Love fishing, farm-to-table and cycling? Wine, boarding and ballooning? That’s okay. In fact, it’s all good here. Whatever species of traveler you are, from Histo-farm-karter to Links-cast-cavore, we’re your getaway.
Urban kayaking, rural bike rides, scenic valley wineries, and awe-inspiring mountain hikes are just a few examples of the many things to do in The Territory. Make your visit even better with a stay in a rustic cabin or stylish hotels next to some amazing tax free shopping. It’s all here.
From thriving local arts communities to the West Coast’s best single-malt scotch list, our urban scene has it all. Don’t forget the abundance of Oregon history celebrated in museums and murals, as well as historic streets filled with tempting tax-free shopping.
Wander the fertile Willamette Valley farms where homegrown specialties, like ripe berries and giant dahlias, fill your belly and soul. Our many award-winning wineries will give you no choice but to stay and relax awhile.
The 11,245-foot snowy peak of Mt. Hood caters to mountain sports enthusiasts and breathtaking view lovers alike. Explore the Mt. Hood National Forest, bike along epic mountain trails and scenic bikeways, and enjoy the rush of the Clackamas River corridor.
Tiny homes are the next big thing, not just in housing, but in vacation stays as well. The Mt. Hood Tiny House Village at the Mt. Hood Village Campground in Welches is a fun, beautiful and a unique v...
Day 1 Oregon City was the first city of the Oregon Territory and the perfect place to begin your Oregon Trail journey. Start at the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive and Visitor Center where you ca...
Fall has certainly arrived here in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory and with that the explosion of color that is fall foliage. Various trees are starting to take on radiant reds and dazzling yellows, amon...
As the temperature drops, so do the leaves in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory. But before they do, many trees put on a brilliant display of color as beautiful as you could ever imagine. And one of the be...
France is known as a culinary powerhouse. So what would draw a French chef to make his home in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory? The answer is just about everything, according to chef Pascal Chureau, who...
PUMPKIN PATCHES - October Fall is here, and that means pumpkin spiced everything is on the market. Well, you can’t have the spice without the pumpkin, and fortunately we have a lot of farms in M...
Wine country has become synonymous with Oregon and we celebrate that relationship every May with Oregon Wine Month. Many of these Oregon wineries call Mt. Hood Territory home as the fertile soils of...
Heritage Trail App marks Oregon Trail's 175th Anniversary
This year marks the 175th anniversary of the Oregon Trail and the more than 400,000 people who embarked on the month's long journey to make Oregon their home, and the newest addition to the Mt. Hood...
People are becoming much more concerned with what they eat. They like to know what goes into their food, and know where those ingredients came from. With Field and Vine Dinners, fine dining enthusias...
Growing up in Oregon we learned at a young age about the importance of our home State in our nation's history. In particular, a town just outside of Portland named Oregon City since it is home to the...
Mt. Hood Territory Tap Trail guides you on a craft drink journey
Oregon has become renowned for its makers culture, and Mt. Hood Territory has been at the forefront of this wave. In the past few years we’ve gone from having a small handful of breweries to we...
