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Double kayaks, fun way to see the city from the Willamette

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Double kayaks, fun way to see the city from the Willamette

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Portland Kayak Company - Portland, Oregon's Waterfront Kayak Shop Since 1991

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Nicholas Restaurant, Lebanese & Mediterranean Cuisine

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Welcome to Nicholas Restuarant serving Portland since 1986. We specialize in Lebanese & Mediterranean Cuisine & Catering and have 3 convenient locations in the greater Portland area.

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National retailers, local boutiques and specialty shops line Northwest 23rd Avenue.

In the Northwest neighborhood (also known as Nob Hill or the Alphabet District), century-old Victorian and Craftsman-style storefronts housing unique boutiques stand alongside national retailers, interspersed with coffee shops and on-trend restaurants and bars. In short, it's a shopper's paradise.

Gem Set Love, a go-to spot for estate engagement and wedding rings, is also a great place to treat yourself to a vintage or locally designed bracelet, necklace or pendant.

National Brands

Northwest 23rd Avenue's national retailers, which include Lucky Brand, Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn and Urban Outfitters, offer great opportunities to score big-name purchases with no sales tax.

Apparel

Lena Medoyeff is known for her modern, elegant bridal designs, but her boutique also stocks her distinctive fair-trade silk "Lena dresses" ideal for any (special) occasion. Nearby Sloan Boutique sports a savvy sales crew and up-to-the-minute alt-designer dresses, jackets and accessories at reasonable prices. And Urban Edge outfits discerning men with leather oxfords, wooden sunglasses and stylish button-down shirts. At Oddball Shoes, size matters - specializing in men's footwear sizes 13 and up, their ample name-brand selection would put a smile on Big Foot himself.

Accessories

Best known for its lines of Portland bridge-inspired bracelets, Betsy & Iya handcrafts each sought-after piece right on-site. Will Leather Goods Family House transforms vintage rugs and rags into one-of-a-kind bags for its thrifty-meets-trendy Found collection. Also part of the family: Will's signature leather backpacks, belts and leather heirlooms.

Gatsbys, derbies, ball caps and fedoras are just a few of the vintage and updated hat styles to try on inside one of only three Goorin Bros. locations in the Northwest. Make sure Rover looks just as fashionable by picking up one of Cycle Dog 's stylish, eco-friendly collars, which are handmade made from the soft rubber of recycled bicycle tire tubes.

Oregon-based gallery and boutique Twist stocks an impressive array of handcrafted jewelry and art pieces, and Gem Set Love, a go-to spot for estate engagement and wedding rings, is also a great place to treat yourself to a vintage or locally designed bracelet, necklace or pendant. And a pinnacle of Portland's thriving DIY scene, Tender Loving Empire presents a plethora of gifts, t-shirts, jewelry, local music, housewares, cards and much more.

Beauty

Sample a full range of cosmetics from local and national brands at Blush Beauty Bar, a welcoming cosmetics boutique that also offers services like eyebrow threading. Heritage skincare brand Kiehl's has an outpost on 23rd Avenue, as does Lush, purveyor of richly scented, handmade bath and body products.

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Northwest Portland Shopping | The Official Guide to Portland

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National retailers, local boutiques and specialty shops line Northwest 23rd Avenue. In the Northwest neighborhood (also known as Nob Hill or the Alphabet District), century-old Victorian and Craftsman-style storefronts housing unique boutiques stand alongside national retailers, interspersed with coffee shops and on-trend restaurants and bars. In short, it's a shopper's paradise.

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Our Sellwood and Northwest locations are currently open from 3pm to 9pm Wednesday through Sunday for outdoor service, takeout, and delivery in the Portland area. We are offering a selection of savory dishes, desserts, pantry items, bottles of wine, cans of beer, and more. You can see the Sellwood dine-in menu here, the Northwest dine-in menu here, place your takeout order here, and order delivery via Caviar.

To keep you and us safe, our staff will be wearing masks at all times, and we require that you do the same anytime that you are at the restaurant and not seated at a table. All staff members will continue to have their temperature taken at the start of every shift, and we will keep implementing our high standards of cleanliness and sanitation, which includes frequent hand washing and sanitizing of high-touch surfaces. We appreciate your support, patience, and understanding.

In Portland's sellwood neighborhood

Forty years, two locations, and over 360 tons of chocolate later, we at Papa Haydn are still serving our classic Viennese-inspired desserts to the people of Portland. Since 1978, a location on NW 23rd Avenue has joined our SE Milwaukie Avenue restaurant. We've also added lunch, dinner, weekend brunch, and a full wine and cocktail program.

We hope you'll come and see us soon!

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Our Sellwood and Northwest locations are currently open from 3pm to 9pm Wednesday through Sunday for outdoor service, takeout, and delivery in the Portland area. We are offering a selection of savory dishes, desserts, pantry items, bottles of wine, cans of beer, and more.

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Recently gentrified shopping strip with unique stores

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Recently gentrified shopping strip with unique stores

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It's all about the bike ride! We like to spend more time riding in small groups, but always stopping to smell the roses. Start in the inner Eastside neighborhoods, where we will safely fit you for a bike and helmet, ready for a sweet 9-11 mile ride through a pretty residential neighborhood, to our favorite rose garden, into an art-heavy industrial district, across the sexy Tilikum Bridge, and onto&#xa0;Portland's waterfront. From there, it's a visit to Old Town, and tell the story of Voodoo, before we head back over another bridge back to our shop!<br><br>You'll visit a total of 5 of the city's quadrants, ride over two bridges, and along the Willamette River. We'll visit almost-secret beaches, read poetry written in sidewalks and rocks, see public art of every shape, color and texture. And have you tried some of the city's best doughnuts? Learn our favorites! All along the way, we'll tell the stories of the city we love.<br><br>Bikes, helmets and water provided. Please wear masks for bike sizing.

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Alberta Street (Portland) - 2020 All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos) - Tripadvisor

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It's all about the bike ride! We like to spend more time riding in small groups, but always stopping to smell the roses. Start in the inner Eastside neighborhoods, where we will safely fit you for a bike and helmet, ready for a sweet 9-11 mile ride through a pretty residential neighborhood, to our favorite rose garden, into an art-heavy industrial district, across the sexy Tilikum Bridge, and onto Portland's waterfront.

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Enjoy live music, local shops and popular restaurants and bars on this historic North Portland street.

North Mississippi Avenue features a long stretch of vibrant shops, unique bars, music venues and restaurants (and is only a half-mile away from even more acclaimed eateries and bars on up-and-coming North Williams Avenue). Read on for our favorite things to do and see in Mississippi.

Dining on Mississippi

Prost Marketplace provides a delicious introduction to Portland's vaunted food cart scene, with mobile vendors serving inventive cuisine. You can enjoy your grub with a pint at on-site German pub Prost.

Fried egg sandwiches and fluffy biscuits headline at Gravy. The signature gravy, served veggie or "country-style" loaded with sausage crumbles, is almost a meal on its own. At the south end of Mississippi, Ecliptic Brewing offers celestial-themed brews from legendary brew-master John Harris together with upscale fare.

Meat reigns supreme at The People's Pig, where perfectly smoked pork shoulder and fried chicken sandwiches have barbecue-lovers in hog heaven. Another local barbecue favorite, Miss Delta runs a hefty smoker behind their restaurant, smoking meats for hours before it gets served.

Miss Delta dishes up some of the city's best barbecue on North Mississippi Avenue.

One of the district's oldest businesses, Mississippi Pizza, serves its slices with generous sides of karaoke, trivia, bingo and live music - much of it geared toward kids. Fans of Mee-Sen Thai can't get enough of the Asian-market-in-a-warehouse vibe or the khao pad poo, a pungent combination of fried rice and sweet crabmeat.

Lovely's Fifty-Fifty serves some of the city's best wood-fired pizzas and homemade ice cream - the salted caramel is addictive. At Ruby Jewel Scoops, the gourmet flavors (like caramel with salted chocolate and honey lavender) and toppings (like rosemary pecans and dulce de leche sauce) aren't just dessert - they're art.

Things to do in Mississippi

At the homey Mississippi Studios, you'll feel like you're getting a private show - from major acts that could easily pack much larger venues. The attached BarBar rounds out the evening with a solid draft list and airy patio dining.

Urban gardeners love wandering through verdant Pistils Nursery , where they can find plants, terrarium supplies, glassware, pottery and apothecary goods, gardening books and more. The nursery's hosts "Living Art Workshops" on activities like staghorn fern mounting, terrarium building and houseplant care.

A great first stop for lesbian, gay and transgender (LGBTQ+) visitors is Mississippi's Q Center, a community gathering place and resource center that hosts regular events.

Learn the basics of insect pinning at Paxton Gate, which includes materials and hands-on instruction on how to hydrate, preserve and display your own beetle, grasshopper or butterfly. You can also shop for exotic plants, taxidermy, crystals, animal skulls, curios and mounted insects.

Every July, the Mississippi Ave. Street Fair - Portland's most popular neighborhood event - draws crowds with dozens of musical acts, a craft beer garden, a kiddie parade, Grandfather's Rib-Off barbecue contest and a local artisan marketplace.

Shopping on Mississippi

Gourmet chocolate, wine, flowers - The Meadow stocks everything you need for a romantic picnic, along with specialty salts from around the world.

Worn Path equips wilderness wanderers with sleeping bags, beanies, slingshots and other woodsy essentials.

The analog era is alive and well at Mississippi Records, which specializes in international, blues and soul recordings. The shop has turntables, listening stations and even its own line of releases on vinyl and cassette.

The wide selection of comics and graphic novels at Bridge City Comics attests to the number of comic book publishers and professionals in Portland - thought to be second only to that in New York City.

Even if you're not in the market for a new door or bathtub, stop into the 40,000-square-foot ReBuilding Center to marvel at the array of recycled home materials, as well as the impressive tree sculpture surrounding the front entrance.

Online sensation Sock Dreams has its world headquarters on North Mississippi Avenue. So instead of ordering online, hoof it into their store for socks of all stripes: sexy, silly and, of course, soft.

Chock-full of locally crafted wall prints, tees and vintage-themed jewelry, Land makes it easy to curate a Portland aesthetic. (You may also recognize it as the place where over-zealous craftsters "put a bird on it" in the first season of Portlandia.)

Flutter offers a "delightful disarray" of home décor, jewelry and fragrances. And for the discriminating toddler, there's Black Wagon, a boutique that stocks high-end clothes and gifts for babies and kids.

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Mississippi | The Official Guide to Portland

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Enjoy live music, local shops and popular restaurants and bars on this historic North Portland street. North Mississippi Avenue features a long stretch of vibrant shops, unique bars, music venues and restaurants (and is only a half-mile away from even more acclaimed eateries and bars on up-and-coming North Williams Avenue).

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Sellwood Portland Oregon Thai Restaurant · Vietnamese Restaurant · Gluten-Free Restaurant

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Assembly Brewing - Southeast Portland - Portland, OR

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Delivery & Pickup Options - 191 reviews of Assembly Brewing "I went to their soft opening this morning to grab lunch. I got the Amber and a pizza. Both were delicious! The space is nice, and when I went it was pretty chill.

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Thin crust pizza, also one in Hood River

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Double Mountain Taproom - Woodstock - Portland, OR

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Specialties: This year, in 2016, Double Mountain Brewery is excited to bring our New Haven style pizza and local beers in from our Hood River Brewery. We are loving Woodstock and our new friends Established in 2007. Double Mountain Brewery...

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At Namaste Indian Cuisine, you are "most welcome"!

It is a custom in India to greet all of our guests and visitors with our hands folded and heads bowed. This is our gesture of friendship and is accompanied with the greeting, "Namaste". "Namaste" symbolizes the culture and heritage of India, where we welcome everyone into our hearts and homes, without the slightest hesitation or discrimination. It is with these feelings of warmth and willingness to serve that we welcome you to Namaste Indian Cuisine.

Please enjoy our website, where you will find our menu described for you. Whet your appetite browsing our pages of delicious meals, and give us a call today. A la carte and carry-out is available.

At Namaste Indian Cuisine, you are "most welcome"!

It is a custom in India to greet all of our guests and visitors with our hands folded and heads bowed. This is our gesture of friendship and is accompanied with the greeting, "Namaste". "Namaste" symbolizes the culture and heritage of India, where we welcome everyone into our hearts and homes, without the slightest hesitation or discrimination. It is with these feelings of warmth and willingness to serve that we welcome you to Namaste Indian Cuisine.

Please enjoy our website, where you will find our entire menu described for you. A la carte and carry-out is available. Give us a call today!

Choose from PostMates, and GrubHub to have your food delivered straight to your door!

We would be happy to host and cater your next special event. Please ask about our in-house banquet facilities and catering services, serving anywhere from 25-100 people. Call us or come in and talk to us about having food catered. Feel free to submit a catering request . If you have any additional questions or concerns, please let us know by calling.

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At Namaste Indian Cuisine, you are "most welcome"! It is a custom in India to greet all of our guests and visitors with our hands folded and heads bowed. This is our gesture of friendship and is accompanied with the greeting, "Namaste".

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Some small scale farms, we always get our pumpkins here

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Berries and merry times sprout from Sauvie Island's rich soil.

Natural playgrounds don't come much bigger than Sauvie Island - at 24,000 acres, the Manhattan-size isle is one of the largest river islands in the country and sits at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers just 10 miles northwest of downtown Portland. And from one end to the other, families can find an entire day's worth of adventures; it's a hot spot for fruits and veggies, as well as a paradise for bird-watchers, beach-goers, bicyclists and kayakers.

Know Before You Go

A parking permit is required on Sauvie Island at all non-commercial spots, including trailheads and the beach. A day use permit is $10 and may be purchased at these locations.

A hot spot for fruits and veggies, as well as a paradise for bird-watchers, beach-goers, bicyclists and kayakers.

Sauvie Island Hiking

For a quick nature excursion, take the Wapato Access Greenway State Park Trail, an easy two-mile loop that tours a seasonal lake. Among mammoth bigleaf maples and Douglas firs, you're likely to spot at least half a dozen kinds of birds, including bald eagles. At the northeast end of the island, the seven-mile round-trip Warrior Rock Lighthouse Trail leads to a sandy beach with views of Oregon's smallest lighthouse.

Know Before You Go

Oak Island Nature Trail is only open April 16th through September 30th.

The Oak Island Nature Trail is another delightful walk that takes you off the beaten path and into the tall island grasses. Winding through the fields near Sturgeon Lake and Steelman Lake, this 2.4-mile loop is dotted with Oregon White Oak trees, which can live to be 500 years old and serve as critical habitat for dozens of bird species found in the area like the black-capped chickadee and northern flicker woodpecker.

Sauvie Island U-Pick Farms

Getting lost is just part of the fun at the Pumpkin Patch. Open from June through the first week of November, the farm boasts two of the area's largest corn mazes, including a "haunted" maze each fall, while a barnyard petting zoo and fields of U-pick berries make for sweet memories.

No island visit is complete without a trip to Kruger's Farm, which hosts a weekly summer concert series, a fall harvest party and free hayrides into the pumpkin fields. Adults have plenty of reason to cheer, too: On weekends, the Captured by Porches beer bus serves up fresh microbrews.

In the summer, grab a basket and head out into the berry fields for a pick-your-own adventure at one of Sauvie Island's many berry farms. Choose from rows of strawberries, blueberries and blackberries, or discover the Northwest's tasty hybrid varieties like loganberry and marionberry.

Wine Tasting

After a sunny day in the berry fields, head to Bella Organic Pumpkin Patch and Winery for a tasting of their unique fruit-forward wines and hard ciders. Rhubarb and cherry wines share the shelf with classic varieties like pinot noir and chardonnay, all of which can be combined into gift baskets with organic chocolates, hazelnuts and jams-a perfect souvenir for friends and family (or yourself).

Sauvie Island Beaches

On the north and east coast of the island, sandy beaches beckon swimmers and sunbathers. Enjoy a picnic on the sand or wade in the gradual, waist-deep waters of the Columbia River by the shore at the Reeder, North Unit, Walton, Collins and Warrior Point public beaches.

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Sauvie Island | The Official Guide to Portland

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Berries and merry times sprout from Sauvie Island's rich soil. Natural playgrounds don't come much bigger than Sauvie Island - at 24,000 acres, the Manhattan-size isle is one of the largest river islands in the country and sits at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers just 10 miles northwest of downtown Portland.

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Portland Mercury: News. Entertainment. Trouble.

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Portland Mercury, News. Entertainment. Trouble.: Covering Portland news, politics, music, film, and arts; plus movie times, club calendars, restaurant listings, forums, blogs, and Savage Love.

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250 local nonprofits deserve—and need—your support.

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Restaurant owners, caterers, and bar managers watched business drop as COVID-19 spread through Oregon. Now, as the state faces another spike, restaurant owners brace for another shutdown

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Pearl District businesses have long been interested in making 13th Avenue - with its lack of sidewalks and warehouse doors - more pedestrian-friendly. Now, with COVID-centric outdoor dining permits, the area gets to explore that possibility.

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Skip to main content Filed under: Where to give, volunteer, donate food, and support local restaurants during the novel coronavirus pandemic This stream has: Restaurant owners, caterers, and bar managers watched business drop as COVID-19 spread through Oregon.

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Super upscale neighborhood- lots of our professional soccer players live here

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Super upscale neighborhood- lots of our professional soccer players live here

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Discover the best of Portland in the Pearl District. The best restaurants, bars, cafes, breweries, boutiques, fitness studios, personal and professional services, home furnishings, condominiums, salons and spas, and more!

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The Official Site of Portland's Pearl District | Explore The Pearl

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Discover the best of Portland in the Pearl District. The best restaurants, bars, cafes, breweries, boutiques, fitness studios, personal and professional services, home furnishings, condominiums, salons and spas, and more!

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Visit Portland Japanese Garden, proclaimed to be the most beautiful and authentic Japanese garden outside of Japan and one of Oregon's most beloved spaces.

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Great place to rent a house on VRBO, surfers, Cape Kiwanda, haystacks 

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It just doesn't get any better than this! Before we tell you about Pacific City Oregon, let us tell you what we know about you.....

Merely by finding us on the internet shows you are seeking something special in life. You are probably no longer content with your old "favorite place".

You appreciate the finer quieter things in life and do not like crowds and are in need of a special get-a-way for a Romantic Weekend, Anniversary, Wedding, First or Second Honeymoon, or just a great safe fun place to take the family with something for everyone.

As you browse our website, you will see the many many things we DO have...but most importantly it's what we DON'T have that makes us unique and special...(you know what I mean) We are the "ALTERNATIVE DESTINATION"

Pacific City has been known for over a hundred years as a quaint fishing village and vacation destination located in a very unique and special geographical and geological area. Rarely does one see a large river (The Big Nestucca) so close to the ocean shoreline merging with another large river (The Little Nestucca) creating an estuary and habitat for so many of natures species.

Then throw in a small lake stuffed with trout (Town Lake), a spectacular cape (Cape Kiwanda), a pristine beach that you can drive on (Pacific City Beach), a very unique sand spit (Bob Straub Park), one of the most fascinating geological formations off the west coast (Haystack or "Chief Kiawanda" Rock), an airstrip (PC Airport), 8 parks and campgrounds, many fine hotels, motels, shops and restaurants, and a small community of 900 of the nicest people on earth, and you have ...Pacific City.

Most of our visitors come here year after year and only share their secret spot with family and close friends. Pacific City is located on the Oregon Coast between Tillamook and Lincoln City on the south end of beautiful "3 Capes Scenic Drive". We are off the beaten path on a short loop 3 miles from hwy. 101. We are an easy (and beautiful) drive from anywhere in Oregon, Washington, or Idaho. Most of those "other people" usually are in too much of a hurry to find paradise in their own backyard.

Take a few minutes and have a slow look at our little community and imagine yourself making a visit to where time hasn't stopped, but has slowed down to a pace you can live with.... Check out links at the top of the page... You will agree we have "everything you want, and everything you need..." After all.... they named an Ocean after us....

We have information, history, pictures, videos and everything else you may need to come prepared to Pacific City. Start exploring some of the things listed below:

You will never be bored in Pacific City! There is something for everyone.

Plan your vacation to Pacific City around the next event such as Dory Day Parade or Birding & Blues Festival.

Pacific City's Collection of old and new photoes.

History
Progress is slower today than it was a hundred years ago. Pacific City has a long history and a bright future.

Directory
Here you will find all of Pacific City's accommodations hotels, motels, restaurants, bars, shops, services, and other businesses. This is your Pacific City Yellow Pages.

Sit back, relax, and watch some videos of Pacific City.

See what Pacific City looks like right now!

Information about the community center, the library, churces, and other good local stuff.

For more than a century, these famous boats have gone to sea from this sandy beach and shelter of Cape Kiwanda in Pacific City.

Three Capes Scenic Drive
The three Capes Scenic Drive is one of the most popular and spectacular stretches of scenery on the Oregon Coast if not the entire west coast and it start right here in Pacific City.

Fishing
If you love fishing, you will love Pacific City. You can fish in lakes, Rivers, and of course the Pacific Ocean!

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Pacific City Oregon. It just doesn't get any better than this.

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It just doesn't get any better than this! Before we tell you about Pacific City Oregon, let us tell you what we know about you..... Merely by finding us on the internet shows you are seeking something special in life. You are probably no longer content with your old "favorite place".

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Nice day trip. Head out on 84, south on 35 and then west back to Portland on 26. Takes you around the Mountain and is stunning. 

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Nice day trip. Head out on 84, south on 35 and then west back to Portland on 26. Takes you around the Mountain and is stunning. 

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Welcome to the Hood River Fruit Loop

In order for our member stands to remain flexible at this time with restrictions regarding Covid-19, we encourage you to visit their individual websites for the most current information regarding hours and services available or to give them a call. The stands are observing state requirements and would request that you wear masks and follow distancing requirements.

SEE THE LIST OF OPEN STANDS BELOW - CLICK ON LINKS FOR DAYS AND HOURS

Click here to download the 2020 Fruit Loop Map.
Click here for U-Pick updates! Get Stamped! Click here for more information.
The Hood River Fruit loop is located in the beautiful Hood River Valley at the foot of majestic Mt. Hood. The twenty-nine member stands offer you a variety of wines, fruits, vegetables, flowers, ciders, and food. While there are twenty-nine stands, they are not all open at the same times and dates. Many of the wineries are open all year. Most of the fruit stands open during harvest time, which changes every year. Cooler weather means that the fruit is harvested later, warmer weather makes for an earlier season. Specialty stands, such as blueberries, have a shorter season.

Because of these differences, the Hood River County Fruit Loop wants to ensure that you have the most current information on stand openings. Please check out our website and follow us on Facebook for the latest information.

Get Stamped!

Visit 14 Farm Stands and get STAMPED!

Pick up your Hood River Fruit Loop Brochure, visit 14 Farm Stands, Get Stamped, and after submitting your stamped brochure, you will be mailed a FREE beautiful market bag.

Rules:

1. One bag per family/address
2. Offer effective April 15, 2020-April 14, 2021
3. Applies to 2020 Fruit Loop Brochure only

After receiving 14 stamps, please sign the page and either:

1. Text picture of brochure page to 541-490-7713
2. Email picture of brochure page to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
3. Mail brochure page to: Hood River Fruit Loop
12346 Alderwood Drive
La Pine, OR 97739
4. Please include your name and address

Touring the Fruit Loop

Fruit Loop members invite you to enjoy a self-guided tour of our Fruit Loop Stands along a scenic 35-mile loop in the Hood River Valley. Need directions to a particular stand? Click here to go to our Maps page.

WE'VE GOT YOUR BIKE!
Whether your looking for things to do in Hood River, new ways to taste Oregon wine and cider, or any reason to get out and explore The Gorge - why not go on an all-inclusive wine tour by bike? We are Hood River's original wine country bike tour, and we've got you covered at any level with fleets of hybrid cruisers, ebikes, AND a new 15 PAX shuttle! MountNbarreL's bike and wine tours offer the ultimate Hood River experience for any occasion - including corporate events, wedding parties, and weekend getaways. www.mountnbarrel.com

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Hood River Fruit Loop, Hood River, Oregon

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On a clear day you can see many of the peaks in the Cascades from this parking lot

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Locally Owned, Family Operated

With the land and historic lodge owned by the U.S. Forest Service, Timberline Lodge and Ski Area has been family-operated since May 1955. Just like many of our staff, we grew up skiing on Mt. Hood and generations of our families continue to come back to this special place: an experience we're committed to sharing with our guests.

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This coastal city seems like it was plucked right out of a storybook.

With Victorian-era homes etched into hills overlooking the Columbia River, this picturesque settlement (the oldest west of the Rockies) is a port city with Scandinavian flavor. Surrounded by forests, boasting three rivers and situated a stone's throw away from the Pacific, Astoria is a fishing village-meets-Victoriana, chockablock with forts, museums and great local brews.

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Visit the Historic Coastal City of Astoria, Oregon

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This coastal city seems like it was plucked right out of a storybook. With Victorian-era homes etched into hills overlooking the Columbia River, this picturesque settlement (the oldest west of the Rockies) is a port city with Scandinavian flavor.

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Fort Stevens was once the primary military defense installation in the three-fort, Harbor Defense System at the mouth of the Columbia River (Forts Canby and Columbia in Washington were the other two). The fort was in service for 84 years, beginning during the Civil War and closing at the end of World War II.
Today, Fort Stevens has grown into a 4,200 acre park offering exploration of history, nature, and many recreational opportunities. Camping, beach-combing, a historic shipwreck, freshwater lake swimming, trails, wildlife viewing, and a historic military fort make Fort Stevens a uniquely diverse park. The park also boasts a network of nine miles of paved bicycle trails and six miles of hiking trails that allow you to explore a variety of habitats including spruce and hemlock forests, wetlands, dunes, and shore pine areas. Coffenbury Lake has two swimming areas, a picnic area, restrooms, and a boat ramp. Two neighboring, smaller lakes are great for fishing and canoeing.
Throughout the year, you can browse through displays ranging from the Civil War to World War II at the military museum and information center, walk through the only Civil War era earthen fort on the west coast, or explore the many turn-of-the-century, concrete coast artillery gun batteries.
During the summer, take a tour underground through a rare gun battery that also served as a World War II command center, ride in the back of a period military transport truck and see the fortifications from a whole new perspective, or get a feel for what the inside of a military jail was like as you walk through one of the last brick constructed guard houses in the country. For more information regarding these tours, please contact the Friends of Old Fort Stevens at (503) 861-2000.

MAKE SURE YOUR SITE MEETS YOUR CAMPING NEEDS
Before reserving, please become familiar with the particulars of your chosen site, including the size of the tent pad area and the type of equipment that you may bring to the park. Site details and tent pad sizes can be viewed online by clicking on the site name.

Approximately 170 full-hookup sites
More than 300 electrical sites with water
Six tent sites with water nearby
15 rustic yurts (seven pet-friendly)
11 deluxe cabins (five pet-friendly)
Hiker/biker sites

Hwy 30W/101S from Astoria:
Take first exit from round about onto US-101 S. - 2.3 Mi
Turn Right onto E Harbor Drive - 1.3 Mi
Stay straight on E Harbor. E Harbor becomes OR-104 - 3.2 Mi
Turn left onto Lake Drive - 0.7 Mi
Lake Drive becomes NW Ridge Rd - 0.3 Mi
Turn right onto Peter Iredale Rd. (Second park entrance, directly across from KOA Campground)

Hwy 101N/26W Junction:
Continue North on US - 101 - 12.7Mi
Turn left onto OR-104 - 1.4 Mi
Turn left onto SW 18th St./Delaura Beach Ln. - 0.8 Mi
Stay straight onto SW Ridge Rd. - 2.5 Mi
Turn left onto Peter Iredale Rd. (Directly across from KOA Campground)

Park Address:
100 Peter Iredale Rd. Hammond, Or 97121

Due to COVID-19 impacts and budget reductions, there is a significant impact to our services. All shower facilities are closed at the coastal parks at this time. No walk-in camping is allowed. For other reduced services, please visit the park website at stateparks.oregon.gov

Only one vehicle is included with standard camp fees. A second vehicle kept at a campsite (or alternate parking area) is subject to a nightly Extra Vehicle fee.
The nightly Extra Vehicle fee is currently $7.00.

If you reserve a cabin, please look for your access combination in the confirmation letter, immediately following the DIRECTIONS to the park.
Please do not change lock combination at the park.

Please check in at the Ranger Station for instructions.

Seasonal Beach Restrictions March 15 - Sep. 15
Beach restrictions are in place on Clatsop Spit west of the Fishermen's Beach access to the South Jetty during nesting season for the western snowy plover. Foot and equestrian traffic on wet sand only; all other recreation prohibited. Information: oregon.gov/plovers.

For information on discount programs call the OPRD Information Center at 1-800-551-6949 or visit us online at www.OregonStateParks.org.

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Fort Stevens State Park, Oregon - Camping & Reservations

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Fort Stevens was once the primary military defense installation in the three-fort, Harbor Defense System at the mouth of the Columbia River (Forts Canby and Columbia in Washington were the other two). The fort was in service for 84 years, beginning during the Civil War and closing at the end of World War II.

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Crater Lake inspires awe. Native Americans witnessed its formation 7,700 years ago, when a violent eruption triggered the collapse of a tall peak. Scientists marvel at its purity-fed by rain and snow, it's the deepest lake in the USA and one of the most pristine on Earth. Artists, photographers, and sightseers gaze in wonder at its blue water and stunning setting atop the Cascade Mountain Range.

Last updated: February 8, 2026

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Crater Lake National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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Crater Lake inspires awe. Native Americans witnessed its formation 7,700 years ago, when a violent eruption triggered the collapse of a tall peak. Scientists marvel at its purity-fed by rain and snow, it's the deepest lake in the USA and one of the most pristine on Earth.

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The City of Bend's order discouraging recreational travel to Bend was recently extended to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Since then, fires have forced thousands of Oregonians around the state to leave their homes and seek shelter elsewhere.

On Wednesday, July 15th, Bend City Council voted to pass an advisory restricting short term lodging in Bend which will be in effect through October 26th. At this time, it's best to stay close to home and stay safe. Bend will be here on the other side and it's important we all do our part to keep each other safe. However, Bend is open to those seeking shelter or who have been displaced from their homes because of wildfires.

Right now, everyone in Oregon is required to wear face coverings in indoor public spaces at all times and in the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. The guidance applies to businesses as well as members of the public visiting indoor public spaces. For your safety and for the safety of our community, you are required to wear a mask or face covering when you are visiting restaurants, bars, shops, and attractions in Bend.

Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram to get your Bend fix until it is the right time to visit. With Deschutes County in Phase II re-opening, it will be important to understand what is and is not acceptable during this time. This website is updated daily with the latest COVID-19 re-opening information, which you can view on our COVID-19 page.

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Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, majestic mountains, rushing rivers, rolling foothills and dramatic landscapes, Ashland is a gorgeous little city with an arts scene as vibrant as its setting. Ashland hosts festivals for all seasons, with Christmas celebrations and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in winter, a film festival in the spring, classical music festival in summer and wine tasting celebrations in the autumn.

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Ashland 2020: Best of Ashland, OR Tourism - Tripadvisor

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Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, majestic mountains, rushing rivers, rolling foothills and dramatic landscapes, Ashland is a gorgeous little city with an arts scene as vibrant as its setting. Ashland hosts festivals for all seasons, with Christmas celebrations and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in winter, a film festival in the spring, classical music festival in summer and wine tasting celebrations in the autumn.

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More stunning nature, Makah Native American reservation (and others)

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Grove of the Patriarchs site have enormous trees, lots of other gorgeous views

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Grove of the Patriarchs site have enormous trees, lots of other gorgeous views

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Ascending to 14,410 feet above sea level, Mount Rainier stands as an icon in the Washington landscape. An active volcano, Mount Rainier is the most glaciated peak in the contiguous U.S.A., spawning five major rivers. Subalpine wildflower meadows ring the icy volcano while ancient forest cloaks Mount Rainier's lower slopes. Wildlife abounds in the park's ecosystems. A lifetime of discovery awaits.

Timed entrance reservations are required from May 24-Sept 2, 2024, to enter the Paradise and Sunrise Corridors between 7:00 am-3:00 pm.

Last updated: May 2, 2024

Explore Life at the Top!

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Mount Rainier National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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Ascending to 14,410 feet above sea level, Mount Rainier stands as an icon in the Washington landscape. An active volcano, Mount Rainier is the most glaciated peak in the contiguous U.S.A., spawning five major rivers. Subalpine wildflower meadows ring the icy volcano while ancient forest cloaks Mount Rainier's lower slopes.

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Humbling sight.  Johnston Ridge Observatory is best view of crater.

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Humbling sight.  Johnston Ridge Observatory is best view of crater.

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The Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument is within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and managed by the USDA Forest Service. The Monument was established in 1982 to designate 445 km ²(110,000 acres) around Mount St Helens for research, recreation, and education. Within its boundaries, the area that was impacted by the cataclysmic eruption of May 18, 1980 is left to respond naturally to all environmental factors.

The Monument offers many seasonal activities such as hiking, camping, fishing, snow sport, and ranger led educational programs. Information about recreational and educational activities can be found via the Monument's website. A permit is required for any person who wishes to hike above 4,800 ft, which includes climbing to the summit of the volcano.
Johnston Ridge Observatory
The Johnston Ridge Observatory is open seasonally and is located on Johnston Ridge in the center of the 1980 blast zone approximately 8 km (5 mi) north of the Mount St. Helens summit. The Ridge was named in honor of David Johnston, the USGS volcanologist who was on duty at the USGS Coldwater II observation point during the May 18, 1980 eruption. He was one of 57 people who lost their lives in the eruption. The Observatory building houses seismic, deformation, and other monitoring equipment that relays data to the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory for analysis.
Ape Cave Lava Tube
Ape Cave is one of numerous lava tubes formed in the Cave Basalt about 1,895 years ago. The basalt lava flows have the form of pahoehoe flows that originated on the southwest flank of Mount St. Helens and flowed down the surface of older pyroclastic-flow deposits. The Ape Cave lava tube is the third longest lava tube (about 4 km or 2.5 mi) in North America. It is open year round and guided cave walks are offered daily during the summer visitor season. In winter months, a Sno-Park Pass is required to enter the area.

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Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument

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The Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument is within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and managed by the USDA Forest Service. The Monument was established in 1982 to designate 445 km 2(110,000 acres) around Mount St Helens for research, recreation, and education.

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The Portland Art Museum's mission is to engage and enrich diverse communities through the presentation, interpretation, and conservation of art and film.

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Ned Ludd is an American Craft Kitchen located in the historic King Neighborhood of Northeast Portland, Oregon. We believe in the value of traditional, small-batch, craft cookery. We take the time to source our products and are committed to sustainable foodways and the finest ingredients. We work with a community of passionate food producers, importers and makers to ensure a memorable experience.

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Ned Ludd is an American Craft Kitchen located in the historic King Neighborhood of Northeast Portland, Oregon. We believe in the value of traditional, small-batch, craft cookery. We take the time to source our products and are committed to sustainable foodways and the finest ingredients.

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If we are ever allowed to....Vancouver is great, eastern part near Banff is extraordinarily beautiful 

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If we are ever allowed to....Vancouver is great, eastern part near Banff is extraordinarily beautiful 

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Adventure Travel in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Discounts, Special Rates, Last-minute Deals, Getaways & BC Vacation Packages

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A stunning, 80-acre botanical garden, featuring more than 20 specialty gardens showcasing the diverse botanical beauty of the Willamette Valley and the Pacific Northwest. We have educational specialty gardens for everyone, from the Sensory Garden and Rose Garden to the Children's Garden and Pet-Friendly Garden. On site is a visitor center and gift shop as well as a nursery to buy plants for your home that were grown right here in the garden. We have 4 miles of ADA paths, and we are pet-friendly.

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Oregon Garden an 80-acre Botanical Garden In Silverton Oregon

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A stunning, 80-acre botanical garden, featuring more than 20 specialty gardens showcasing the diverse botanical beauty of the Willamette Valley and the Pacific Northwest. We have educational specialty gardens for everyone, from the Sensory Garden and Rose Garden to the Children's Garden and Pet-Friendly Garden.

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Actual Rodeo- we haven’t been but supposed to be an experience 

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OFFICIAL SITE OF THE PENDLETON ROUND-UP. Over 100 years old, this is truly the most exciting rodeo in the world and is always held the second full week in September in Pendleton, Oregon. Cowboys and cowgirls compete on a one of a kind grass arena instead of dirt.

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Much of the Willamette Valley has entered Phase Two for reopening. Use this map to see whether a certain county has reopened-and what that may mean for local businesses. Restaurants, tasting rooms, pubs, and other public-facing businesses may choose to reopen-but may do so with physical distancing restrictions, shortened hours, and capacity limits. Visitors should make reservations or call ahead whenever possible. Leisure travel is strongly discouraged at this time, and any visit should be planned with caution and respect for our communities.

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Visit Oregon Wine Country: Wine Enthusiasts 2016 Wine Region of the Year. There is a lot more than wine tasting & tours in Willamette Valley Oregon. Bike along the Willamette Scenic Bikeway. Discover historic covered bridges. Enjoy Oregon restaurants showcasing the Valley's agricultural bounty. Start planning with our free Vacation Planner.

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Szechuan Garden Restaurant offers authentic and delicious tasting Chinese cuisine in Beaverton, OR. Szechuan Garden's convenient location and affordable prices make our restaurant a natural choice for eat-in or take-out meals in the Beaverton community. Our restaurant is known for its variety in taste and high quality fresh ingredients. Come and experience our friendly atmosphere and excellent service.

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SZECHUAN GARDEN Restaurant - Beaverton, OR | Order Online | Chinese Takeout

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Szechuan Garden Restaurant offers authentic and delicious tasting Chinese cuisine in Beaverton, OR. Szechuan Garden's convenient location and affordable prices make our restaurant a natural choice for eat-in or take-out meals in the Beaverton community. Our restaurant is known for its variety in taste and high quality fresh ingredients.