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re: Portland OR ideas
Posted on 3/17/23 at 7:10 pm to Tigertown in ATL
Posted on 3/17/23 at 7:10 pm to Tigertown in ATL
While I understand a lot of hate and issues plaguing Portland, most is largely unwarranted, as I thought it's a pretty cool city to visit.
Fantastic food scene, great breweries, and world class wine from Willamette Valley in its backyard. It's also full of tons of historic walkable neighborhoods. Like a small town that doesn't know it's a big city. Also, the Oregon coast is a full day minimum trip if you want to actually get out of your car and explore, which you should.
Few things I enjoyed in/around Portland:
- We had a good dinner at Canard. Casual version of the nextdoor fancy sister restuarant, Le Pigeon.
- St Honore Bakery
- Definitely a coffee/tea city, Coava Roasters for great beans
- Japanese Gardens and Rose Garden. Beautiful park to visit.
- Pick a brewery, any brewery - some focus on sours, etc
- Silver Falls State Park - 7-8 mile hike through about a dozen beautiful waterfalls
- Columbia River Gorge - Multnomah Falls, Horsetail Falls, Dog Mountain Trail was epic and all within 30 min
- Willamette Valley is beautiful driving through the vineyards, hills, and towns. If you want to do a wine tasting, Alloro Vineyard is really nice and much closer in to Portland
Fantastic food scene, great breweries, and world class wine from Willamette Valley in its backyard. It's also full of tons of historic walkable neighborhoods. Like a small town that doesn't know it's a big city. Also, the Oregon coast is a full day minimum trip if you want to actually get out of your car and explore, which you should.
Few things I enjoyed in/around Portland:
- We had a good dinner at Canard. Casual version of the nextdoor fancy sister restuarant, Le Pigeon.
- St Honore Bakery
- Definitely a coffee/tea city, Coava Roasters for great beans
- Japanese Gardens and Rose Garden. Beautiful park to visit.
- Pick a brewery, any brewery - some focus on sours, etc
- Silver Falls State Park - 7-8 mile hike through about a dozen beautiful waterfalls
- Columbia River Gorge - Multnomah Falls, Horsetail Falls, Dog Mountain Trail was epic and all within 30 min
- Willamette Valley is beautiful driving through the vineyards, hills, and towns. If you want to do a wine tasting, Alloro Vineyard is really nice and much closer in to Portland
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