INSPIRATION GUIDE
OLEA VINEYARDS
COAST INTO COZY SEASON IN TUALATIN VALLEY
Situated just west of Portland, Oregon, Tualatin Valley is a destination that beckons travelers with its picturesque landscapes, diverse attractions and welcoming communities. As you journey through Tualatin Valley, find
yourself immersed in a fusion of experiences that are cozy and comforting, memorable and inviting, and will make you yearn for sweater season all year round.
MAKE YOUR OWN HOLIDAY MEMORIES
FESTIVE HOLIDAY EVENTS
As the holiday season approaches, Tualatin Valley transforms into a enchanting winter wonderland filled with seasonal festivities and celebrations. Embrace the crisp air and the ambiance of winter and get cozy in Tualatin Valley. 'Tis the season to enjoy a unique lineup of seasonal events. FIND EVENTS etvor.com/25win01
Bustling holiday markets, each offering unique gifts, allow you to find presents for everyone on your shopping list, while dazzling holiday light displays, best enjoyed with a cup of hot cocoa, will put you in the holiday mood. Live musical and theater productions will light up your evenings with song and celebration.
Tualatin Valley invites you to experience the true essence of the holidays in a setting that blends cozy comforts with natural beauty and festive cheer. Find an event that will fill your holiday spirit at tualatinvalley.org.
SLEIGHBELLS OF SHERWOOD
BEAVERTON WINTER LIGHTS
CELEBRATE THE SEASON WITH FRESH TREES HOLIDAY TREE FARMS
After the last leaf has fallen and the holiday season is upon us, get into the cozy joys of the season and visit one of Tualatin Valley’s many holiday tree farms. Breathe in the fresh air and cut your own tree, select a pre-cut tree, or just join in on the holiday festivities.
Lee Farms features holiday festivities and a variety of fresh produce, jams, preserves, seasonal decorations and family fun throughout the year.
Furrow Farm offers u-cut trees as well as wreaths, garlands and mistletoe. Warm up from your winter adventure with free hot cocoa and candy canes.
Loch Lolly Christmas Forest is a 35-acre u-cut and pre-cut Christmas tree farm. Among the trees sits a gift, wreath and greenery shop.
Embark on a new holiday tradition and pick out a tree grown in Tualatin Valley and start the season off right.
EXPLORE THE RICH DIVERSITY OF LOCAL SHOPPING IN TUALATIN VALLEY
SHOPPING FROM A TO Z
HIGH-END WOMEN’S CLOTHING BOUTIQUES
Discover the perfect blend of style and sophistication as you indulge in the unique charm of women's boutique shopping in Tualatin Valley, where fashion meets local flair to create an unforgettable experience tailored just for you.
• Mapel Boutique (Sherwood and Bethany) is an Oregon-based women’s clothing retailer that sells high-end clothing and accessories, as well as home items and gifts. (Open daily)
• Brave Collective (Cedar Mill) is a modern-day clothing boutique with fashion-forward apparel, jewelry, bags and gift items. (Open daily)
• Taryn x Philip (Beaverton) sells clothing, accessories, gift items and more. Ideal for shopping not just during the holidays, but year-round. (Open daily)
• Penney Jaymes Boutique (Forest Grove) sells women’s clothes and accessories, as well as bags, home decor, gifts, baby and toddler clothing. (Open Weds. through Sun.)
• Cupcake Couture (Sherwood) features hard-to-find clothing, handbags and shoes from established and up-and-coming labels. (Open daily)
• The Vault Vintage Clothing Boutique (Beaverton) is a premier vintage shop that sells high-end, mid-century women’s clothes from the 1940s, ‘50s and ‘60s. (Open Weds. through Sat.)
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CLOVER & BOOCH
HOME DECOR & GIFTS
Explore Tualatin Valley’s home decor shops, where every corner tells a story and every piece brings that story to life. Find goods that reflect your personal style, or discover the perfect gift for friends and family.
• Cedar & Stone (Sherwood) is a family-owned home and plant shop with a diverse and ever-changing selection of home and kitchen goods, gift items and plants. (Open Tues. through Sun.)
• Clover & Booch (Beaverton) specializes in plants, terrariums and plant accessories, as well as fun plantthemed stickers, pins and keychains. Grab a kombucha on tap while visiting. (Open Tues. through Sun.)
• Kinder Home (Beaverton) features designer-curated furniture, decor and gifts for all styles and budgets, as well as hands-on events. (Open daily)
• Mama and Hapa’s (Beaverton) is a zero-waste shop that features sustainably produced and eco-friendly gifts for home and body. (Open daily)
• Well Found Home (Beaverton) offers curated new and vintage home decor and gifts, including one-of-a-kind items. (Open daily)
• White Birch Design Co. (Hillsboro and Cedar Mill) is a lifestyle boutique that offers curated home decor, seasonal decor, kitchenware, clothing, jewelry, unique gifts and much more. (Open Daily)
• Willow & Ash (Forest Grove) carries a variety of different gift items, including apparel, hats, stickers, coasters, mugs, magnets and more.
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KINDER HOME
MAMA & HAPA’S
VINTAGE & COLLECTIBLES/ANTIQUES
Tualatin Valley has a plethora of sustainable shopping options, from antiques and vintage to recycled treasures.
• Curiosities Vintage & Oddities (Tigard) is a vintage mall featuring a vast selection of vintage, retro and antique treasures. Kitchenware, furniture, decorative items, games, clothing and jewelry are just some of the exciting finds here. (Open daily)
• Forager Vintage (Beaverton) is a cozy vintage and gift shop that features a curated variety of new and vintage accessories, home goods, clothing and locally crafted artisan gifts. (Open daily)
• Le’Stuff Antique Mall (Hillsboro) offers a mix of goods, including art, clocks, jewelry, pottery, furniture, tools and Native Americana among its wide selection. (Open daily)
• Railroad Street Antique Mall (Sherwood) offers a wide variety of collectibles including toys and advertising, pottery and glassware, costume jewelry, furniture and
RELAX AND UNWIND AT THESE COZY COFFEE AND TEA SPOTS
Coffee and tea lovers are drawn to Tualatin Valley for its expert small-batch roasters and cozy cafes. From Forest Grove to Tigard, this region is a haven for caffeine enthusiasts. Those passionate about great coffee will travel far and wide to find it, making Tualatin Valley a must-visit destination for anyone seeking the perfect cup.
INDEPENDENT COFFEE ROASTERS
Tualatin Valley boasts a number of coffee shops, each offering its own menu of delicious coffee (and tea) drinks. Plus, premium coffee roasters also call Tualatin Valley home. Several notable local roasters include Longbottom Coffee and Tea, Ava Roasteria, Dapper and Wise (aka Insomnia Coffee), Roasted by Mom Coffee and Thornton Family Coffee Roasters.
COZY COFFEE SHOPS
For a really great cup of java, check out Lionheart Coffee, which makes a mean turmeric latte (and also serves beer and wine at its downtown Beaverton location).
Symposium Coffee–with locations in Tigard and Sherwood–serves coffee drinks and has a well-rounded selection of whiskey, too. In Forest Grove, Telvet Coffee specializes in a diverse selection of coffee drinks, such as Vietnamese coffee, Mexican Mocha and lattes.
TEA CAFES
If it’s tea that makes you feel cozy, Tualatin Valley has some unique spots that want to share their love of tea with you. Enjoy High Tea at A Clockwork Rose Tea Emporium, a Steampunk-inspired tea experience. In Hillsboro, Mamancy Tea Co. offers specially curated teas and chocolates made with ingredients from all over the world. DOJA Tea Lounge celebrates the art of tea with its afternoon tea service. Tualatin Valley’s bubble (“Boba”) tea shops showcase the cultural richness of the destination with vibrant and worldly flavors. Grab a cuppa and enjoy engaging conversations or embrace the solitude to read a good book or to write in a journal.
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LONGBOTTOM COFFEE & TEA
MAMANCY TEA CO.
PORTLAND ROCK GYM
FUN-FILLED ESCAPES FROM RAINY DAYS
TOP INDOOR ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES IN TUALATIN VALLEY
When the weather turns rainy in Tualatin Valley, there's no shortage of indoor activities to keep everyone entertained. From hands-on DIY studios to family-friendly attractions, this vibrant region offers fun for all ages, rain
While visiting, travelers may want to explore their creative side in Tualatin Valley.
is a no-bake cake decorating studio, where all ages can enjoy the art of cake and cupcake decorating. Visit Cake Hoopla during open studio time and decorate cakes or cupcakes at your own pace, or take a
Learn the art of cooking at a workshop by Collective . Classes run the gamut from pizza and pasta making to learning how to make scrumptious desserts. Classes are held throughout the month.
Board and Brush Creative Studio combines woodworking techniques with the latest artistic trends and custom graphics to help you create your own personalized project. Workshops are offered several times a week.
Paint your own art masterpiece at Vine Gogh Sip & Paint, where painting classes are offered each month. Whimsy offers family paint nights several times
INDOOR ACTIVITIES
Indoor activities offer a perfect way to stay entertained and engaged when the weather gets cold and rainy. Escape the chilly winter weather and head indoors for memorable and thrilling experiences.
is the first multi-court pickleball gym in Tualatin Valley. These “true-bounce” courts are available to rent, along with shoes, paddles and balls.
When you don’t want to go play a round of golf in the rain, take a swing at Tualatin Valley’s indoor golf
Envision Golf, X-Golf or SIM Golf, each offering fun, easy-to-play golf simulation games. , covered heated bays invite you to play interactive, point-based golf games at their innovative
Indoor rock climbing is another great sport when you want to stay warm and cozy. Portland Rock Gym–one of the largest bouldering gyms in the country–is a world-class
climbing gym. Gear rental is available on-site. Additional climbing gyms include the venerable Stoneworks Climbing Gym and The Circuit Bouldering Gym
All ages can get an adrenaline rush at iFly Portland, a freefalling experience in a vertical wind tunnel. No experience is needed, and all abilities are welcome.
GAMERS WELCOME
For those who love immersive experiences and friendly competition Tualatin Valley has some of the best spots for gamers, whether you're into “old school” arcades, board games or carnival-style classics.
Next Level Pinball Shop and Museum is one of the world’s largest–and favorite–pinball arcade with more than 650 pinball machines and 130 arcade games all on free play.
Special When Lit is a pinball electro-cade with nearly 45 pinball machines and 20 arcade games, and Arcade 2084 is an ‘80s-themed arcade and bar.
Imagine a room full of those crane games to try to win a stuffed animal or other prize. That dream is now a reality at Claw City, which is packed with a variety of these machines, each filled with exciting prizes.
If board games are more your style, Senet Game Bar is the perfect spot for the 21-and-older board-game crowd. For those who like interactive games, Tualatin Valley’s escape rooms, such as Stumptown Escape Rooms and Portal Adventures, are where the action is at.
KIDS STUFF
Designed for kids, Liggle Land features an indoor playground (and has a separate area for toddlers) with structured play areas and virtual reality games.
DiG PDX is Oregon’s largest indoor sandbox, with a 4,000 sq. ft. playground. Kids up to age 6 can play with toy construction vehicles and dinosaurs, build sandcastles and do whatever their imagination takes them.
Sky Zone is a trampoline park with many attractions and opportunities for kids of all ages to have a fearless adventure in a safe place.
SENET GAME BAR
NEXT LEVEL PINBALL SHOP & MUSEUM
REVITALIZE IN NATURE
TOP OUTDOOR WELLNESS ACTIVITIES
FOREST BATHING
In Japan in the 1980s, people were inspired to reconnect with nature and the term “shinrin-yoku” emerged. This practice, also called “forest bathing,” has positive psychological and physiological means relating to the functions of the body benefits and can impact a person’s well-being.
Take a walk through Tualatin Valley’s many nature parks, practice mindfulness by being present and fully in the moment, and take in all of the sights, sounds and smells along the trail.
SOAKING POOLS
The warm soaking pool at McMenamins Grand Lodge is surrounded by natural rock formations and is a place to relaxation and reflection. Heated at approximately 102 degrees, soaking pools have many health benefits, which include lowering stress, improving
sleep and removing toxins from the body. The saltwater pool is open to the public by reservation only. The soaking-pool “onsens” at Cedartree Hotel, a Japanese-inspired hotel, is open to guests only.
WINTER BIRD WATCHING
While winter may not be your first thought for the best months to go bird watching in the Pacific Northwest, Tualatin Valley’s bird watching scene truly is hopping (or should we say soaring?) during the winter months.
Just minutes away from the urban buzz of Portland, there are the chirps and tweets in Tualatin Valley’s wetlands, nature preserves and parks. Get out into nature and soak in the awe and wonder of birds during the winter months and all year-round.
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UNCORK THE MAGIC
EMBRACE WINERY CELLAR SEASON AND SAVOR THE FINEST WINES
ÁRDÍRI WINERY & VINEYARDS
Embrace the enchanting allure of winery cellar season in Tualatin Valley, where wine enthusiasts and new wine drinkers alike can delve into a world of sensory delights. As the temperature cools and the vineyards transform, wineries open their doors to offer a unique experience. Do not discount the winter months for your next wine tasting getaway. Winter wine tasting is easy and welcoming in the winter months. Tasting rooms with cozy fireplaces and fire puts make cellar season even more special.
The covered patio at Alloro Vineyard’s new inviting tasting house features cozy fireplaces, providing a warm ambiance, which pairs well with the winery’s estate-grown wines.
Árdíri Winery and Vineyards’ tasting room’s fire pits–called “fire tables”–are ideal spaces to enjoy a tasting (or a glass) of Árdíri’s signature estate-grown wines.
Savor a glass of wine while snacking on a charcuterie or artisan cheese board at Blakeslee Vineyard Estate‘s outdoor piazza, where you can sip your favorite wine near the fireplace.
“Cellar season”– the time when the newly harvested grapes are maturing during their winter-long hibernation in barrels and tanks–coincides with cooler and rainy weather
At Ponzi Vineyards, enjoy a tasting flight by the indoor fireplace, or choose a spot on the outdoor patio and stay warm while indulging in a glass of wine around a modern fire pit.
The fireplace keeps everything warm and welcoming at Sidereus Vineyard and Winery, where its tasting house provides a cozy spot to taste their wines.
COZY COMFORTS
LODGING OPTIONS FOR EVERY TASTE AND STYLE
Tualatin Valley welcomes travelers with a diverse range of lodging options that appeal to every preference and style. Whether you're seeking a rustic retreat, a cozy bed and breakfast, or the convenience of modern hotels, the region offers a world of choices to make your stay truly memorable. Immerse yourself in the charm of historic inns that evoke a sense of nostalgia, a boutique hideaway, or enjoy a contemporary urban stay. Tualatin Valley invites you to explore a world of lodging that suits your taste and caters to your unique travel aspirations.
THE RICE MUSEUM OF ROCKS AND MINERALS
