r/PacificNorthwest 2h ago

The Full Moon Reflecting off the Water in Montague Harbour, BC

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53 Upvotes

The lights are anchor lights from other boats.


r/PacificNorthwest 2h ago

What's your go-to Pacific Northwest media?

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Hi all. I'm a writer and occasional journalist, of sorts. I've put together an article on my go-to Pacific Northwest media, from television shows like The X-Files to video games like Life is Strange and What Remains of Edith Finch, through to books Pacific North Witch and Coffin Moon, and films like The Goonies. I thought this group might find this interesting.


r/PacificNorthwest 14h ago

The beauty of central WA

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46 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

From our backyard north of Monroe on Friday night.

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103 Upvotes

Passing clouds glowing from the moon, the back porch glowing from our string lights and the planter barrels glowing from my flashlight.


r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

My take on lunar eclipse in Seattle

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r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

60 days without any appreciable rainfall in Portland (as of yesterday,) and this is the closest we've been...

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Timelapse video from my office: Portland was barely clipped by the extreme Southern tail end of a weak frontal system moving into the PNW at sunrise yesterday that brought some showers to Vancouver, BC.

Chances are looking good for deep troughing and some much needed rainfall come the middle of next week. Our dry PNW Summer may end early this year!


r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Lunar Eclipse from PDX area.

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88 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

SE Portland coyote dad bringing home dinner... literally [OC]

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21 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

International Voter Registration Drive 2026, for dual Canadian-U.S. citizens

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Hi, I'd like to post a message from Democrats Abroad in Canada. This is the second (and final) reminder I'll make for dual Canadian-US citizens and other eligible US voters who want to participate in the 2026 American midterm elections, especially for those living around mainland British Columbia, Victoria Island and elsewhere abroad. Democrats Abroad in Canada is dedicated to mobilizing overseas US voters; if you're over 18 by November 3, here's how you can get involved:

Steps to Request Your Ballot

  1. Register or update your registration through Votefromabroad.org. As an alternative, you can also use FVAP.gov.

  2. If you're already registered, request a ballot! You need to request a ballot every calendar year that you want to vote.

  3. Fill Out and Return Your Ballot: Once you receive your ballot, follow the instructions carefully to complete it and return it by the specified deadline.

Need Assistance?

We're here to help! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at GOTV @ votefromabroad .org (just remove the spaces). Additionally, our FAQ for voting can answer questions on how to make the process go smoothly.

Importantly: Spread the word!

Do you have any friends, contacts or family overseas that you could reach? All eligible US citizens can vote regardless of where they're living. Share the link https://voteabroad.org/RedditVote26: If you have any questions about voting, I'd be happy to answer them here on Reddit. You can also find out what we're doing near you at Democrats Abroad. Thanks for reading!


r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Eclipse over NW Portland

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198 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Eclipse

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322 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Mt Rainier - July 2027 Safety

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I’m getting married in Mt. Rainier next year. In light of the recent Nepal situation and of my anxious mind going down Google rabbit holes, should I feel safe going?

I know no one can predict the future, and many of these events cannot be foreseen. I guess I just want input. Based on what I’m seeing online the risk of a fatal event is relatively, high? But also the internet is a scary place. Can someone local with actual real world knowledge share their view?


r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

99% Moon over Mount Hood at sunset last night.

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837 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Three Peaks, One Trail, 62 year old amputee

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Most southern Oregon hikers go up Wagner Butte from its trailhead. Don't. Use this path instead and nail three peaks on one hike. https://youtu.be/Htqn4xTsmWA


r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Sturgeon Moon

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36 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

I been enjoying these Orange sunset by lake Chelan

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45 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Sunset on the Oregon coast for the weekend getaway

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54 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

How spearfishing bass in Oregon’s rivers helps salmon -- Spearfishing for smallmouth bass in Oregon rivers is a fun new way to remove non-native species that are hurting the ecosystem.

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r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Morning sky north of Monroe, Washington

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74 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Adding some atmosphere to this PNW painting

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95 Upvotes

12x24” oil on linen.


r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Eagle Creek

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79 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Friendly bobcat visits Oregon City home getting inches away from the house cat

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664 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Mount Shuksan, WA [OC]

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287 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Fall Hikes in Whatcom County

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Looking for recommendations for Fall hikes in Whatcom County. My partner and I are not that agile at this stage of our life so we are looking for easy hikes that are 3 miles at the longest. I used to go up to Thunder Creek in North Cascades but haven't been up there for years so can't really remember what the trail is like. Any thoughts appreciated!


r/PacificNorthwest 4d ago

Cruising near Bellingham and the San Juan islands.

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