Silverton, Oregon 2
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Silverton, Oregon 2
Head west on Highway 99 and you'll reach Dundee, a town with a strong culinary taste. Get wood-fired pizza and beer at the local favorite, Red Hills Market, which is also famous for its bread，sports fitness .
Organic restaurants like Tina’s and Dundee Bistro are also of high quality and are recommended here!
If you're still not satisfied, celebrate the day with an award-winning sparkling wine at Argyle's Tasting House, or grab a few high-quality cheeses at Briar Rose Creamery on the hill, famous for its fresh goat cheese.
Drive through Dayton and dine at the Joel Palmer House, a top Oregon wine restaurant, wild mushrooms and truffles, world-class wines, the finishing touches... arguably a date spot !
On your way to McMinnville, you'll pass the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, which houses the world's largest wooden aircraft, the Spruce Goose. Bring the children to feast your eyes, even if you don't like military, you will like it here~
In 2017, Sunset Magazine named McMinnville's Third Avenue the best high street in the West. There are many stories in the small town, waiting for you to taste it.
Day Two Oregon Capital
Salem - Oregon's capital is a laid-back town that's great for walking, shopping, and studying. Experience the beauty of oak savanna with a hike from Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge just outside the city.
Brooks Winery's riesling is grown in one of the world's top producing regions, according to Forbes magazine. Riesling from the top producing areas, how can you afford this long trip without buying a few bottles to go home?
In Salem, you can walk along the Union Street Railroad, pedestrian and bicycle bridges, or take a carousel ride along the meandering waterfront for childhood memories. Celebrations like the World Beat Festival are great for dragging the kids along~ and speaking of children, there's also a Gilbert House Children's Museum. The museum is an interactive play museum honoring the creators of Erector Set, a collection of metal toy buildings.
In downtown Salem, stop by the Reed Opera House and grab a drink at Archive Coffee & Bar—a place known for its roasted coffee.
Deepwood Museum Gardens is a must-see for flower lovers. Set on 5 acres, it was designed by Elizabeth Lord and Edith Schryver. The entire estate sits on the corner of Bush Ranch Park, a spacious, easily accessible urban park with a rose garden, the Bush Pavilion Museum, and the Bush Barn Arts Center, where local artists often gather.
Deepwood Museum & Gardens ‣
Deepwood Museum & Gardens ‣
On the Willamette University campus, check out the latest exhibitions at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art and eat at the Word of Mouth Bistro
Lunch - it's a regular on The Statesman Magazine's Best Brunch list~
By the way, the 1975 classic "One fly Over The Cuckoo's Nest" was filmed in Salem, and you can learn about the state at the Oregon State Hospital Museum of Mental Health Advances in the treatment of psychiatric patients.
▴ Oregon state Hospital Museum of Mental Health
Moviegoers can sit down and watch a good movie at the Salem Cinema, or dress up for a show at the Elsinore Theater, which hosts classic film shows, live music and touring theater performances.
Day 3 Heart of the Valley
Corvallis is a charming, leafy college town that is home to Oregon State University. Look the same and start your day on one of the most popular hikes in the area. Marys Peak here has year-round trails with views of the Willamette Valley to the east and the ocean to the west. At more than 4,000 feet above sea level, it is the highest point in the Oregon Coast Mountains and home to many wildflowers, flora and fauna.
Back in town, Alsea Falls welcomes campers, fishermen (salmon and ironhead are plentiful) and its eponymous waterfall, which drops 30 feet into a pristine pool of water, Mist filled.
Experience history on the walkable OSU campus: Many of the buildings here are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and these monuments make your stroll a delight. It's also very convenient if you want to explore the area by bike, with more than 100 miles of rubberized bike paths connecting to parks and other municipal facilities.
The city center has plenty of independent shops, perfect for a mid-day stroll, or grab a quick bite at these restaurants and cafes. Locally acclaimed restaurants include Bellhop and Tried & True Coffee Co.
▴ Belhop
Tried & True Coffee Co
From early spring to late fall, the much-loved farmers market opens its shop on 1st Avenue. The nearby Riverwalk, next to the Willamette River, has a row of benches and picnic tables for diners to dine outside.
Award-winning wineries are located in the heart of the city. Don't forget that Corvallis is also a beer town and one of America's hot spots for frothy beer! Stop at any of 10 locations on the Mid-Valley Sip Trip where you can taste IPA, pilsner, stout, lager, kolsche - Almost every beer can be found in the sun.
Day 4 Pioneer Crossroads
Once a shipping giant and a crossroads for the Union Pacific Railroad line, Albany continues to attract tourists and road warriors with its Oregon history and culture. See amazing works and get artistic inspiration at the Albany Regional Museum in the heart of the city.
Take a tour of Monteith House, a few blocks away, the most accurate description of the life of a pioneer family in Oregon. The residence is a major attraction in this neighborhood, the only one in the state with a fine example of 20th-century architectural style.
In the heart of the city, the Albany Antique Mall is a vintage lover's paradise, with over 20,000 square feet of 100 booths. You can also exchange ideas on art with local artists at the Calapooia Gallery.
For dinner, head to local restaurant Sybaris Bistro, a Division I winner of the Oregon Wine Council. Or opt for Novak’s, a Hungarian family restaurant that has been serving goulash, chicken paprika and other Eastern European specialties since 1984.
If you're here in August, you'll be spoilt for choice with one-of-a-kind events: Albany hosts the Northwest Art and Air Festival (
Northwest Art & Air Festival), which combines art and balloons to celebrate artistic and aviation achievements.
Nearby Lebanon is home to the Tortuga Pirate Festival. Pirate culture lovers can come here to experience a grand carnival~
About a half-hour drive south, in Brownsville, you'll find a historic high street full of nostalgia. Buildings from the 1880s to the 1920s make up Main Street.
If some of the sets on the street look familiar to you, you might be a fan of the 1980s movie Stand by Me, which was filmed here. Every July, the town hosts a Stand by Me Day anniversary celebration to celebrate the classic film.
Day 5 Free Spirit
The vibrant and creative Eugene-Springfield metropolitan area maintains its college-city charm while inspiring many postcard makers with its world-class cultural events and dining scene.
Homegrown festivals such as the Oregon State Fair, Oregon Bach Festival (July), and Oregon Truffle Festival (January)
It draws crowds from all over the country and highlights the region's important contribution to culture.
Truffle Festival
On the University of Oregon campus, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art is sure to grab your attention with its international-caliber travel and in-house exhibitions.
In town, check out the Eugene Ale Trail, which connects 18 regional breweries craft-ing beer to the McKenzie River. The river is connected by the river, and it is also good to buy a small wine and drink at the shop on the street~
If shopping is your plan, head to the Oakway Center or Fifth Street Public Market. One-of-a-kind handcrafted items can be found at the Eugene Saturday Market in the heart of the city.
Saturday Market
Located across the Willamette River in Eugene, Springfield is best known for the feature-length animated TV show The Simpsons.
Head south to Cottage Grove and see why it's called the "Covered Bridge Capital of Oregon." A city that has won two American City Awards, it serves as both base and destination on a bike tour around Dorena Lake.
Alternatively, you can walk a little closer and take a walk down the quaint streets to visit the Bohemia Gold Mine Museum
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