Regions: Greater Portland

One of the Oregon Country's most picturesque fur-traders, Thomas McKay, is buried near Scappoose. He was a daring leader, famous storyteller and could drive a nail with a rifle ball.

Attraction: Museums/History

Deer Island in the Columbia was named by the Lewis and Clark Expedition which stopped to dine here November 5, 1805 on its way down river.

Attraction: Museums/History

A GUIDE TO CHINESE AMERICAN HERITAGE & CULTURE

Attraction: Museums/History

Location:
From I-205 exit Foster Road east. Turn south on SE 134 to Deardorf Road and travel for 1/2 mile. Cedar Crossing is on Deardorf Road over Johnson Creek.

Attraction: Covered Bridges

Nestled behind the Fred Meyer store in Canby you will find a jewel of a park that captures the heritage of the area, as a small industrial park grows around it.

City: Canby
For some, it’s floating on roller skates listening to music. For others, it’s the wind rushing through their hair looking out over Portland from a Ferris wheel.
City: Portland

Welcome to the Fulton House Bed & Breakfast…in the heart of Portland, Oregon.

Lodging: Bed & Breakfast
City: Portland

Step back in time to charming Old England at this restored handsome brick Georgian Colonial featured in Better Homes and Garden magazine.  Relax on the sun deck or in the gazebo.

Lodging: Bed & Breakfast
City: Portland

Amble through parks and historic streets in Oregon's largest city

Recreation: Hiking
City: Portland

The Pumpkin Patch on the island of Sauvie in Portland, Oregon celebrated its 16th season in 2014.

Attraction: Farms, Corn Mazes, Sightseeing
City: Portland

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