For more information, contact:
McMinnville Area Chamber of Commerce
417 N.W. Adams St. | McMinnville, Oregon 97128
503-472-6196, [email protected]
www.mcminnville.org
KEIZER
Keizer has the energy and offerings of a large city but prides itself in keeping a hometown feeling. Known as the “Iris Capital
of the World”, Keizer holds its Annual Keizer Iris Festival each
weekend before Memorial Day. Other events include Fourth of
July celebration, summer concerts in the park, RiverFair in August, and Miracle of Christmas light display the first three weeks
before Christmas. Geo-caching, historical attractions, and community gardens also grace this friendly town.
MILWAUKIE
On the banks of the Willamette River, Milwaukie has grown
into an urban hub, complete with recreational and art activities.
Festivals and events include Sunday Farmers' Market, First Friday Arts, Milwaukie Museum and Pioneer Cemetery.
For more information, contact:
Keizer Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center
6075 Ulali Drive NE, Suite 102 | Keizer, Oregon 97303
(503) 393-9111, keizerchamber.com
LAFAYETTE
Part of the Portland-metro area, this area has an inviting historical district and is known for its excellent antique shopping. It
is in the heart of Willamette Valley and Oregon Wine Country.
LAKE OSWEGO
Summer music concerts, guided trail hikes, and a swimming park
are just some of the activities visitors can participate in while
visiting this hamlet of Portland. Lake Oswego is also known for
excellent shopping and dining. Visitors will want to make time
to visit some of the popular attractions including Millennium
Plaza Park and Lake Oswego State Park.
For more information, contact:
Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce
459 Third Street | Lake Oswego, OR 97034
503-636-3634, Website: www.lake-oswego.com
LINCOLN CITY
Guests of Lincoln City have an abundance of activities to choose
from in this thriving tourist town. Crabbing, fishing, hiking,
boating, and kite flying are a few of the outdoor sports available.
There is also a casino, boutique shopping, and eateries to visit.
MANZANITA
This hidden resort community has pristine, undeveloped beaches, a nine-hole golf course, and many lodging and dining options
for the discerning visitor.
MCMINNVILLE
McMinniville is a suburb of Portland. Some of Oregon’s finest
wineries are part of the charm in this city of 33,000. Visitors will
also enjoy the award-winning dining, exceptional aviation museum, and unique shopping experiences. The surrounding area has
many popular parks including Wortman Park, Kiwanis Marine
Park, Joe Dancer Park, City Park, and Airport Park.
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Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce
5193 NE Elam Young Parkway, Suite A
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124
503-648-1102
[email protected], www.hillchamber.org
NEHALEM
Along Highway 101 this coastal community is popular for fishing, clamming, kayaking, camping, horse riding, antique collecting, ad other specialty stores. The Nehalem River and bay as
well as the Nehalem Bay State Park offer a plethora of outdoors
opportunities and scenic beauty.
NESKOWIN
This lovely hamlet along Highway 101 at the mouth of Neskowin Creek has exceptional fishing and scenic beauty. Canoeing,
kayaking, and golfing are all activities available to guests of Neskowin.
NEWBERG
Boasting some of Oregon’s oldest and largest wineries, Newberg
is 25 miles southwest of Portland and wrapped in farmland and
forest. In addition to award-winning wineries, the town is home
to two historical museums.
OCEANSIDE
Off Highway 101, along the Three Capes Scenic Look, this picturesque coastal town is central to many natural sites, such as
Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge, Tillamook State
Forest, and Cape Lookout State Park. Outdoor activities include
fishing, clamming, crabbing, vacation rentals, and camping.
OREGON CITY
Boating, fishing, shopping, historical attractions, and fine-dining will keep visitors busy in this friendly community. About 15
minutes south of Portland, Oregon City is settled at the final
destination point of the Oregon Trail and was originally Oregon’s territorial capital.
OTIS
Near Devil’s Punch Bowl and Beverly Beach State Park, Otis
overlooks the Pacific Ocean off Highway 101.
PACIFIC CITY
West of Highway 101 and part of the Three Capes Scenic Route
is Pacific City. Recreational fishing as well as Cape Kiwanda
State Park and golfing are some of the highlights of Pacific City.
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