Ramp connecting I-84 west to I-5 south at City Center/OMSI exit. Continue south for I-5 south to Beaverton and Salem. OMSI stands for the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 13 - 181st Ave./Airport Way.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 14 - Fairview Parkway.
Taken 02-18-2012
238th Dr. North at I-84/US-30 onramp. Turn right for I-84/US-30 west to Portland. Continue across overpass for I-84/US-30 East to Troutdale and Hood River.
Taken 02-18-2012
South 238th Drive at I-84. Use left lanes for I-84/US-30 West to Portland.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 16 - 238th Drive/Wood Village.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 Frontage Road East at 257th Ave. and I-84. Turn right for 257th Ave. and Mount Hood Community College. Continue straight for I-84/US-30 east onramp to The Dalles. Turn left for I-84/US-30 west to Portland.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 17 - Marine Drive/Troutdale. This is the first exit westbound in the Portland Metropolitan Area. Directly east of here is the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west approaching Exit 17 - Marine Drive/Troutdale. Entering Troutdale and crossing the Sandy River. The Sandy River is the boundary of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 18 - Lewis and Clark State Park/Oxbow Nature Park.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 22 - Corbett. The Columbia River is in the background of the photograph.
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 25 - Rooster Rock State Park
Taken 02-18-2012
I-84 west at Exit 29 - Dalton Point. Access to Dalton Point State Recreation Park, located on the Columbia River.
Taken 02-18-2012
Entering Mountain Time Zone and Jackpot on US-93 north. Most of Nevada is on Pacific Time, except for a few of the border towns, bordering states in Mountain Time. Jackpot is on the border with Idaho.
Taken 10-15-2011
Entering Contact on US-93 north. The only thing in Contact is a Nevada DOT Highway Maintenance Station.
Taken 10-15-2011
US-93 north at H-D Summit - Elevation 6,280. The overpass in the background is a recently installed wildlife crossing over the highway. H-D Summit is the northern end of the Great Basin on US-93. North of here all water flows into the Snake River system.
Taken 10-15-2011
US-93 north at I-80 west (Exit 352). Turn right for I-80 west to Elko. Continue straight for US-93 north to Twin Falls (Idaho).
Taken 10-15-2011
US-93 north at I-80 (Exit 352). Use I-80 east for Salt Lake. Use I-80 west for Elko. Continue north on US-93 for Twin Falls.
Taken 10-15-2011
Distance Marker on US-93 north to Wells, Wilkins (Site), and Twin Falls. Taken just north of NV-232 junction.
Taken 10-15-2011
US-93 north at NV-232 (unsigned northbound) to Clover Valley.
Taken 10-15-2011
US-93 north at NV-229. Turn right on NV-229 for Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
Taken 10-15-2011
US-93 north approaching NV-229 north to Ruby Valley.
Taken 10-15-2011
US-93 north approaching NV-229 junction.
Taken 10-15-2011
Entering Elko County on US-93 north. Elko County is the fourth largest county by area in the lower 48 states.
Taken 10-15-2011
Distance marker on US-93 north to Currie, Wells, and Twin Falls (Idaho). Taken just north of US-93/Alt. US-93 split.
Taken 10-15-2011