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Rediscover the simple pleasures of a day trip with Day Trips from Portland, Oregon. Packed with full trip-planning information for hundreds of exciting things for kids, outdoor adventurers, and history lovers to doall within a two-hour drive of the Portland metro area. Day Trips from Portland, Oregon helps locals and vacationers make the most of a brief getaway.
Go biking, hiking, kayakingor swimming!at Sauvie Island, or visit the recreational wonderland around the town of Silver Lake, where you can get a glimpse of Mt. St. Helens.
Do something (mildly) intoxicating: Go on a tasting tour at one (or more) of the 200 wineries in the Willamette Valley.
Do something historical: See people in period clothing reenact mid-19th-century daily life at Fort Vancouver, or 1920s farm life at Pomeroy Living History Farm in Yacolt.

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Sixth-generation Oregonian and award-winning writer Kim Cooper Findling grew up on the Oregon Coast, spent several years in the Willamette Valley, and has lived in Central Oregon for 25 years. She is the managing editor of Bend Magazine and the author of Bend, Oregon Daycations: Day Trips for Curious Families and Chance of Sun: An Oregon Memoir. Her work has appeared in many publications including Travel Oregon, The Oregonian, Horizon Air, Oregon Quarterly, Alaska Air, 1859 Oregons Magazine, The Best Places to Kiss NW, and High Desert Journal. See kimcooperfindling.com.

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Nearly a decade has passed since I answered the call to write the first edition of this book, and I have been beyond grateful for the journeys to fantastic destinations both physical and metaphysical that have ensued. These pages would not have come to fruition without the support and assistance of many others. First to thank in a cosmic shout-out is the Pacific Northwest, for existing as such a diverse, fascinating, and richly beautiful place. I am unbelievably fortunate to reside and write here. I owe thank yous to dozens of Oregon and Washington tourism and travel professionals and longtime colleagues who contributed to these pagestoo many to name here, but you are all unparalleled! Personal thanks to friends and acquaintances who regularly contribute travel destination ideas. Finally, I extend endless gratitude to my traveling companions, Todd, Libby, Maris, and Carson. You are the best road-trip sidekicks on the planet, and I am so very lucky.

Day Trips from Portland Oregon Getaway Ideas for the Local Traveler - image 3 appendix a: regional information
north

day trip 01

Vancouver USA Regional Tourism Office

101 East 8th St., Suite 240, Vancouver

(877) 600-0800

visitvancouverusa.com

day trip 02

South Columbia County Chamber of Commerce

2194 Columbia Blvd., St. Helens

(503) 397-0685

sccchamber.org

northeast

day trip 01

Cowlitz County Tourism Bureau

105 Minor Rd., Kelso

(360) 577-3137

visitmtsthelens.com

east

day trip 01

Hood River Chamber of Commerce

720 E Port Marina Dr., Hood River

(541) 386-2000

hoodriver.org

Skamania County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Information Center

167 NW 2nd St., Stevenson

(800) 989-9178

skamania.org

day trip 02

Hood River Chamber of Commerce

720 E Port Marina Dr., Hood River

(541) 386-2000

hoodriver.org

day trip 03

The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce

404 W 2nd St., The Dalles

(541) 296-2231, (800) 255-3385

thedalleschamber.com

southeast

day trip 01

Oregons Mt. Hood Territory

150 Beavercreek Rd., Suite 305,

Oregon City

(503) 742-5910

mthoodterritory.com

day trip 02

Oregons Mt. Hood Territory

150 Beavercreek Rd., Suite 305,

Oregon City

(503) 742-5910

mthoodterritory.com

day trip 03

Maupin Area Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 220, US 197, Maupin

(541) 395-2599

maupinoregon.com

day trip 04

Central Oregon Visitors Association

57100 Beaver Dr. #130, Sunriver

(800) 800-8334

visitcentraloregon.com

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

1233 Veterans St., Warm Springs

(541) 553-1161

warmsprings.com

Crooked River Ranch-Terrebonne

Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 1502, Crooked River Ranch

(541) 923-2679

crrchamber.com

day trip 05

Central Oregon Visitors Association

57100 Beaver Dr. #130, Sunriver

(800) 800-8334

visitcentraloregon.com

Visit Bend

750 NW Lava Rd. 160, Bend

(541) 382-8048

visitbend.com

south

day trip 01

Oregons Mt. Hood Territory

150 Beavercreek Rd., Suite 305,

Oregon City

(503) 742-5910

mthoodterritory.com

day trip 02

Willamette Valley Visitors Association

420 Northwest 2nd St., Corvallis

866) 548-5018

oregonwinecountry.org

day trip 03

Travel Salem

181 High St. NE, Salem

(503) 581-4325, (800) 874-7012

travelsalem.com

day trip 04

Willamette Valley Visitors Association

420 Northwest 2nd St., Corvallis

(866) 548-5018

oregonwinecountry.org

Silverton Chamber of Commerce

426 S Water St., Silverton

(503) 873-5615

silvertonchamber.org

day trip 05

Mill City Chamber of Commerce

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce/

Visitors Information Center

PO Box 222, Mill City

(503) 897-3183

nschamber.org

day trip 06

Eugene, Cascades, and Coast

754 Olive St., Eugene

541) 743-8760

eugenecascadescoast.org

southwest

day trip 01

Chehalem Valley Chamber of Commerce

115 N College St., Newberg

(503) 883-7770

chehalemvalley.org

Travel Yamhill Valley

PO Box 774, McMinnville

(503) 883-7770

travelyamhillvalley.org

day trip 02

Travel Yamhill Valley

PO Box 774, McMinnville

(503) 883-7770

travelyamhillvalley.org

Visit McMinnville

417 NW Adams St., McMinnville

(503) 472-6196

visitmcminnville.com

day trip 03

Albany Visitors Association

110 3rd Ave. SE, Albany

(541) 928-0911

albanyvisitors.com

day trip 04

Corvallis Tourism

553 NW Harrison Blvd., Corvallis

(541) 757-1544

visitcorvallis.com

Willamette Valley Visitors Association

420 Northwest 2nd St., Corvallis

(866) 548-5018

oregonwinecountry.org

day trip 05

Lincoln City Visitor and Convention Bureau

801 SW Highway 101, Lincoln City

541) 996-1274

oregoncoast.org

day trip 06

Newport Chamber of Commerce

555 SW Coast Hwy., Newport

(541) 265-8801

newportchamber.org

west

day trip 01

Washington County Visitors Association

11000 SW Stratus St., Suite 170,

Beaverton

503) 644-5555

visitwashingtoncountyoregon.com

day trip 02

Tillamook Area Chamber of Commerce

3705 US 101 N, Tillamook

(503) 842-7525

tillamookchamber.org

Nestucca Valley Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 75, Cloverdale

(503) 392-4340

pcnvchamber.org

day trip 03

Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce

207 N Spruce St., Cannon Beach

(503) 436-2623

cannonbeach.org

Explore Manzanita

31 Laneda Ave., Manzanita

(503) 812-5510

exploremanzanita.com

northwest

day trip 01

Seaside Visitors Bureau

Seaside Chamber of Commerce

7 North Roosevelt Dr., Seaside

(888) 306-2326

seasideor.com

day trip 02

Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce

111 West Marine Dr., Astoria

(503) 325-6311

oldoregon.com

travelastoria.com

day trip 03

Long Beach Peninsula Visitors Bureau

3914 Pacific Way, Seaview

PO Box 562, Long Beach

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