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This famous Oregon roadside attraction was flooded. Now its owner is asking for help

Summary by The Oregonian
Fans of the animated series “Gravity Falls” and its creator Alex Hirsch who are planning a road trip to Oregon’s real-life House of Mystery need to hold off until 2027. The Oregon Vortex, the roadside attraction Hirsch visited near Gold Hill, is not scheduled to reopen until then.

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This famous Oregon roadside attraction was flooded. Now its owner is asking for help

Fans of the animated series “Gravity Falls” and its creator Alex Hirsch who are planning a road trip to Oregon’s real-life House of Mystery need to hold off until 2027. The Oregon Vortex, the roadside attraction Hirsch visited near Gold Hill, is not scheduled to reopen until then.

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The Oregonian broke the news in Portland, United States on Thursday, October 30, 2025.
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