A landmark or Portland, something Portland is known for! On my last night on Portland I walk thought the waterfront and river park and I enjoy a nice night pic of the white stag.

Cool spot for pictures. Go at night!

A new Portland tradition for me! I love the city and seeing this sign lit up at night was a sight to see. Stop by for yourself and enjoy the views all around you!

I saw the sign as I was walking across the Burnside Bridge and after going to voodoo doughnut it’s actually a really nice walk and it’s pretty safe to walk across the bridge from the sign to the other side. Right now there’s actually construction on the right side of the bridge so it’s a little bit hard if you want to walk on that side but on the left side it’s very easy walk and there are occasionally bike so you have to be pretty careful to not get hit by one of those but otherwise it’s a very romantic walk in a sense. I walked alone but I can still say that it was a good walk and you can see a lot of the Portland waters from here.

Probably the most famous piece of neon in Portland and I love it! Built in 1940 by Ramsey Sign Co it has survived. One thing that has happened since the begining and remains today is that the day after Thanksgiving they put a red bulb on the deers nose, thus, here comes Rudolph ️

Signs hard to see from the park, also area is a bit sketch!!

Was fortunate enough to be able to pull over late at night and grab a shot from the Burnside Bridge. Cute to see in person!

Classic sign. Cant not visit PDX without at least seeing the sign on the bus or taxi.

It was a nice warm evening to take pictures. As soon as I stepped out of the cab, I could smell human waste. Lots of homeless people milling about. None of them bothered me.

Cool landmark, a bit sketchy area late in the day so pay attention and be safe.

It’s an office building that has been beautifully updated to be LEED certified. It’s well managed, but getting to and from the building means navigating many street people/houseless folks, several of whom are under the influence of something.

This sign puts the “P”in old town P-land.Rudolph!

Proceed with caution. It was cool to get up close to the sign, but this sidewalk is shared with a shelter, so you may find a lot of unpredictable and mentally ill homeless people milling about. None of them bothered me, but I felt very uncomfortable and unsafe with just me and my friend being outnumbered. Just visit during the day I guess.

Well, its just a a place to visit but Ill give it five stars because of my fam!

Visted from SoCal for the week, stopped to walk up the Burnside bridge around dusk to catch the sign light up. Altough there is a big tree in front of it that blocks the sign from across the bridge. So to get a good look at it you almost have to get under it.On a side note, the sign is located right next to the homeless shelter, so if you go at dusk be prepared for that.

Great photo op for this first-time visitor

Its hard to get a good shot at street level, I recommend going on the bridge next to the building that the sign is on to get a good picture.

Hard to find parking. A lot of homeless people at the park.

An iconic part of the city. Check it out!

Very depressing part of town.

Worth the time for a photo . The area is heartbreaking. A lot of Portland’s Homeless stay 2 feet from the sign . Heartbreaking

Very Cool Place! Nice view at night also

Iconic sign. Not worth stopping for, but happy to have it on the skyline

Always a good photo and heart warming even on a cold rainy day.

Always Ironic beauty

Secretly celebrating Christmas every year!

Great view from the small park up front!

Pretty sign near the waterfront very close from other major attractions such as voodo donuts and pine Street market cute to take a picture but be careful at night it is near a park that can be sketchy to be walking around alone

Kool sign

So beautiful! For the best photo, go on the bridge!!

Sweeeeet Portland sigh. Looks exactly like on TV! Haha

Hard to get a good picture of this place due to the trees and bridges. Kind of a fun little hunt to find.

Visited the famous White Stag sign while in Portland, Oregon. A must-see.

A good Portland view, just watch out at there can be some bad guys hanging around below the bridge

When in Portlandia a selfie with the Portland sign is a must! This pic was during Stumptown Events WaldoCon!

Just a cool sign to see

An interesting historical landmark in Portland Oregon definitely worth the trip to see the area is near Chinatown a bit off the Beaten path.There is construction going on at the moment so expect barricades and 2 mobile bathrooms.

Great for photos ...worth it

I drive under this sign twice a day. It exists.

Cant believe I didnt take a picture when the chance arose. Bad google mapper! Took me by surprise, I was expecting something corny but it looks so rad. Such a cool thing to see while passing the bridge into the West side.

The famous White Stag sign now reads Portland Oregon. Its hard to photograph from the ground because all the trees are blocking it. But its still really cool.

What a great icon for Portland!

A must see! Going at night youll run into quite a few homeless, but Portland has some of the nicest homeless people I have ever encountered.

It was hard to get a clean shot of the sign due to all the trees, but still fun to see. The sign is right next to a homeless shelter so there was a ton of them milling about watching me, but only 1 was a problem and made it very uncomfortable as she was walking all around yelling and cursing at the top of her lungs and was clearly under the influence of something. I still had fun but without her it would have been perfect.

The area is a bit scary, but most homeless will not approach you.I only spent a few minutes here viewing and taking pictures.

Must visit landmark, roam around the Portland area and visit voodoo doughnuts as well.

Very pretty

This sign is iconic, the deer is originally from the White Stag logo and was the sign on the side of the white stag building, where their clothing was produced. The words White Stag were originally where the Portland Oregon words are now. But before it was the Old Town Portland Oregon sign, the city was going to take the sign down until it was purchased by a private party, Bill Naito I think, and he change the sign to read Made in Oregon. The best part of the Stag is during the Christmas season, they give him a red nose.

Ok building, but outside there are allot of homeless and it smells like urine.

I would give this place 10 Stars if I could! Very cool old historic building. And of course the iconic Whitestag! Ive always liked how they put a red nose on him around Christmas! I am very glad they decided to leave that sign on the building.(Vancouver, wa. didnt have the same common sense and they removed their lucky logger neon sign proud of the dumbest thing Vancouver is ever done in my opinion it added character just as this classic white stag sign does!)

I think it is great that the White Stag sign still shines its iconic light. Been there since I was a small child.

Icon of epic Portland

Its been changed over time, but its still the beautiful sign its always been.

Hmmm... Portland landmark is a neon sign of a stag?

It is just sign. The Made in Oregon store has moved to Pioneer Square. Use to have a great view of it from the other side of the river before that ugly building across the way went up.

Favorite town PDX!

Portland icon.

This is the sign that basically says welcome to Portland. Unique only to that city

If this sign becomes a beer which is in the works many residents of Portland and surrounding towns will be upset. I wouldnt be surprised if there a protest

Love Portland!

Beautiful building and the home to University of Oregon in Portland.

My home

Area is a little bit dodgy. Nobody bothered us but just be careful.

Iconic sign in Portland, OR

Touristy Attraction

Part of the stag is out

Homeless people everywhere at night. : /

Its a fixture in the Town

Good architectural building

Cool to see at night!

Ugh!

Nice

Dropped off some Ppl to take photos

Awesome place!!

Its a city icon!

Iconic

Must see

A fun must see in Portland!

Love this sign

Best view at night, go on the Burnside bridge to see it

Lit

Be careful of the homeless people

More of this in the world please!