickbeal1544]

No you can camp almost anywhere out there. But there is just one campground.

[@vjr5261]

Yes i have camped out there to ride dirt bikes.

[@brian72c]

Pronounced Oh-why-he, the word Owyhee comes from the word Hawaii mispronunciation when Hawaiian workers came over to work the silver and gold mines in the 1800s.

[@gaylandbarney2231]

as i understand it , they were BROUGHT unwillingly , and fortunately escaped their French captors and ( presumably ) melted into the local native populations..........so i was told , but maybe just a nice folk tale..... she also thought the Snively's were whiners , apparently.............

[@martinmyers1461]

o-why-hee

[@WanderJessica]

Owweeeeee heee

[@gaylandbarney2231]

@@WanderJessica Hawaiian

[@JS-yj7ow]

Ow-he?

[@shamitoson]

Pronunciation!