




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.
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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.
Tualatin Valley invites you to experience the beauty and flavor of Oregon in one unforgettable destination. Located between Portland and the Oregon Coast on the traditional and unceded lands of the Kalapuya and Tualatin people, this is the ideal home base for exploring the region. Additionally, Tualatin Valley is advancing inclusion through accessible attractions, adaptive recreation and inclusive spaces. Through our partnership with Wheel the World, we invite differently-abled travelers to explore and create unforgettable experiences. Learn more: etvor.com/inspo08



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Tigard Festival of Balloons
Up-close balloons and carnival excitement.

Concours d’Elegance
Classic cars meet timeless elegance.
AUGUST

North Plains Elephant Garlic Festival
Celebrating agriculture and fun.

Throughout summer and fall, Tualatin Valley is a feast for the senses, from festive farmers markets filled with freshly picked produce and locally made artisanal foods to wine events featuring live music and farm-to-table experiences at local wineries. Classic car shows, quirky agricultural festivals, cultural celebrations, music festivals and visual arts events reflect the diversity of the region and the communities that shape Tualatin Valley, bringing residents and visitors together to celebrate the season.







Tualatin Valley is packed with activities for families of all ages. Enjoy longer summer days filled with family-friendly festivals, live music and outdoor movies under the stars, catch the excitement of a Hillsboro Hops baseball game at their brand-new, state of the art ballpark, or cool off at splash pads or local ice cream shops along the Tualatin Valley Ice Cream Trail. With endless ways to play, taste, and explore, Tualatin Valley is the perfect spot for family memories that last a lifetime.






Magical Museums Discover hands-on wonders and geological treasure.





Celebrate the seasons at Tualatin Valley’s u-pick farms, where sun-ripened berries, orchardfresh fruit, fragrant flowers and bright orange pumpkins await. In summer, roam fields overflowing with lavender, strawberries, blackberries, marionberries, blueberries and raspberries. Late summer into early fall brings stone fruits, apples and pears ready to pick straight from the tree. By October, pumpkin patches dot the landscape, turning Tualatin Valley a warm, inviting shade of orange, perfect for harvest adventures. WEST






JUNE: Strawberries
JULY: Apricots, Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Cherries, Marionberries, Peaches, Strawberries, Lavender
AUGUST: Pears, Plums
SEPTEMBER: Apples, Pears, Plums, Onions
OCTOBER: Apples, Pears, Pumpkins, Hazelnuts (filberts), Chestnuts, Walnuts
This historic West Hills nursery is family-owned and offers more than 750 varieties of plants, along with fun gifts and home and garden décor. It blends gardening, sustainability and one of Tualatin Valley’s most beloved farmhouse brunch experiences.





Make lasting summer memories with hands-on farm experiences in Tualatin Valley. Spend quality time with friendly farm animals and cuddle cows and goats, pet friendly alpacas at local ranches or feed chickens. Get up close to these charming animals while enjoying a mix of fun, relaxation and connection to nature. Tualatin Valley’s farm adventures offer something for everyone, making it the perfect spot for families and animal lovers to explore and play.



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Explore the diversity of Tualatin Valley’s wine scene, home to more than 40 wineries with tasting rooms offering wines for every palate, from complex Pinot noir and bold Syrah to crisp Chardonnay and aromatic Riesling. Warm summer afternoons among the vines and crisp fall days framed by turning leaves, invites both newcomers and seasoned wine lovers to explore a wide range of varieties in a welcoming, casual setting. Enjoy tastings with estate vineyard views at rustic barns or sleek, modern spaces, many of which are dog- and family-friendly. Tualatin Valley’s easygoing charm and beautiful vineyards make it a perfect spot to sip, savor and unwind.






Tualatin Valley is an outdoor playground for adventurers of all levels. Hike accessible, dog-friendly paved trails or enjoy a low-impact nature walk through wildlife refuges. Cyclists can tackle smooth roads, gravel paths or a refurbished skills park. Water lovers will enjoy paddling along the slow-moving Tualatin River National Water Trail while anglers are invited to cast a line along the riverbanks, home to the most diverse selection of native fish in the region, or head to Hagg Lake for boating, jet-skiing, swimming, and trout fishing. End the day camping under the stars at L.L. Stub Stewart State Park or Gales Creek Campground for a complete outdoor escape.




Tualatin Valley is proud to be a welcoming destination where everyone can enjoy the outdoors. We’re making big strides toward inclusion with accessible trails, adaptive recreation and inclusive playgrounds.


Wake up in the forest at Tualatin Valley’s only state park, home to the region’s largest RV campground with 78 fullhookup sites, plus cabins and equestrian sites. Explore more than 25 miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails, an 18-hole disc golf course, off-leash dog park and a mountain bike skills park with more than six miles of trails. The park also offers direct access to the Banks-Vernonia State Trail, a designated national scenic trail.
Tualatin Valley serves as a premier destination for outdoor recreation where water sports such as kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and fishing thrive. The Tualatin River National Water Trail provides calm paddling alongside the most diverse fishing experiences in the region. To the west, Henry Hagg Lake acts as a central hub for boating, fishing, water skiing and swimming. Seasonal rentals are available at the lake or along the river. Angle for trout and bass or enjoy a relaxing float down the river.






Discover the "Wonder Windows" art installation at Henry Hagg Lake. Created by local artist Emily Jung Miller, the 18 transparent panels are visual interpretations of the region, inviting visitors to pause and observe nature.






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. If you're looking for a quiet stroll or a day of exploration, Tualatin Valley’s nature trails offer a refreshing retreat for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.








THE RESERVE VINEYARD & GOLF CLUB
Tualatin Valley is a golfer’s playground, with scenic courses, from 9 holes to 27 holes, suited for every skill level. Tee off on lush fairways framed by towering evergreens and rolling hills at public and semi-private courses alike. Perfect your swing at a driving range, enjoy a casual round or test your skills at Topgolf or an indoor simulator. Championship-caliber courses like the semi-private Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club and Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club, along with family-friendly spots that welcome all ages, make this a destination for every golfer.




Tualatin Valley has two private golf courses, plus two of the most acclaimed golf courses in the region: Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club and The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club. Each have hosted the biggest names in golf, as well as some of the most impressive amateurs who are aiming to go pro.

Tualatin Valley offers thrilling aerial experiences just minutes from Portland. Zip-line parks and aerial ropes courses provide an exciting challenge high above the forest for adrenaline seekers of all ages. For breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, try a glider ride or take in sweeping panoramas on a scenic helicopter tour. Soar through the sky or navigate treetop obstacles while enjoying a unique perspective on the Valley's natural beauty. With options for beginners and seasoned thrill-seekers alike, Tualatin Valley delivers unforgettable high-flying fun and adventure for the whole family.




Tualatin Valley offers a shopping experience for every style and season. Pick up essentials at popular retailers, refresh your wardrobe or hunt for unique treasures at local boutiques. Discover home décor, artisan gifts, antiques and vintage finds that add personality to any space. Thrift stores and zero-waste shops provide sustainable shopping options with affordable gems while supporting the community. With its mix of small shops and well-known retailers, including two of Oregon's premier mall shopping experiences, Tualatin Valley makes it easy to enjoy a day of shopping, uncover hidden treasures and find something special around every corner.




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.




Experience the Latin vibe at 787 Brewing, Tualatin Valley’s first Puerto Rican-owned craft brewery. 787 specializes in bold Latin-inspired flavors made in small batches to bring highquality craft beer directly to customers and community.
Visit the brewery: 787 Brewing 1595 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy, Hillsboro, OR 97123 787brews.com



Tualatin Valley is a craft beer and cider lover’s playground, with breweries pouring light lagers, flavorful wheats, hoppy IPAs, rich stouts and everything in between. Local cider makers turn summer and fall apple and pear harvests into crisp, flavorful hard ciders perfect for seasonal sipping. Explore brewery taprooms during warm afternoons, catch a football game or cozy up as the leaves change to enjoy autumn releases and limited editions. Creativity and community thrive throughout the valley, making Tualatin Valley a must-visit destination for beer and cider enthusiasts.





Tualatin Valley serves up a mix of flavors for every appetite. Enjoy fresh, farm-to-table dishes while soaking up the sun on a welcoming patio. The region’s diverse eateries showcase global flavors alongside hometown favorites, from Korean barbecue and Indian spices to Italian specialties and so many cuisines in between. For a more casual bite, dive into the area’s thriving food cart culture, where inventive menus and bold flavors abound. No matter your appetite or mood, Tualatin Valley has a culinary experience waiting to delight.












Tualatin Valley offers a wide range of accommodations for every traveler. Stay in modern hotels or rustic cabins or choose charming short-term rentals and extended-stay options. Well-appointed hotels provide convenient amenities ideal for business and leisure travelers, while vacation rentals offer unique experiences in residential neighborhoods or scenic settings. Many stays are located near popular attractions, dining and outdoor adventures, making it easy to explore the region. Whether you enjoy the reliability of a hotel or the personality of a private rental, Tualatin Valley has welcoming accommodations for every summer or fall getaway. BROWNSTONE CHARM
Experience a unique, boutique retreat at The Orenco Station Hotel. This elegant, brownstonestyle gem offers sophisticated rooms and timeless comfort within the energetic heart of Hillsboro's Orenco Station neighborhood.
“The Orenco Station Hotel is a relaxing ‘home away from home’ experience for guests that gives them a sneak peek into the charm and convenience of our Orenco Station community,” says Richard Lyons, who owns the hotel with his wife, Margie.
The 10-room hotel is within walking distance of the farmers market, held each Saturday, May-October, shops, restaurants and more.
The Orenco Station Hotel 1457 NE Orenco Station Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124
theorenco.com
503-208-5708
info@theorenco.com





Tualatin Valley is an exciting arts destination, where inspiration and creativity can be found around every corner. Public art is more than a decoration, it’s a whimsical part of what Tualatin Valley is and symbolizes: a community of artisans and art lovers.

Discover Tualatin Valley’s creative expressions, from colorful murals and striking sculptures to thoughtful interpretive panels and mosaic glass works, with the Public Arts Digital Passport, a free guide to art in Tualatin Valley.*





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