Oregon’s Tualatin Valley is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Kalapuya and Tualatin people. Explore Tualatin Valley respects this history and thanks the original caretakers of this land.
CHEHALEM RIDGE NATURE PARK
Nestled just west of Portland, Tualatin Valley is the ideal home base for exploring the best of Oregon. As the closest wine country to Portland, it offers a seamless blend of lush vineyards, scenic landscapes and small-town charm. Perfectly situated between the city’s urban energy and the breathtaking Oregon Coast, this diverse region provides endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Tualatin Valley invites you to experience the beauty and flavor of Oregon in one unforgettable destination.
COFFEE, TEA AND COZY CAFÉS AWAIT
Savor Tualatin Valley’s welcoming coffee culture, where the art of roasting coffee beans is celebrated with care and artistry. Local roasters create signature blends, while cozy coffee shops provide the perfect spot to savor a latte or steamy cup of a pour-over brew. Throughout Tualatin Valley, notable tea shops shine, offering curated selections of loose-leaf teas and soothing brews for every palate. From a leisurely sip of a handcrafted latte made with locally roasted brew or cup of tea to a speedy to-go option to ward off the chill of winter, Tualatin Valley has a café experience to match.
OLD ASIA TEAHOUSE & RESTAURANT
DID YOU KNOW?
Tualatin Valley is home to several coffee roasters, each with multiple locations throughout Tualatin Valley. Thornton Family Coffee Roasters, Dapper & Wise (and its aptly named coffeehouses, Insomnia Coffee) and Ava Roasteria are just three of the roasters that keep Tualatin Valley caffeinated!
What does it take to build Oregon’s oldest family-owned coffee shop? For Becky Jo Saxe, it started on a coffee farm in Hawaii and grew into a family tradition.
Oregon native Becky Jo Saxe’s passion for coffee began when she lived on a coffee bean farm in Kona, Hawaii after graduating from college. That experience shaped her path, leading her to co-found BJ’s Coffee Co. in 1992, making it the oldest family-owned coffee shop in the state.
From the start, BJ’s Coffee set itself apart by roasting its own beans sourced from growers around the world. Thirty-three years ago, this hands-on approach was rare.
Today her son Nathan Palmer, who has his own coffee roastery, To the Roots, which provides the beans served at BJ’s, carries on this commitment to quality and has built strong relationships with coffee growers that prioritize traceability, sustainability and transparency.
Visit the shop: BJ’s Coffee Co. 2834 Pacific Ave., Suite C Forest Grove, OR 97116 bjscoffeeco.com
Manaia Coffee House & Island Grill
Deadstock Coffee Beaverton
Insomnia Coffee
EAST MEETS WEST: HAPA PIZZA
It all started with a happy accident. Aaron Truong purchased a pizza oven so he could make pizzas for his family. While experimenting with pizza making, he threw on some Asian ingredients and Hapa Pizza was born.
After being one of the most popular food vendors at the Beaverton Farmers Market, with people lining up for their inventive pizzas, Aaron and his wife Natalie opened a brickand-mortar restaurant, which was recognized as one of the top pizza spots in the U.S. by The New York Times.
Visit the shop: Hapa Pizza
12755 SW Broadway St., Beaverton, OR 97005 hapapizza.com
COZY BITES, GLOBAL DELIGHTS
DON'S FAVORITE FOODS
Cozy dining in Oregon’s Tualatin Valley blends comfort and culinary adventure. Settle into warm, welcoming spaces where global flavors and classic comfort foods meet. Feel-good foods galore await, from soul-soothing ramen and crispy Korean fried chicken to artisan pizzas with surprising flavor twists and vegetarian and plant-based favorites. Rustic taverns, intimate bistros and neighborhood cafés invite you to soak in the atmosphere and every bite is both comforting and exciting.
Amaterra Winery
Fat Milo's All Day Cafe Sherwood
Brix Tavern Tualatin
ART AND CULTURE COLLIDE IN TUALATIN VALLEY’S CREATIVE SCENE
Tualatin Valley is a vibrant hub for arts and culture, offering something for every enthusiast. Experience live performances at intimate theaters and music venues, where local talent and touring acts take the stage. Public art installations bring creativity to streets and parks, galleries and art spaces showcase local and regional artists, and distinctive and acclaimed museums offer fresh perspectives on the world around you. Cultural events throughout the year celebrate cultures, music, dance and visual arts, inviting visitors to connect, explore and immerse themselves in Tualatin Valley’s thriving artistic community.
Ole Bolle Troll Nordic Northwest Campus
BOOKS, COMICS AND MUSIC
Independent bookstores and comic shops welcome visitors to browse shelves filled with new releases, gently used titles, graphic novels and rare finds. Music lovers can also lose themselves in the stacks of vinyl at indie record stores, each offering delightful surprises and discoveries. Linger, listen, and explore, where books, comics and music create moments to savor and the art of discovery is just the beginning.
Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks & Minerals
503 Records
Sherwood Bookstore
Bag & Baggage Productions
Lunar New Year Celebration Washington Square
VINTAGE FINDS IN TUALATIN VALLEY
Hunt for treasures in Tualatin Valley’s vintage, retro and antique shops, where every find tells a story. Discover mid-century furniture, eclectic décor and timeless fashion tucked into cozy boutiques and curated spaces. Find a oneof-a-kind statement piece or antique jewels or simply browse for inspiration. Tualatin Valley’s shops offer a nostalgic journey through eras past. RAILROAD
When Hazzel Svvengar, owner of Forager Vintage, was younger, she went to thrift shops a lot to find alternative fashions. “I was always a little bit weird when it comes to fashion, ”Svvengar recounts. “But I think that it really paid off with how we have a really unique style here.”
Forager Vintage opened in 2020 with a curated collection of retro clothing from the ‘70s to the ‘90s, bags, gift items, fashion jewelry and accessories. “We're into very whimsical fashions…inspired by nature out here in the Pacific Northwest, but also inspired by storybooks and a little weird and fun and different,” she says.
Visit the shop: Forager Vintage 12570 SW Broadway St., Beaverton, OR 97005 foragervintage.com
Dee’s Divine Finds
Forager Vintage
Musi's On Main
SHOP TAX-FREE, JUST LIKE A LOCAL
Tualatin Valley offers a shopping experience for every style and taste. Browse charming boutiques where local shop owners curate a selection of distinctive clothing, home goods and gifts.
Hunt for treasures in antique shops or explore retro and second-hand stores for one-of-a-kind finds. For those who value sustainable shopping, several shops focus on eco-friendly and ethically made products.
During the holiday season, festive bazaars feature handcrafted items, seasonal treats and unique gifts perfect for giving.
Shoppers can also enjoy tax-free shopping at Oregon’s premier malls, which offer a wide range of local and national brands, dining options and entertainment, making Tualatin Valley a top shopping destination.
OREGON'S TOP SHOPPING DESTINATIONS
WASHINGTON SQUARE
Washington Square is one of Oregon's premier shopping destinations, with four anchor shops, including the state's largest Nordstrom, and more than 170 specialty stores.
BRIDGEPORT VILLAGE
Bridgeport Village’s mix of upscale stores, diverse dining and entertainment options all with a distinctive, open-air design, makes this shopping experience one of the best in Oregon.
Mama and Hapa's Zero Waste Shop
Tender Loving Empire Bridgeport Village
Kinder Home
EXPLORE WITHOUT LIMITS
CORNELL FARM NURSERY & CAFE
Tualatin Valley is proud to be a welcoming destination where everyone can enjoy the outdoors, experience community events and find comfort during their stay—regardless of mobility, age or ability. This region is making big strides toward inclusion with accessible attractions, adaptive recreation and inclusive community spaces. Explore Tualatin Valley's partnership with Wheel the World also showcases this region's commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
BOOK YOUR TRIP WITH WHEEL THE WORLD at etvor.com/wtw
0 S AND 1S
Binary Brewing is a “techinspired” craft brewery in the heart of Beaverton. Named after “binary code,” which uses the digits 0 and 1 in programming, co-owner Josh Johnson equates it to hops and malts, where with just one tweak, you can make drastically different beer styles.
Established in 2018, Binary moved into downtown Beaverton in 2021. “The town has so much amazing history,” Johnson says of his taproom’s space in the former Beaverton Bakery. “It’s really cool to be part of a community [where] you get to watch relationships grow.”
Johnson also has developed a community within the Pacific Northwest craft brewery crowd and has collaborated with other brewers to make one-off brews. “Brewery collaborations are really fun because we get to each bring our different skill sets in,” Johnson said. Look for Binary’s newest “collab” beer during Tap Season in February.
Visit the brewery: BinaryBrewing.co 12345 SW Broadway St., Beaverton, OR 97005 binarybrewing.co
TUALATIN VALLEY ON TAP
Tualatin Valley is a craft beer and cider lover’s playground, packed with breweries pouring hoppy IPAs, rich stouts and everything in between. Local cider makers turn Oregon’s apple and pear harvest into crisp, flavorful hard ciders, while winter beer festivals celebrate the art and culture of brewing in the region. In February, during Oregon Craft Beer Month, Tap Season transforms the valley into a brew paradise, featuring seasonal releases, limited editions and unique collaborations. The Tap Season Mobile Passport guides visitors to tasting rooms, making it easy to discover local favorites and toast the creativity that defines Tualatin Valley’s beer scene.
FIND CRAFT BREWERIES at tualatinvalley.org/tap-season
Murrayhill Taphouse
Loyal Legion Beaverton
19 Acres Cider Co.
Taplandia
Steeplejack Brewing Co. Hillsboro
ColumbiaRiver
SIP AND SAVOR CELLAR SEASON
Discover the acclaimed wine scene of Tualatin Valley, home to more than 40 wineries with tasting rooms offering something for everyone. Whether you're a novice or an expert, the region’s welcoming, non-judgmental atmosphere invites you to explore dozens of wine varieties. Enjoy tastings with estate vineyard views at rustic chic or modern, contemporary venues—many of which are dog- and family-friendly. With its approachable charm and stunning landscapes, Tualatin Valley is the perfect place to raise a glass to the season.
Blizzard Wines
UNANNOUNCED WITH CHANNING FRYE
Former professional basketball player and Portland Trail Blazer
Channing Frye has traded fast breaks for flight pours.
In his Instagram series
Unannounced, Frye drops by tasting rooms across the region, with no heads-up and no script. Each spontaneous visit captures genuine moments with winery staff as he samples what’s open, swaps stories, and shares his passion for wine with an easy, unfiltered charm.
Unannounced: etvor.com/insp02
Dauntless Wine Cø. No Clos Radio
RECHARGE
IN TUALATIN VALLEY
Tualatin Valley is the perfect place to slow down and care for yourself. Take a walk through peaceful trails and let the sights and sounds of nature wash over you. Sink into a soothing soaking pool designed to soothe and rejuvenate, try your hand at candle-making or enjoy other pursuits that spark creativity and calm. Tualatin Valley blends natural beauty with mindful practices, making it the perfect destination to unplug, recharge and nurture your well-being.
NOMAD GETAWAYS (SWIMPLY)
Onsen Style Bath Cedartree Hotel
Hagg Lake
Sauna at Casa Olea Olea Vineyards
KE'ONA HERRERA OWNER OF I BODY LOVE
Ke’ona Herrera is passionate about her work. As the owner of I Body Love, she creates non-toxic bath and body products for all skin types and environmentally friendly candles, caring about ingredients and the planet.
“We started off making bath products because my girls wanted to buy bath bombs at the stores,” Ke’ona explains. “I read the ingredients on them. They’re not good for your skin. You can’t soak in them. So we basically just start making our own products at home, starting with bath bombs.”
All of her products are sustainable and handmade, made with plant-based ingredients, as well as customizable. The candles are made with sustainable, Oregon-grown soy wax.
Ke’ona also sources Oregon-made coconut oil and hemp seed oil for her products.
She also offers hands-on experiences with the candle making classes, which walks you through the experience of how to blend fragrances and how to put the candles together to create a custom, unique candle.
“You’re creating something that’s unique to you. No one else is going to create the scent that you’ve created,” she offers.
I BODY LOVE
131 SE 3rd Ave., Downtown Hillsboro ibodylove.com
TOP BIRDING SPOTS
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF NATURE
Cooper Mountain Nature Park
Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge
EVAN STRANDBERG @EVKEV
Tualatin Valley’s scenic trails offer a peaceful escape into nature. Wander through lush forests, wetlands and meadows while spotting native plants, as well as wildlife such as eagles, egrets, herons and owls. Popular nature trails provide serene pathways for walking, hiking and birdwatching. These well-maintained trails connect visitors to diverse ecosystems, showcasing the beauty of Oregon’s landscape. Whether you're seeking a quiet stroll or a day of exploration, Tualatin Valley’s nature trails offer a refreshing retreat for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. FIND THE BEST BIRDING SPOTS at etvor.com/inspo
Cooper Mountain Nature Park
Killin Wetlands Nature Park
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge
GAMES, CHALLENGES AND ESCAPES
Tualatin Valley's arcades and escape rooms offer fun and engaging indoor entertainment for all ages. Step into exhilarating gaming spaces filled with classic arcade and pinball games, modern arcade games and challenging claw machines. Or test your problem-solving skills with an immersive escape room experience, designed to spark teamwork and creativity.
NEXT LEVEL PINBALL SHOP & MUSEUM
Escapism Portland: The Wizard's Lair & The Magician's Menagerie Escape Rooms
KingPins Family Entertainment Center Beaverton
Langer's Entertainment Center
NONSTOP INDOOR FUN FOR EVERY ADVENTURER
Portland Rock Gym Beaverton
Blue Ox Axe Throwing
Sykart Indoor Racing
Tualatin Valley offers plenty of indoor adventures for all ages and interests. Scale walls at a prestigious, yet inviting, local rock-climbing gym or catch air at an indoor skate park. Sports enthusiasts, test your aim at an acclaimed archery center while golf enthusiasts can perfect their swing on high-tech simulators. Friends and families can dive into nonstop interactive fun, making every visit an exciting escape. From skill-building to pure excitement, Tualatin Valley’s indoor activity spots provide exciting year-round entertainment for adventurers of every level.
Hunt G4 Indoor Archery
K1 Speed
STAY IN COMFORT
Tualatin Valley offers a variety of accommodations, from modern hotels, rustic cabins and storied hotels to charming short-term rentals and extended-stay hotels. Visitors can find well-appointed hotels with convenient amenities, perfect for both business and leisure travelers. For a more personalized experience, cozy vacation rentals provide unique stays in residential neighborhoods or scenic settings. Many options are located near popular attractions, dining and outdoor adventures, ensuring a convenient home base for exploring the region. Whether you prefer the comfort of a trusted hotel brand or the charm of a private rental, Tualatin Valley offers inviting accommodations for every type of traveler.
Century Hotel
Step into a serene sanctuary where the calming essence of Japan meets the welcoming warmth of the Pacific Northwest. Inspired by the grace and simplicity of traditional Japanese design, Cedartree Hotel is a peaceful one-of-a-kind escape, surrounded by nature, culture and exceptional service.
“Many hotels in the region offer comfortable stays guests have come to know, and so we really wanted to provide guests with a new kind of hotel living. We believed the community and visitors to the area would appreciate the new and unique Japanese-style ambiance and experiences,” said Allen Chen, general manager of Cedartree Hotel.
Soak in the rejuvenating onsenstyle baths, watch the koi in the lobby pond, sip on a glass of saké and enjoy small plates of Japanese favorites at Kiyomizu, enjoy innovative Japanese and Pacific Northwest cuisine at the on-site restaurant, Waterfalls.
Orenco Station Hotel
DOWNLOAD YOUR PERSONAL PASSPORT TO FUN
Discover the best of Tualatin Valley with mobile guides to top attractions, must-see adventures and more. These topic-specific guides let you explore at your own pace and perhaps you can also win a prize!
PUBLIC ARTS PASSPORT
Explore the vast array of public art and arts events throughout Tualatin Valley. Colorful murals, striking sculptures and luminous glass works reflect the culture and diversity of Tualatin Valley.
'TIS THE SEASON PASSPORT
Discover the Tualatin Valley “’Tis the Season Passport,” a digital guide to holiday fun with rotating features. Explore shops, hotels, events, dining and more with a fun, easy and festive vibe. Each check-in earns entries to win a gift card.*
TAP SEASON PASSPORT
From mid-January to mid-March, raise a glass to Tualatin Valley’s “Ale Trail Passport,” a seasonal celebration of craft beer. Discover local breweries, enjoy seasonal pours and check in at each stop for chances to win prizes.*
