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ENJOY…SUMMER FUN!! School is out… time to pack a bag and “hit the road!” Travel along our driving tour routes from the heights of Mt. Hood to the rolling countryside of the Willamette Valley. Kick off summer with a visit to the 46th Annual Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts. Ride the trolley to experience pioneer heritage at the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center and other museums in Historic Oregon City. Shoot down the mountain on the alpine slide or get your thrills on any of the 20 attractions at Mt. Hood Skibowl Summer Adventure Park. Splash in the Big Surf wave pool at the North Clackamas Aquatic Park. Savor the aroma and colorful displays at the Clackamas County Lavender Festivals and take home tasty treats from the many farmers’ markets – now through October.

Don't forget to see the wide variety of events happening on July 4th!

There is plenty of tax-free shopping and dining, and choose from a wide variety of camping sites, and many urban, country or mountain RoadTrip lodging packages. The Mt. Hood Territory is filled with events for everyone in the family.

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Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory - Close to Portland...
A World Away^SM

From the 11,245-foot peak of its most recognized landmark, majestic Mount Hood, to the fertile Willamette Valley farms where homegrown specialties include tulips, berries, Christmas trees and wines, Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory is ripe with activities to be explored. Area offerings include historic tales stretching back to Pioneer days along the Oregon Trail and the Barlow Road, an abundance of festivals and events, diverse lodging and tax-free shopping. Year-round recreation for all skill levels stretches from the mountain (skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing) to our rivers and lakes (white-water rafting, kayaking, fishing and swimming) our trails (mountain biking, hiking, climbing and horseback riding) and other activities such as golfing and camping.

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