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  1. Wilsonville

    1. Women on the Road in the Willamette Valley

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted almost 4 years ago

      The Willamette Valley is an ideal destination for women with wanderlust. Whether you’re looking to pick your own produce at a local farm, take a long walk through a scenic covered bridge or view the Willamette Valley from the basket of a hot air balloon, this region has something to please everyone in your group. It’s the Willamette Valley – drink it in on your RoadTrip.

      Contains 7 places, including: Tollen Farm and Historic Canby Ferry

  2. Welches

    1. Ladies on the Trail to Adventure

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted almost 4 years ago

      Get a leisurely start to your morning, make breakfast for loved ones, then kiss them adieu as you head off into the sunset for a well-deserved RoadTrip with your closest confidantes. A drive to Mt. Hood brings fresh air, a clear head, and hours of time for sharing, shopping, and fun-making.

      Contains 10 places, including: The Resort at The Mountain and Cedarbrook Barn

    2. Portland Perks Hotels: Resorts

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted over 3 years ago

      Contains 2 places, including: The Resort at The Mountain and Skamania Lodge

  3. Troutdale

    1. Portland Perks Coupons: Outlet Stores and Airport Shopping

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted about 4 years ago

      Contains 3 places, including: Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets and Woodburn Company Stores

  4. St. Helens

    1. Twilight Film Locations

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted over 4 years ago

      Several Saint Helens locations were used for the movie Twilight. Most locations were used for the scenes taking place in Port Angeles. But Charlie Swan's Forks, WA residence is is also in Saint Helens.

      Contains 6 places, including: Edward Saves Bella and Petite Jolie

  5. Portland

    1. Pubcrawl

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted about 5 years ago

      Portland has more breweries than any other city in the world – perfect for a pubcrawl from one microbrewery to the next. And no, you can not visit all on one crawl. With almost 30 breweries there are just to many.

      Contains 7 places, including: Amnesia Brewing Company and Bagdad Theater

    2. A Leisurely Afternoon Downtown & in The Pearl

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted almost 5 years ago

      Have an afternoon free? Whether you arrive downtown by transit or are staying in a downtown hotel, here's a guide to a relaxed, car-free afternoon.

      Contains 8 places, including: Bluehour Restaurant and Park Kitchen

    3. restaurants

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted almost 5 years ago

      Contains 1 place, including: Bluehour Restaurant

    4. Trip to Portland

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted almost 5 years ago

      Seeing the sites and sipping on natures nectar. What??

      Contains 2 places, including: Oregon Zoo and Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden

    5. Beer Capital of the World

      ‘Not rated’ rating Posted almost 5 years ago

      Raise a pint to Portland's brewers. The city has been the epicenter of America's craft-brewing renaissance since the 1980s. Nicknamed "Beervana" and "Munich on the Willamette", Portland is the beer capital of the world, with 32 breweries in the city limits – 38 if you include the entire metro area. That's more than any other city on earth.

      Contains 5 places, including: Widmer Brothers Brewing Company & Gasthaus Restaurant and MacTarnahan's Taproom