A couple holding wine glasses walks hand-in-hand through a vineyard at sunset at Apolloni Winery.

COME FOR THE WINE. STAY FOR THE WEIRD

Trip Time: 2 Days

DAY ONE

  • Stop at The Hangry Redhead (map it) for a hearty lunch.

  • Wine Flight & Bocce: Head south slightly into Forest Grove to Apolloni Vineyards (map it) for an autumnal flight of Italian-style wines and a game of bocce on the outdoor court under the fall trees. [Book it]

  • Check-In at the Historic Lodge: Arrive at McMenamins Grand Lodge (map it) in Forest Grove. Built in 1922 as a Masonic home, this historic property is renowned for its quirky artwork, secret passageways, and paranormal folklore. Or get “witchier” with a stay at the Witches Cabin, a hidden, mystical A-frame cabin located 10 minutes from downtown Forest Grove.

  • Ghost & History Tour: Join an afternoon Grand Lodge History Tour to hear stories about the building’s past and spot the property’s infamous “ghostly” details. [Book It]

  • Soaking Pool & Fireside Brews: Put on your robe, walk through the dimly lit halls, and relax in the outdoor Soaking Pool (surrounded by stone walls and autumn steam). Afterward, grab a pint of McMenamins’ seasonal Pumpkin Ale or Black Widow Porter by the fire pit. [Book it]

  • Grab dinner at Forage Grove (map it) food hall and tap room (Comida KIN); (or use Waltz’s local delivery guide to have dinner delivered directly to your taproom table from neighboring local restaurants)

  • Evening at Waltz Brewing: Head over to Waltz Brewing (map it) in downtown Forest Grove. Grab a local draft and enjoy the live music
Warm specialty coffee drinks sit on a wooden table near a roaring fireplace inside McMenamins Grand Lodge.
A cozy afternoon spent relaxing with warm handcrafted beverages by the roaring fireplace at McMenamins Grand Lodge in Forest Grove, Oregon.

DAY TWO

Morning Brew & Pastries: Have a cup of coffee and breakfast treat at Telvet Coffee (map it), a Victorian-style house, transformed into a coffee shop featuring handcrafted, house-roasted espresso drinks and their renowned Vietnamese coffees.

Visit Orenco Station Farmers Market (map it): (Open through late October) Pick up local fall squashes, artisan breads, and seasonal apple ciders.

Next, head to Hillsboro and visit Through the Veil Shop (map it), a gothic-style, witchcraft shop. Attend a Halloween/Spooky Season workshop (tarot reading, spell work or herbalism classes) and browse their collection of crystals, local oddities and altar supplies. [See Events]

Next, check out the antique and vintage shops in downtown Hillsboro: Le’Stuff Antique Mall (map it), Snider’s Hill Theatre Antique Mall (map it) or Dee’s Divine Finds (map it).

Before you head home, grab a bulgogi smash burger at Five Stars Family Burgers (map it) in Cornelius.

Interior of Dee's Divine Finds antique shop in Hillsboro, OR featuring wooden carousel horses and vintage collectibles.
A warm display of vintage treasures, carousel horses, and rustic furniture inside Dee's Divine Finds in Hillsboro, Oregon.

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