Things to do

Dramatic rock formations and stunning vistas.

This 620-foot cascade is the fifth-largest waterfall in the U.S.

Visit the site of the 1980 eruption.  Some visitors centers are free.  Don't miss Johnson Ridge Observatory with museum and theater (paid entry).

The Tualatin River Greenway Trail is an accessible 12 foot wide multi use pedestrian and bike path meandering through trees, alongside the river, and past wetlands. It connects people with nature while enabling easy exercise, recreation, and wildlife viewing.

Large premium outlet mall with a wide variety of retailers, no sales tax!

Outdoor shopping complex featuring entertainment, high-end retailers & sit-down & casual dining.

Home to the world's most successful elephant breeding program, The Oregon Zoo was founded in 1888 and currently features more than 230 species on 64 acres.  =

High atop the basalt cliffs of the gateway to the Columbia River Gorge, sit a viewpoint like no other.  Vista House is a museum with a gift shop and breathtaking views.

**Open conditionally - check their website before you go*

Wetlands conservation - great for bird watching and meditative nature walks.

Don't miss the Tulip Festival, March - April

https://www.woodenshoe.com/events/tulip-fest/

Home of the infamous "Spruce Goose" and many other historic aircraft.  Site also features an IMAX theater and a water park.

Langer's has something for everyone! Rock wall, arcade, high ropes course, bowling, indoor play structure, restaurant, bar, and laser tag. All indoors, the perfect way to spend a rainy day!

This six-acre amusement park offers year-round fun for the whole family. Outside, the park offers miniature golf, go-karts, bumper boats, sling-shot, a climbing wall and batting cages. Inside, there are two stories of arcade games, Max Flight Cyber Coaster, Lazer Xtreme, Kidopolis and Bullwinkle’s Restaurant. Refuel with Bullwinkle’s wide selection of pizzas, hamburgers, salads and ice-cream desserts.