Beaverton, OR

Follow this linear park and trail system that winds through the city for over 15 miles. It connects neighborhoods, parks, and shopping areas, offering a paved, accessible path for walking, running, and biking amidst greenery.

Support local performing arts at this long-standing community theater. They stage a variety of productions throughout the year, from classic plays to modern musicals, in an intimate setting.

Stroll along Broadway and Canyon Road for a concentrated dose of local flavor. Must-visits include Decarli for modern Italian, Loyal Legion for one of Oregon's largest tap lists, and the seasonal Beaverton Farmers Market.

If you're visiting in summer, don't miss this vibrant evening event. It features local artisans, live music, and diverse street food, transforming a city parking lot into a festive community gathering.

Tee off at a premier Pacific Northwest golf destination. This 36-hole facility hosts professional tournaments and offers public play on beautifully maintained courses surrounded by vineyards and fir trees.

Let kids loose at one of the city's most innovative and popular playgrounds. The expansive, castle-themed play structure with slides, climbing nets, and swings is a guaranteed hit for families.

The historic heart of the city, centered around Broadway and Canyon Road. This is where you'll find City Hall, the library, a mix of local shops and restaurants, and community events like the farmers market. It's the most pedestrian-friendly area.

A sprawling, master-planned community in southwest Beaverton known for its excellent schools, extensive trail networks connecting parks and creeks, and a mix of newer homes. It's quintessential family suburbia with plenty of green space.

A modern, mixed-use development adjacent to the MAX light rail station. This area is defined by its plaza, public art, movie theater, and concentration of restaurants and cafes like Ava Roasteria, creating a lively urban center.

A stylish, town-center style development near the Nike campus. It blends upscale shopping (REI, Crate & Barrel) with dining patios, a beer garden, and apartments, catering to the area's tech and professional workforce.

A sought-after, established neighborhood northeast of downtown. Characterized by mid-century and traditional homes on larger lots, mature trees, and proximity to the Tualatin Hills Nature Park. It offers a serene, park-adjacent lifestyle.