Scenic Routes & Trails in Oregon’s Tualatin Valley 

Where does your bike take you? Many find the perfect ride along the 50-mile Tualatin Valley Scenic Bikeway through scenic rural towns and farmlands.

Just minutes from Portland, the Vineyard and Valley Scenic Tour Route showcases this special comingling of attractions along its 60-mile drive through the serene Oregon countryside.

One of Oregon’s newest scenic byways, Trees to Sea, connects Tualatin Valley to the Pacific Ocean. Drive from the trails of Tualatin Valley, through the grand Tillamook State Forest, and to the rugged coastline of the Oregon Coast.

Built along an abandoned railway, the Banks-Vernonia State Trail provides 21 miles of beautiful scenery.

The Quilt Barn Trail showcases the art of agriculture in rural Tualatin Valley.

Discover the peaceful tranquility of the Tualatin River, a nearly 40-mile water trail.

Along the trail, you’ll discover evidence of centuries-old ice, rock and bone, including the sites where a mastodon and ground sloth were unearthed.

Vibrant bird and wildlife habitats provide naturalists opportunities to spot flora and fauna. Bring your binoculars, scopes and cameras and head out on a wildlife adventure in the Tualatin Valley.

Oregon’s rich history goes further back than just pioneer times. With the newly opened Tualatin River Greenway Trail, visitors can go back—way back!—to the Ice Age.

Discover public art pieces, such as bronze sculptures, murals, mosaic drinking fountains and garden art along a series of interconnected trails.

The Tualatin Valley is an artist’s enclave. Many talented artists live and create here, and their works of art can be viewed throughout the area along these self-guided art walks.

To help you plan your Tualatin Valley wine tasting getaway, we’ve put together some wine loops, that connect our wineries by a common theme, which will enhance your wine tasting experience.