Things To Do

Multnomah Falls

Most Direct, 30 minutes: From Portland take I-84 eastbound for approximately 30 miles. Follow signs and take exit 31 (an unusual left-side exit ramp) off I-84 to a parking area. Follow the path under the highway to reach the falls viewing area. Scenic, 45 minutes: From Portland take I-84 to exit 28 (Bridal Veil exit) and drive three miles east on the Columbia River Gorge Scenic Highway. You will pass other falls on your way. Ultra - Scenic, 1 hour or more depending on stops: Take I-84 eastbound to the Troutdale exit. Follow signs for the Scenic Loop drive. Follow the drive along the old Columbia River Highway, the first in our nation to be named a National Historic Landmark. On this route you can encounter breathtaking views of the Columbia Gorge, Mount Hood and several other famous waterfalls on your way to the Multnomah Falls parking area.

Salt & Straw

Need an ice cream fix? Check out Salt & Straw for all their unique (& yummy) flavors!

Pok Pok

Hands down, one of the best chicken wing places we've been to!

International Rose Test Garden

Wine Tasting

Oregon has some of the best wineries and a lot of them located near each other. A few of our favorites include Hawks View Winery, Alloro Vineyard and Raptor Ridge Winery.

Food Carts in Downtown Portland

You can't come to Portland without visiting the infamous food carts. There's a few around town but one of our favorites is right in the middle of town. Can't find any dining options here? Walk down SW Harvey Milk Street to 3rd Ave for even more options!

Washington Square

Looking to take advantage of the no sales tax? Washington Square Mall is a large shopping center with a variety of department stores and specialty shops!

The Maize

Looking to jump into the Fall season? Check out The Maize for pumpkins and a killer corn maze!

Oregon Coast - Cannon Beach

Walk the sandy beach crowned by Haystack Rock (seen in the opening scene of The Goonies), and you will begin to see why we love the Oregon Coast.