Name: Willamette Valley
Address: Portland, Oregon
Rating: 4.5

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“pinot noir”(82 reviews)

“wine tasting”(83 reviews)

“wine country”(65 reviews)

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Best known for its diverse agriculture, this verdant valley is flanked by the Coast Range and the Cascades.

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yummyaddict111

Walla Walla, Washington

1383

Reviewed 4 days ago via mobile

Second burgundy

For all the fans of Pinot Noir it’s the place to be, around 700 wineries to visit. Just 30 minutes drive from Portland. Recommended winery : Beaux Frères, Drouhin, Domaine Serene, Archery Summit, Erath, Eyrie Vineyard, Ken Wright.

Date of experience: February 2019

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werbalow

Atlanta, Georgia

11524

Reviewed 1 week ago

Beautiful Landscape and Wineries

We recently toured the area and stopped for tastings at several wineries. The overall experience was wonderful and I would highly recommend.

Date of experience: December 2018

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KURTWW

Sandy, Oregon

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Hundreds of wineries dot the hills here, most offer world class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

The views will remind you of Burgundy France. There are a lot of very good dining options here too. It's only a one hour drive from Portland.

Date of experience: July 2018

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MZP232

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

6027

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

The countryside views and rainbows are as much an attraction as the wineries!

I love wine; but found the Wilamette Valley area to be every bit as inviting as the wines themselves. The drive from one winery to the other is, at times, breathtaking. The views from the wineries on the hills are magical. There are wineries so...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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ORcyclist948

Portland OR USA

Reviewed 17 January 2019

It's the heart of populated Western Oegon

I live in a suburb south of Portland. The Willamette Valley is what most non-Oregonians think of when 'Oregon" is mentioned. Not too hot in summer, but 2018 was an exceptionally warm summer and wet and cool to cold in Winter. It rains frequently in...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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William B

Portland, Oregon

12743

Reviewed 17 January 2019

A Day in the Wine Country

If you're spending time in Portland, be sure to visit the wine country in the Northern Willamette Valley around the town of Newberg. I've chosen four wineries to visit because of the wines, the wineries and the views, but there are many more. Enjoy the...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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michaelmW1446UM

Lebanon, Oregon

621164

Reviewed 15 January 2019

Huge area to have only one review for...

The Willamette Valley is huge. Spanning a large area from East to West and North to South. I am not sure if it is fair to try and sum it all up in one review. That being said, it is awesome. I call it home...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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Shirley G

Springfield, Oregon

435256

Reviewed 13 January 2019

A road trip adventure for sure

No matter where your at in the Willamette Valley your in for a treat. The scenery is some of the best. Make sure to use your GPS and get off the freeway. HWY 99 is my favorite. It takes you through a lot of small...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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Carole Ann W

San Diego, California

2416

Reviewed 13 December 2018

A Little Slice of Heaven

There were 8 gals in my groups, celebrating our friend's milestone birthday. We flew into PDX, rented 2 cars and traveled south to Willamette Valley for a long weekend of wine tasting. What a weekend it was!!! We hired a driver to drive our car...More

Date of experience: November 2018

9 Thank Carole Ann W

NTSU1975

Georgetown, Texas

510158

Reviewed 9 December 2018

Beautiful Destination in the Fall

We made a fall trip down the valley in late October driving from Portland to Eugene. This is a wonderful time to visit the numerous towns along the route. There are many things to choose from ranging from the vineyards to hikes and antiquing to...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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Mcdonald_karen

We are planning a trip to spend a few days in Portland and a few in the Willamette Valley. We will be driving but are also bringing bikes. Can anyone recommend a town in the Willamette Valley we can make our home base that would be easy biking distance (say, less than 50km return trip) to visit a few good wineries?

6 January 2019|

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I suggest staying in Portland and ride out every day. Because Portland has that awesome lot to offer. They wineries in the valley are close and top notch. Go once to McMinnville, Great small City.

donnawarrenm

Should we book a hotel in Portland and travel out each day--or are there hotels along the way--should we book ahead or take our chances in June?

12 March 2018|

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Use Portland as a base. I loved my hotel ( River’s Edge Hotel and Spa) because I was able to enjoy my down time or go into the downtown. The sauna and steam room were great after walking and exploring.

SE37

We will be staying in Lincoln City and exploring the coast the week before and after Memorial Weekend. I have booked an equestrian wine tour in Dundee. We had planned on Saturday (Memorial Weekend). We also want to spend some time at the Saturday Market in McMinnville before our tour. I had read that driving up and down the coast Memorial Weekend is crazy with traffic. We were wondering if heading in and out of McMinnville from the coast will be bad as well? Google shows our drive in is about 1.25 hours...should we count on it being longer?

26 January 2018|

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You may suffer slight delays on the coast to McMinnville piece of your trip, but probably nothing more than a slight irritant. You'll remain primarily west of the congested areas (Dundee)

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