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SCENIC SIPS: DISCOVER WINERIES WITH STUNNING VIEWS

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#Cornelius#Forest Grove#Sherwood

Perched upon a hill overlooking the valley, the views at David Hill Winery and Vineyards (map it) are picturesque and panoramic, featuring sprawling vineyards, lush green landscapes, and panoramic vistas that stretch for miles. Enjoy the serene beauty of the surrounding countryside while sipping on wines produced with some of the oldest vines in the Willamette Valley.Ardiri Winery and Vineyards (map it) offers breathtaking views that perfectly complement its wines. The estate’s setting provides gorgeous vistas of tree-covered slopes and a postcard-worthy view of Mount Hood. The indoor/outdoor tasting room was designed to take in these views, which provide a
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WINERIES & TASTING ROOMS

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#Wine

Tualatin Valley’s wine country–the closest to Portland–is located in the northwestern corner of the famed Willamette Valley American Viticultural Area (AVA). The Willamette Valley AVA was granted official status as an AVA 40 years ago, in January 1984. The Willamette Valley AVA is one of the largest in the U.S., totaling nearly 3.5 million acres, with more than 30,000 acres of wine grapes planted–the lion’s share of which is Pinot Noir–and 1,016 vineyards.Nested in the Willamette Valley AVA is the Chehalem Mountains, totaling 62,500 acres (2,660 acres of planted grapes). Several Tualatin Valley’s wineries also produce wine made from grapes
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Holiday Food and Gift Festival

The 37th Annual Holiday Food & Gift Festival is one of the largest holiday celebrations in the Northwest, welcoming thousands of shoppers each year who love to complete their holiday shopping early. Explore hundreds of exhibitors offering one-of-a-kind gifts you won’t find anywhere else—featuring art, crafts, jewelry, clothing, woodcraft, photography, toys, and Christmas décor, and so much more. It’s a true gift-buyer’s delight, with something special for everyone on your list. Throughout the festival, you’ll discover gourmet food booths, offering handcrafted treats such as chocolates, sauces, baked goods, coffees, teas, and specialty foods. Wineries and distilleries are also featured throughout
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UNWIND AMONG THE VINES IN TUALATIN VALLEY WINE COUNTRY

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#Beaverton#Sherwood

Casa Olea | SherwoodSitting directly above the former tasting room at Olea Vineyards, Casa Olea is a boutique loft bungalow offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding vines. Guests can pair private estate tastings with relaxed evenings beside the outdoor fire pit. Start the day with breakfast at Fat Milo’s (map it) and end at the intimate Italian bistro, Mason. Spend the day discovering nearby farms, such as Carriage House Lavender (map it), just across the street. Continue wine tasting at a curated collection of wineries and wine bars in Old Town Sherwood: 503 Uncorked (map it), J. Rallison Cellars (map
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WHERE TO SEE THE COLORS OF FALL IN TUALATIN VALLEY

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#Gaston#Activities#Banks#Forest Grove#Gales Creek#Hillsboro#North Plains#Scholls#Sherwood#Tigard#Tualatin

Best Leaf-Peeping SpotsTualatin RiverIf you’re on the adventurous side, spend some time kayaking or canoeing on the calm, meandering Tualatin River National Water Trail to see some amazing fall colors. Or if you would like to keep your feet on dry land, bring an outdoor picnic to enjoy along the banks of the Tualatin River. Pack snacks from the Beaverton Farmers Market (Saturdays) or the Tigard Area Farmers Market (Sundays) to feast upon at Cook Family Park or on the dock at Brown’s Ferry Park. The tree-lined riverfront will be an ombre of colors with the yellow leaves creating a
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THANKSGIVING IN TUALATIN VALLEY

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#Beaverton#Tigard

Thanksgiving Morning Turkey Trots The early bird this year is not a turkey—it’s you! Enjoy a Thanksgiving invigorating morning run at these “turkey trots.” Oregon Turkeython 5K and Kids Run Give n’Gobble Turkey Trot 5L/10K Oregon Thanksgiving Wine Weekend For nearly four decades, wineries throughout the Willamette Valley open their tasting rooms during the Thanksgiving Wine Weekend to celebrate the completion of harvest. Kick off the holiday season at Tualatin Valley’s wineries for special tastings and festive celebrations. Most of Tualatin Valley’s wineries are open during Thanksgiving weekend (closed Thanksgiving Day). Reservations may be required; please check individual wineries for
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Wine 101: Southern Oregon Wines

Spanning three different valleys in the southern part of the State — Umpqua, Rogue, and Applegate — the Southern Oregon AVA is home to hundreds of vineyards and wineries that get little attention to the north. Unique soil types, combined with moderate Pacific Ocean airflow and less precipitation create a Mediterranean microclimate perfect for growing wine grapes traditionally found in warmer European sites, like Portugal, Spain, and southern France. And yet, with the addition of some steeper, high-elevation, North-facing vineyards, so too are cooler climate grapes like Pinot Noir and Chardonnay cultivated. We taste through nine different wines from Southern
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PLAY, SIP, REPEAT

#Forest Grove#Hillsboro#King City#Sherwood#Tigard

McKay Creek + Blizzard Wines – 11 min (Map/Route)McKay Creek Golf Course in Hillsboro offers a relaxed, nine-hole layout built on a historic farm stead, featuring tree-lined fairways and a natural creek that comes into play on multiple holes. Play nine peaceful holes beneath mature trees before heading to boutique winery Blizzard Wines, where estate-grown wines and Champagne imported from France create an unexpected finish to an easygoing afternoon. Visitors relax with wine and panoramic countryside views from the patio at Blizzard Wines & Vineyard in Hillsboro, Oregon. Sunset Grove + David Hill Winery – 10 min (Map Route)Located in
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FROM THE BACK NINE TO A GLASS OF WINE

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#Aloha#Cornelius#Hillsboro#North Plains

Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club + Abbey Creek Winery – 6 minutes travel time (Map/Route)Witch Hollow Course: 18 holes | Private | Par 72 | 7,015 yards | 142 slope | Rating: 74.9Ghost Creek Course: 18 holes | Private | Par 71 | 6,834 yards | 146 slope | Rating: 74.5Play where some of golf’s greatest have played at the semi-private Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club. The club features 36 holes of championship golf across two acclaimed courses carved out of dense tree lines and rolling terrain. After the final putt drops, a tasting flight is just minutes away at Abbey Creek
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