Everyone Is Welcome In Oregon’s Tualatin Valley 

When it comes to excellence in hand-crafted beverages, from beer to wine, Oregon outshines any other location, and Tualatin Valley is the state's rising star. See why our beverage makers are creating a lot of buzz around the region.

We can't think of a better way to spend a beautiful day in Tualatin Valley than a visit to our u-pick farms, alpaca ranches and farmers markets. Escape to the simple life of our countryside.

Hundreds of miles in Tualatin Valley are devoted to pristine, rural wetlands, nature parks, wildlife refuges, verdant forests, tranquil waters and open fields, perfect spots for hiking and cycling, paddle trips, fishing, birding and wildlife watching and other outdoor recreational pursuits.

Be "in the know" and stay updated on what's happening in the Tualating Valley with these trip ideas.

Whether exploring by car, on foot or by bicycle, we have the routes, trails and pathways for you.

Try these sample itineraries that will provide ideas for fun outings for solo travelers, couples and group travelers.

Read the latest articles from “The Tualatin Valley Explorer,” your guide to seasonal happenings here in the Tualatin Valley. Chock-full of information about upcoming events, travel ideas and more, this handy newsletter will keep you updated on what’s new and what’s happening here in Portland’s backyard.

Scenically situated between Portland and the northern Oregon Coast, getting to the Tualatin Valley is easy to do by car, bus or light rail. Have an electric vehicle (EV)? No worries, there are plenty of places to charge your car throughout the Tualatin Valley.

Request a complimentary printed Visitor Guide, Bike Map, Tualatin River Water Trail Map, and Quilt Barn Trail Map, or view our digital visitor guide >>>.