Highway 26 Through the Metro-Valley is Mostly Traffic, But There’s Fun to Be Had
Find Your Oasis Along the Urban Core of Highway 26
Apex Has an Excess of Seating and a Dad-Punk Aesthetic
Double Dragon is the Quintessential Cutesy Portland Patio
Brooklyn Park Pub Has an Expansive Selection of Whiskey and a Hidden Gem of a Patio
Teutonic Wine Company Has a Small Patio, But It’s Often Empty, So Take Advantage
Don’t Miss Hopworks’ Sprawling, Second-Story Deck in the Rear for Secluded Seating
You Can Find Carts on Foster Owner Steve Woolard’s Homebrews on Tap at Pod Bar
Cooling Off With a Frozen Rosé on Thunderbird’s Patio Should Be Priority No. 1 on a Hot Day
Assembly Brewing Has Outdoor Real Estate That Keeps the Party Going Late
Bar Maven’s Redesigned Patio Offers Plenty of Bench Seating Shrouded by Bamboo
Lay Low Carries On Club 21’s Legacy and Offers an Outdoor Haven for Chain-Smokers
Bucket Brigade is a Sports Bar With an Enclosed, Hidden Patio
Play Pingpong on Cedarville Inn’s Covered Porch
There Really is a Regulation-Size Vollyball Court You Can Rent in Southeast
Bar 33’s Patio is Outfitted With a Low-Budget Carnival’s Worth of Games
The Low Road is One of Gresham’s Sleekest New Bars
You Can Hunt for the State’s Rock Like They’re Easter Eggs Just Off Highway 26
Top Golf is the Ultimate Drive Bar, With 100 Climate-Controlled Bays to Test Your Swing
Tour the World’s Trees in One Day at Hoyt Arboretum
Catch a Foul Ball and Hug a Hop at Hillsboro’s Minor League Baseball Stadium
Venture Into Portland’s Urban Woods
See (and Smell) Why We’re the Rose City at the International Rose Test Garden
Experience Tranquility and Tea at the Most Authentic Japanese Garden in the U.S.
Get Your IRL Animal Cuteness Fix at the Oregon Zoo
Make “Rose City ‘Til I Die” Your Mantra By Attending a Timbers Match