Beaverton got its name from the numerous beaver dams in the water near the settlement area. One of the closest bodies of where you may even see a beaver dam is Dairy Creek, a 10.55-mile tributary of the Tualatin River. Enjoy a picnic near the creek at Dairy Creek Park or take a stroll on its tree-lined trails. You can enjoy more of the outdoors by visiting Copper Mountain, where there is a 231-acre Nature Park. You can walk the gardens, hit the 3.5 miles of gravel trails or visit the Nature House. At this nature center building you can learn about your surrounding areas and about the various species that inhabit the park. If you’re looking for a more relaxing trip, chat with a glass of wine at Copper Mountain Vineyards.
Beaverton is situated between West Hills and Washington County’s farmlands. Due to its distinct location, you can enjoy local wine or traverse the foothills of this diverse city. For food grown in local farms, pick and forage your way through the Beaverton Farmers Market for a taste of local fare. Make the most of your trip to Oregon by squeezing in a day or two to visit Portland. After all, Beaverton is only seven miles away from Portland. Visit the Oregon Zoo or enjoy the sunshine at the Portland Japanese Garden, Washington Park or Tom McCall Waterfront Park, where you can often find art walks, farmers markets and more. More than 100 parks, bike paths and hiking trails await you in Beaverton. Hotels in this city offer everything you need to get a full night’s rest so you can enjoy the Oregon outdoors. Book with Choice Hotels in Beaverton for an adventurous journey through this Northwestern state. Book online now!