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Columbia Gorge is formed where the Columbia River cuts through the Cascade Mountain Range. An 80 mile section has been designated as a National Scenic Area.

The tallest waterfall in Oregon, Multnomah Falls is a stunning two-tiered cascade and one of the most visited natural attractions in the Pacific Northwest.

Elowah Falls, located in Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, plunges over a basalt cliff into a scenic pool surrounded by moss-covered rocks and ferns

The International Rose Test Garden in Portland showcases over 10,000 vibrant roses, offering stunning views of the city and Mount Hood, making it a must-visit spot.

Pittock Mansion, a 1914 hilltop estate in Portland, offers stunning city views, period furnishings, and a glimpse into the life of the influential Pittock family.

Hoyt Arboretum in Portland spans 190 acres with 2,300+ plant species, offering scenic trails, diverse landscapes, and seasonal beauty year-round.

Portland’s St. Johns Bridge, completed in 1931, features elegant Gothic towers and spans the Willamette River, offering iconic views and historical significance.

One of the most distinctive waterfalls of the Columbia River Gorge, Latourell Falls is unique in how it drops straight down from an overhanging basalt cliff.

Portland Downtown is the city's vibrant core, featuring Pioneer Courthouse Square, cultural landmarks, shopping, dining, and green spaces along the Willamette River.

A double-deck vertical lift bridge from 1912, it carries road, rail, and pedestrians, with a unique lift mechanism allowing ships to pass, making it an iconic Portland landmark.

Portland's Old Town blends historic charm with modern culture, featuring landmarks, unique shops, lively nightlife, and attractions like Chinatown and the famous Saturday Market.

A trendy area with art galleries, boutique shops, top restaurants, parks, and cultural landmarks, blending historic charm with modern urban life.

Cannon Beach, 90 miles from Portland, is famed for Haystack Rock, stunning coastal scenery, boutique shops, art galleries, and outdoor activities.

A charming waterfall cascading into the Pacific Ocean, accessible at low tide and surrounded by stunning coastal rock formations.

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Oswald West State Park offers scenic coastal trails, lush forests, and the popular Short Sands Beach, perfect for hiking, surfing, and wildlife spotting along Oregon's coast.

A serene cove popular for surfing, hiking, and picnicking, with scenic trails through lush coastal forests.

Neahkahnie Mountain offers panoramic coastal views of the Pacific and Nehalem Bay. Its stunning vistas and local legends make it a must-visit spot on Oregon's coast.

One of the most celebrated wine regions in the United States, particularly renowned for its world-class Pinot Noir.