Fashionable and lively, the Pearl District located in the heart of Downtown Portland is the perfect shopping destination filled with indie boutiques, hip brands, reclaimed warehouse spaces, bars, restaurants, craft breweries, art galleries and more boutiques and cute shops then you’ll know what to do with! Plus, we know you’ve always wanted to check out the worlds largest independant bookstore: Powell’s City of Books

What was once an unassuming blue collar neighborhood is now a trendy Portland hotspot featuring a unique mix of residential and industrial buildings and shops alike. This friendly trendy Portland neighborhood features cute shopping, safe walkable streets, coffee, restaurants, breweries, and art galleries. Whether you’re jumping on a street car or walking around on foot – everything you need can be found within Slabtown.

Pendleton Woolen Mills is an American textile manufacturing company known for its cozy patterned wool blankets, bright vibrant woolen clothing, virgin wool fabrics for sewing, rug making, and crafting, as well as other unique wool textiles. At the Woolen Mill Store, you’ll find wool products that have been woven in the Pacific Northwest for over a century! 

Since 1993, Moonstruck Chocolate has been handcrafting superior chocolates in Portland, Oregon. They “exist to craft unexpected exepriences that remind people why they fell in love with chocolate in the first place.” Stop into their factory under the iconc St. Johns bridge while you’re checking out the cute restaurants, bars, and artisan shops in the St. Johns neighborhood!

As the largest National Scenic Area in the USA, the Columbia River Gorge is perfect for everyone! Enjoy adventuring and exploring, discover hidden waterfalls and wildflowers, bike and hike your way up mountains. Plus, once you’ve had your fill of adventure, stop into the windsurfing capital of the world (Hood River) and grab some hand-crafted drink and farm-fresh food and enjoy the sunset over the water! Trust us; when you see it, you’ll understand what the hype is all about.

The former Ambassador of Japan to the United States Nobuo Matsunaga visted the Portland Japanese Garden and proclaimed it to be “the most beautiful and authentic Japanese garden in the world outside of Japan.” As a holistic practice, we feel inspired by its peaceful and harmonious serenity as well as its environmental awareness and conservation in the persuit of environmental sustainability! Stop by and check out this divine sanctuary when you have a chance!

Locally owned, family operated since May 1955 and declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977, Timberline Lodge is one of Oregon’s most popular tourist attractions, drawing nearly two million visitors every year. Considered an architectural wonder, it’s still being used for its original intent—a magnificent ski lodge and mountain retreat for all to enjoy. Enjoy a ski, snowboard, snowshoe trip during the winter, drive up for mountain biking/hiking/adventuring in the summer, and visit/stay at Historic Timberline Lodge 365 days a year!

Pick your passion or interest, and there’s likely an adventure to go with it in Central Oregon. Spend a day mountain or road biking to explore miles of in-town and mountain rides. Beverage lovers and aficionados can spend days quenching their thirst around Bend (aka “BeerTown”) and its drink scene, including brewery tours, cideries, wineries and acclaimed distilleries. If you like hiking, explore the vast forests and trails around the stunning Cascade Lakes. Maybe touring the eclectic eateries and downtown Bend using our foodie guide fits your taste, from food carts to five-star restaurants. If winter is your season, this Cascade mountain mecca has it all: the 6th largest downhill ski area in the country, Mt. Bachelor, serene cross-country skiing and endless snowmobiling trails just to start!

Fashionable and lively, the Pearl District located in the heart of Downtown Portland is the perfect shopping destination filled with indie boutiques, hip brands, reclaimed warehouse spaces, bars, restaurants, craft breweries, art galleries and more boutiques and cute shops then you’ll know what to do with! Plus, we know you’ve always wanted to check out the worlds largest independant bookstore: Powell’s City of Books

What was once an unassuming blue color neighborhood is now a trendy Portland hotspot featuring a unique mix of residential and industrial buildings and shops alike. This friendly trendy Portland neighborhood features cute shopping, safe walkable streets, coffee, restaurants, breweries, and art galleries. Whether you’re jumping on a street car or walking around on foot – everything you need can be found within Slabtown.

Pendleton Woolen Mills is an American textile manufacturing company known for its cozy patterned wool blankets, bright vibrant woolen clothing, virgin wool fabrics for sewing, rug making, and crafting, as well as other unique wool textiles. At the Woolen Mill Store, you’ll find wool products that have been woven in the Pacific Northwest for over a century! 

Since 1993, Moonstruck Chocolate has been handcrafting superior chocolates in Portland, Oregon. They “exist to craft unexpected exepriences that remind people why they fell in love with chocolate in the first place.” Stop into their factory under the iconc St. Johns bridge while you’re checking out the cute restaurents, bars, and artisan shops in the St. Johns neighborhood!

As the largest National Scenic Area in the USA, the Columbia River Gorge is perfect for everyone! Enjoy adventuring and exploring, discover hidden waterfalls and wildflowers, bike and hike your way up mountains. Plus, once you’ve had your fill of adventure, stop into the windsurfing capital of the world (Hood River) and grab some hand-crafted drink and farm-fresh food and enjoy the sunset over the water! Trust us; when you see it, you’ll understand what the hype is all about.

The former Ambassador of Japan to the United States Nobuo Matsunaga visted the Portland Japanese Garden and proclaimed it to be “the most beautiful and authentic Japanese garden in the world outside of Japan.” As a holistic practice, we feel inspired by its peaceful and harmonious serenity as well as its environmental awareness and conservation in the persuit of environmental sustainability! Stop by and check out this divine sanctuary when you have a chance!

Locally owned, family operated since May 1955 and declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977, Timberline Lodge is one of Oregon’s most popular tourist attractions, drawing nearly two million visitors every year. Considered an architectural wonder, it’s still being used for its original intent—a magnificent ski lodge and mountain retreat for all to enjoy. Enjoy a ski, snowboard, snowshoe trip during the winter, drive up for mountain biking/hiking/adventuring in the summer, and visit/stay at Historic Timberline Lodge 365 days a year!

Pick your passion or interest, and there’s likely an adventure to go with it in Central Oregon. Spend a day mountain or road biking to explore miles of in-town and mountain rides. Beverage lovers and aficionados can spend days quenching their thirst around Bend (aka “BeerTown”) and its drink scene, including brewery tours, cideries, wineries and acclaimed distilleries. If you like hiking, explore the vast forests and trails around the stunning Cascade Lakes. Maybe touring the eclectic eateries and downtown Bend using our foodie guide fits your taste, from food carts to five-star restaurants. If winter is your season, this Cascade mountain mecca has it all: the 6th largest downhill ski area in the country, Mt. Bachelor, serene cross-country skiing and endless snowmobiling trails just to start!