Places Of Interest in Zigzag, OR

Well-regarded art gallery in Portland's Pearl district.Well-regarded art gallery in Portland's Pearl distri

A beautiful urban garden with a classical Chinese design.A beautiful urban garden with a classical Chinese desi

Portland Center Stage at The Armory is the largest theater company in Portland that produces fully professional theatrical production for the community, and

A swing music nightclub.A swing music nightclub.

Our winemakers Kevin Ross and Bob Switzer became friends on the soccer fields of Portland, Oregon. Based upon their mutual appreciation of great red wine

Our 154-acre wooded resort is surrounded by the Willamette National Forest. Our hot springs have been used for thousands of years as a sanctuary and sacr

Erath’s urban tasting room, located in the heart of Portland’s Historic Pearl District, is now open for tasting experiences by advanced reservation only.

Curiously Mind-Expanding Treasures & Oddities inspired by the Garden and Natural Sciences... "it’s like trespassing into the laboratory of an elegant a

hammer + vine is a local plant shop offering a curated collection of houseplants and handmade goods. Visit our terrarium table for drop-in planting.hammer

The Overlook House is a perfect venue for your wedding, anniversary, business retreat or any special event that deserves a beautiful & unique setting, in t

The Meadow was founded by Mark Bitterman in 2006 out of a shared love for food, culture, and travel. Before opening his first shop, he'd spent the greater pa

Portland's ground zero for unique art, books, comics, gifts, urban legends, interesting history, interactive exhibits, events, and an unforgettab

Bonnet is Portland's local Millinery and Hat Shop. We offer a constantly changing, seasonal selection of hats for women and men. Along with a carefully curat

A popular destination for nature lovers, this arboretum contains many different species of trees.A popular destination for nature lovers, this arboret

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is an urban oasis, a national park nestled in the heart of the Portland-Vancouver Metropolitan Area,. Rich in history a

The Pittock Mansion was home to Portland pioneers Henry and Georgiana Pittock from 1914 to 1919. Today the Pittock Mansion offers us a uniquely person

A Winery & Tasting Room in NW Portland, minutes away from Forest Park, on the #77 Tri Met busline and a 15 minute walk from the Pearl district. Tas

This Queen Anne Victorian was once the residence of George C. Marshall, the architect of the plan for European recovery after World War II. Marshall occupi

Serving as the main supply depot for the Hudson's Bay Companys fur trading business in the 19th century, this 366-acre reserve features many importa

Fort Dalles Museum is housed in the 1856 Surgeon's Quarters once part of Fort Dalles. It was opened as a history museum in 1905 by the local chapter of t

A modern apothecary, tea shop, and community space in downtown Vancouver, WA.A modern apothecary, tea shop, and community space in downtown Vancouver,

Experience an exciting on-deck tour of PT Boat 658, the only operational World War 2 Patrol Torpedo boat left in the world. These boats were the most heavi

Small local winery set just outside of Battle Ground,WA with a fun old world charm we offer wine tastings and many fun events including live music and Movi

Airfield Estates is a family owned and operated winery and vineyard situated in the Yakima Valley. For four generations, our family has been farming in th

In 2019, Maryhill launched a new tasting room in Vancouver, Washington, in the city's highly anticipated redeveloped waterfront district, The Waterfro

Portland's best escape room experience. Huge rooms, immersive sets, and challenging gameplay. Perfect for a night out, weekend outing, or corpora

Experience the exceptional at The Columbia, the newest waterfront apartment home community in Vancouver, Washington. The Columbia at the Waterfront

Take a walk through an era when America was strong and proud. Imagine a simpler time. From streets that were fanfaired with smaltz and glass beaded signs