That’s the Tualatin Valley experience – locals who love to meet visitors and talk about their passions. You’ll find great conversations about berry farming, cycling, antiques and collectibles, and of course, winemaking. Whatever your curiosity, you’ll find a warm welcome and friendly faces. We offer world-class wines with activities from cycling to tax-free shopping with easy access from Portland and the Coast.
We acknowledge that Oregon’s Tualatin Valley is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Kalapuya and Tualatin people. We respect this history and thank the original caretakers of this land.
The Tualatin River runs through the valley with the Tualatin Mountains—also known as the “West Hills,” which is a natural border between the Tualatin Valley and the city of Portland—creating a north and east border for the region, and the Chehalem Mountains to the south.
The Tualatin River runs through the valley with the Tualatin Mountains—also known as the “West Hills,” which is a natural border between the Tualatin Valley and the city of Portland—creating a north and east border for the region, and the Chehalem Mountains to the south.
Portland, Oregon is just a short trip away from Tualatin Valley.
“Twality Plains.”
We acknowledge that Oregon’s Tualatin Valley is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Kalapuya and Tualatin people. We respect this history and thank the original caretakers of this land.
The Tualatin River runs through the valley with the Tualatin Mountains—also known as the “West Hills,” which is a natural border between the Tualatin Valley and the city of Portland—creating a north and east border for the region, and the Chehalem Mountains to the south.
Tualatin Valley has been referred to as Twality Plains, Northern Willamette Valley, and Oregon’s Washington County.
Portland, Oregon is just a short trip away from Tualatin Valley.
“Twality Plains.”
Although Aloha is an unincorporated community, it has all of the amenities of a city, including a post office, library and schools. Several restaurants and
Banks marks the start of the Banks-Vernonia State Trail, a 21-mile linear trail open to cyclists, hikers and horseback riders. This popular path was the
Beaverton has the distinction of being the state’s most ethnically diverse city in the state. Several events throughout the year celebrate this diversity, including the
Live Like a Local in Bethany Enjoy a drink at the Bethany Public House, which features an Italian-inspired American menu and is home to 30
Foodies can sample authentic Mexican cuisine at Cornelius’ taquerias and food trucks. Situated in the Chehalem Mountains American Viticultural Area (AVA), Cornelius is home to
“We did not advertise for, like, ten years,” said Deby Barnhart, co-owner of Cornell Farm. “People just started showing up. And we just got a
The Fanno Creek Greenway Trail connects Cook Family Park with Durham City Park and continues to the Tualatin Community Park. Trees and the preservation of
Home of Pacific University, it transcends the college-town atmosphere with its collection of charming antique shops, a summer farmers’ market, wine tasting shops and notable
In the 19th century the town was the last stagecoach stop on the way to Tillamook. Named for pioneer Joseph Gale, who settled here in
Despite its small population, there is no shortage of places to visit in northern Gaston. Agriculture reigns supreme, as Gaston is home to four acclaimed
The unincorporated Washington County community of Helvetia has strong roots. This area was settled—and named—by Swiss immigrants in the 19th century. Each year, the community
With the emergence of the technology sector, as part of the region’s “Silicon Forest,” Hillsboro is home to some of technology’s biggest and brightest names,
Located south of Tigard, King City is close to urban amenities, farms and natural spaces, and is home to a hotel, golf course and a
North Plains attracts throngs of sports enthusiasts and thrill seekers who flock to the area for its collection of activities, such as biking, disc golf,
Located on the Vineyard and Valley Scenic Tour Route, berry, apple and lavender farms, as well as wine, are among the top attractions in Scholls.
Old Town Sherwood is the community center of this small, growing city. Antique and specialty shops and historic buildings recall small-town living from another era.
Outdoor recreation opportunities in Tigard include easy access to the Tualatin River, which runs through much of Washington County. Recreation is tops here, with Tigard’s
This “young” city has an interesting prehistoric story. Some 15,000 years ago, the Missoula floods, a series of Ice Age floods, swept through the Willamette
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