Things to Do in Oregon in 2026

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Things to do

Half-Day Multnomah Falls & Gorge Waterfalls Tour

￥12,889

per traveler

96% of travellers recommend

Full-Day Mount Hood & Multnomah Falls Tour

￥21,228

per traveler

96% of travellers recommend

Portland Timbers Football Game at Providence Park

￥19,076

per adult

Portland: 2-hour Lunch Cruise on the Willamette River

Portland: 2-Hour Lunch Cruise Through Downtown

￥14,046

per adult

98% of travellers recommend

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Full-Day Portland City & Gorge Waterfalls Combo Tour

￥26,336

per traveler

98% of travellers recommend

Full-Day Northern Oregon Coast Tour

￥21,228

per traveler

94% of travellers recommend

Shanghai Tunnels Underground Tour - with Beer Tasting

￥7,023

per adult

80% of travellers recommend

Crater Lake National Park Self-Guided Audio Tour

￥3,031

per traveler

Hopscotch Portland Immersive Art Experience

￥4,788

per adult

100% of travellers recommend

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Oregon must see attractions

1. Crater Lake National Park

Crater Lake National Park is a natural experience that creates lifelong devotees. People fall in love with this landscape and the remarkable lake at its center. Navigate the placid waters of Crater Lake on a boat tour. Cast a fishing line into a deep reserve filled with trout and salmon. Inhale the crisp, piney air of this forested wonderland.

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2. Moda Center

Watch top sporting action, family shows and concerts by national and international artists at the Moda Center, a multi-purpose arena with a capacity for nearly 20,000 spectators. This popular venue is used for ice shows, rodeos, hockey games, conventions and more. The arena is also the home of the Portland Trail Blazers basketball team and the Portland Winterhawks, a junior ice hockey team.

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3. Oregon Zoo

Gaze at the majestic big cats of Africa, see an underwater view of the flooded Amazon Forest and enjoy the graceful spectacle of the Asian elephants at the Oregon Zoo.

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4. Multnomah Falls

Multnomah Falls is among the most iconic and picturesque of the many cascades decorating the tributaries that flow into the Columbia River. Icy water drops majestically from its rocky summit, which is 611 feet (186 meters) high. Leave your car in the parking lot beside the highway and walk along the scenic trail for 5 minutes to see the waterfall in all its glory.

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5. Cannon Beach

About two hours’ drive from Portland, Cannon Beach is known for its natural beauty, thriving arts and craft community, and charming village atmosphere maintained through strict limitations on the number of large chain stores and restaurants.

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What to do in Oregon

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Crater Lake National Park

9.8/10 (578 reviews)

Come at least once to see the pristine blue water, snowy bluffs and alpine splendor of this park. Return again to immerse yourself in its beauty.

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Where to stay in Oregon

Find the best Oregon areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Oregon

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Sunriver

Unique features of Sunriver include the golf courses and river views. Make a stop by Sunriver Resort Golf Course or Deschutes River while you're exploring the area.

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Downtown Portland

Known for its stunning river views and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in Downtown Portland. Check out top attractions like Portlandia and Portland City Hall, and jump on the metro at City Hall-SW 5th and Jefferson Street Station or SW 6th-Madison Street Station to see more of the city.

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Northeast Portland

If you're spending time in Northeast Portland, check out sights like Moda Center or The Grotto and hop on the metro to see more the city at Parkrose-Sumner Transit Center or NE 82nd Avenue Station.

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Pearl District

You might take some time to check out the abundant dining options in Pearl District. Spend some time visiting top spots like Powell's City of Books, and catch the metro at NW 10th & Johnson Stop or NW 11th & Johnson Stop to see more of the area.

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Southeast Portland

Consider a visit to Mall 205 and take some time to enjoy the abundant dining options during your time in Southeast Portland. If you want to see more of the city, jump on the metro at SE Powell Boulevard Station or SE Holgate Boulevard Station.