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Things To Do

If you're traveling to Corvallis for our wedding, you'll find plenty of ways to explore the area's natural beauty, cultural spots, and nearby day trips. Nestled in the heart of the Willamette Valley, Corvallis is home to Oregon State University and offers a mix of outdoor adventures, local flavors, and relaxed vibes. Here are some top recommendations, grouped by category, to help you make the most of your visit. All distances are approximate from downtown Corvallis.

Mary's peak #1388 trailhead

Fisher, OR 97390

Marys Peak: The highest point in the Oregon Coast Range (about 25 miles west), with trails leading to panoramic views of the valley, coast, and Cascade Mountains. Ideal for a short hike or scenic drive, especially in spring and summer when wildflowers bloom.

Corvallis Farmers' Market

Northwest 1st Street, Corvallis, OR 97330

This is a great way to spend a Saturday morning! Enjoy live music, occasional street dances, special events booths and more, plus shop for the best locally produced vegetables, fruits, dairy products, meats and more.

Block 15 Brewing Downtown Pub

300 Southwest Jefferson Avenue, Corvallis, OR 97333

Block 15 was conceived by local beer lovers Nick and Kristen Arzner. After years of traveling, brewing, cooking, and dreaming, they were inspired to share these passions with their local community. Block 15 Restaurant & Brewery was created to offer Corvallis unique, from-the-source artisan beer alongside handmade pub food produced from local ingredients—all served in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Newport

Newport, OR

Oregon Coast (Newport): About 60 miles west (1-hour drive), visit the Oregon Coast Aquarium for marine life exhibits, or explore Yaquina Head Lighthouse and beaches for tide pooling and whale watching

Arts Center or Downtown Murals Scavenger Hunt

Corvallis, OR 97333

Explore free art galleries, public installations, and a self-guided tour of colorful murals and historic alleys in the heart of town.