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Broadmoor offers a wide selection of challenges. Undulating, tree-lined fairways, greenside bunkers and the Columbia River Slough provide a quality golfing experience.

The 9-hole Claremont Golf Course is a public golf course that opened in 1993. Claremont Golf Course measures 3077 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 132 and a 37.9 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels.

Colwood National Golf Club is a perfect place to escape from urban pursuits. Located in north Portland, it is easily acessible from both I-5 and I-205. With 18 challenging holes, Colwood's beautiful park-like setting--straddling the wildlife-rich Columbia and Whitaker Sloughs--makes it a welcoming oasis despite its proximity to the cities of Portland and Vancouver. Colwood is open year-round, with carefully manicured greens and superb drainage providing maximum playability from January through December. Broad, forgiving fairways and gentle terrain welcome golfers of all abilities, while bunkers and water hazards keep it challenging. Our full-service clubhouse features a well-stocked pro shop, full bar, casual restaurant, seasonal snack bar and expansive banquet room. Socialize on the course, in the lounge, or over a meal--a complete golf experience.

This facility has two excellent 18 hole courses.

After your round on either one of our two incredible golf courses, relax and enjoy a meal and refreshments in our grill and outdoor dining area.

Pumpkin Ridge opened for play in 1992. Though it hardly seems possible at such a young age, both Ghost Creek and Witch Hollow have established a rich and storied history by playing host to many of golf’s most prestigious championships.

At The Reserve, a unique rotating format enables public golfers to access two distinct 18-hole championship golf courses in Portland, Oregon - designed by award-winning architects John Fought and Bob Cupp and rated among the elite handful of the Pacific Northwest's most stunning tracks. Every aspect of The Reserve revolves around creating an unmatched golf experience for people who love the game - and appreciate the privileges, amenities, atmosphere and attention to detail expected at a high-caliber golf club.

For over 62 years, we’ve been delighting customers with our irresistible treats. We still follow the credos and innovative thinking of our founders, Burton Baskin and Irvine Robbins. With more than 6,000 retail shops in 35 countries, we’re now the world’s largest chain of ice cream specialty shops. (Located inside Jantzen Beach Super Center)

Boomers Bar-B-Que means slow smoking meat over low indirect heat produced by burning wood. They use locally grown apple wood combined with mesquite and pecan that infuse their meats with a high level of flavor, aroma and texture. So proud of their flavor they serve the sauce on the side. Boomers is committed to genuine, outstanding Bar-B-Que. Come, sit, stay & play at Boomers.

Original Home of the Whopper.

Can you imagine a world without the Big Mac? Or Chicken McNuggets? Or Happy Meals? Luckily, back in 1954, a man named Ray Kroc discovered a small burger restaurant in California, and wrote the first page of our history. From that humble start as a small barbeque restaurant, we’re proud to have become one of the world’s leading food service retailers, with more than 32,000 restaurants serving more than 60 million people in more than 100 countries every day.

A list of traditional and original sandwiches, bento and choice of clam chowder or chicken noodle soup. Cold sandwiches, made to order on Italian ciabatta bread, range from chicken salad (with sun-dried cranberries, walnuts, celery, red onions, lettuce and seasoning) to tuna salad (sesame oil, diced onions, celery, lettuce and seasonings) and more traditional turkey and swiss or ham and swiss.

Stop by the deli today for a Signature Sandwich or Salad.

Starbucks has an unusually human approach to business. We always figured that putting people before products just made good common sense. Our relationships with farmers yield the highest quality coffees. The connections we make in communities create a loyal following. Our ability to accomplish what we set out to do is based primarily on the people we hire - we call each other "partners." We are always focused on our people. (Located inside Safeway Marketplace)

Today, the SUBWAY® brand is the world's largest submarine sandwich chain with more than 34,000 locations around the world. We’ve become the leading choice for people seeking quick, nutritious meals that the whole family can enjoy. From the beginning, Fred has had a clear vision for the future of the SUBWAY® brand. As we continue to grow, we are guided by his passion for delighting customers by serving fresh, delicious, made-to-order sandwiches. (Located inside Plaid Pantry)

From classics such as the Burrito Supreme® and Crunchy Taco to newer innovations like the Crunchwrap Supreme® or Volcano Taco, Taco Bell has created bold, flavorful food for over 45 years. Think outside the bun!

It was 1978 when two guys who had a great recipe for deep dish pizza opened the first BJ’s Chicago Pizzeria in Santa Ana, CA. The pizza was an immediate hit and as years went by, new BJ’s Restaurants were opened in beach cities along the southern California coastline.

The largest full-service family restaurant chain in the U.S and offers a casual dining atmosphere and moderately priced meals. Best known for its breakfasts served around the clock.

Floating in McCuddy's Marina on Hayden Island, the Island Cafe has been a Portland mainstay for 20 years. Floating amongst the sailboats and floating homes of the North Portland Harbor, it’s the perfect getaway for couples and families to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Choose from a menu that features everything from classic sandwiches and healthy salads to seafood selections and our famous Island Burger. Add a microbrew or a glass of wine, a cocktail or a soft drink, and you’ve got the recipe for an afternoon or evening on your favorite tropical island!

The place to kick back, strap on a bib and enjoy some awesome crabs, seafood and jam to rockin’ tunes on the many picnic tables.

Imagine steaks, seafood, chicken, and burgers cooked to perfection over an open flame. Or maybe you'd prefer one of our satisfying and innovative entree salads, sandwiches, burgers or pastas. From appetizer to dessert Stanford's is your gathering place. Relax in Stanford's warm interior and club-like ambiance with exceptional food quality and upscale-casual service standards.

Fun, festive, casual Mexican restaurant. Enjoy a margarita on the deck overlooking the Columbia River

Portland has long had a love affair with roses. In 1888, Georgiana Burton Pittock, wife of publisher Henry Pittock, invited her friends and neighbors to exhibit their roses in a tent set up in her garden; thus the Portland Rose Society was established.

A five-acre gem in the heart of Vancouver, Esther Short Park is the oldest public square in the state of Washington. It was established in 1853, when it was bequeathed to the city by its namesake. Today, it is anchored at its southeast corner by the 69-foot Salmon Run Bell Tower, made possible by generous donations from Burgerville founder and philanthropist, the late George Propstra and his wife Carolyn. A Glockenspiel diorama emerges from the tower on a regular schedule to depict a story of the Chinook Indians.

Governor Tom McCall Waterfront Park is a park located on the west bank of the Willamette River in downtown Portland, Oregon. It is 36.59 acres, comprising 16 tax lots owned by the City of Portland. The name of the park was changed in 1984 to honor former Oregon Governor Tom McCall. It is currently home to the Waterfront Blues Festival, Oregon Brewers Festival, Gay/Lesbian Pride Festival and The Bite of Oregon Festival. The park is also the host of many Rose Festival events.

A national historic landmark, the Cedar Creek Grist Mill rests on a steep, rocky slope at the bottom of a narrow gorge. Built in 1876, it is the only water powered grain grinding mill in Washington that has maintained its original structural integrity and grinds with stones. The scenery around Cedar Creek Grist Mill is enchanting – heavily wooded with a beautiful stream. The south side of the creek has four picnic tables that offer a wonderful view of the stream, the mill and covered bridge. Visitors are treated to a tour of how the mill still works today. Huge pulleys and belts spinning above and below are turning and churning to produce flour, corn meal and apple cider. Take home samples of the products created by Mother Nature.

National Historic Site– Headquarters and main supply depot for the Hudson Bay Company’s fur trading operations. The Fort became the center of political, cultural, and commercial activities in the Pacific Northwest. This reconstructed fort offers exhibits, educational films, cultural demonstrations and an audio tour.

Built in 1886, the elegant Queen Anne style Marshall House served as home to Brigadier General George C. Marshall and his wife Katherine from 1936 to 1938. At Vancouver Barracks Marshall commanded the Third Division's 5th Infantry Brigade and the region's Civilian Conservation Corps camps. Later during World War II, Marshall served as the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army. He was Secretary of State (1947-1949) and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the Marshall Plan which helped rebuild the economies of Europe and the Pacific nations after the war.

Considered "the finest dwelling house north of the Columbia" upon completion in 1878, this Italianate-Revival style home was first occupied by General Oliver Otis Howard, a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, founder of Howard University and the commanding general of the Department of the Columbia from 1874 to 1880. Today the house is the headquarters of Fort Vancouver National Trust.

Visit the last non-nuclear powered submarine built by the U.S. Navy, and the last to be decommissioned after serving her country for 31 years at OMSI’s USS Blueback. The Blueback utilized radical new concepts in post World War II submarine design, the most important being the teardrop hull and a single propeller

Enter the dramatic galleries and explore the sights, sounds and stories of Oregon through a variety of exhibits for the entire family at the Oregon History Center.

The Oregon Vietnam Veterans Memorial is a 3.25 acre outdoor memorial dedicated to Oregonians who served in the Vietnam War. It is located in Portland, Oregon’s Washington Park. The memorial was dedicated in 1987, inspired in 1982 by visits to the national Vietnam Veterans Memorial by five veterans and the parents of a marine killed in Vietnam, Walker and Macy of Portland.

Take some time and explore the Pearson Aviation Museum—aviation milestones that have taken place at Pearson Field! Browse through their exhibits and displays, highlighting those pioneering days of aviation in the Northwest. See antique aircraft of the golden Age of flight on display and learn of their historic past in the Museum’s gallery.

The Pioneer Courthouse is a federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon. Built beginning in 1869, the structure is the oldest federal building in the Pacific Northwest, and the second oldest west of the Mississippi River. Along with Pioneer Courthouse Square, it serves as the center of downtown Portland. It is also known as the Pioneer Post Office because a popular downtown Portland post office was, until 2005, located inside. The courthouse is one of four primary locations where the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit hears oral arguments. It also houses the chambers of the Portland-based judges on the Ninth Circuit.

Nestled in the west hills of Portland, the Pittock Mansion soars 1,000 feet above the city’s skyline. A century old symbol of Portland’s dramatic transformation from a small lumber town to bustling city is an architectural wonder.

Although Ulysses S. Grant served as quartermaster at Fort Vancouver from 1852 to 1853, he never lived in the Grant House, which was the post commander's quarters. During the American Civil War, Grant was the leading general in the Union Army. Later he served as President of the United States from 1869 to 1877.The Grant House, built in 1849, is the oldest remaining building at Vancouver Barracks. It began as a log structure, but eventually was covered with plank siding. Today the Grant House is a restaurant open to the public.

Jantzen Beach is taking a fresh look at modern-day retail. Combining top national retailers, conveniently surrounding the mall in an open-air setting, with an interior mall of local and one-of-a-kind merchants. Home of the largest running wooden carousel in the country, the 1921 CW Parker Carousel is the jewel of Jantzen Beach and is open daily.

Featuring the best in antique and contemporary 3D imagery The 3D Center of Art and Photography houses everything from antique stereocards to View-Master, contemporary 3D photography, lenticulars, anaglyphs, and computer generated 3D art.

The Oregon Maritime Museum’s steam sternwheeler Portland is moored at the Willamette River in downtown Portland’s Waterfront Park. Experience the adventure of a lifetime on our rivers when you explore the last operating sternwheel steam tug in the United States.

Step through the doors of the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry and enter a world of discovery and imagination! An array of interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, planetarium presentations, laboratory experiments and off-site classes and camps offer people of all ages an adventure. Climb onboard and tour an actual submarine and learn about the technology of underwater exploration. The state-of-the-art OMNIMAX Theatre utilizes a five-story domed movie screen to create a cinematic experience unlike any conventional flat-screen theatre. You can always count on finding something new and exciting at OMSI.

The Portland Art Museum is internationally recognized for its collection of more than 42,000 objects reflecting the history y of art from ancient times to today. Spanning 35 centuries of Asian, European and American art, the museum regularly features national and international traveling exhibitions and offers a full program of tours, lectures, films and special events.

At the Portland Children's Museum the mission is to inspire imagination, creativity and the wonder of learning in children and adults by inviting moments of shared discovery. Portland Children's Museum was founded by visionary Dorothea Lensch in 1946 as part of Portland Parks and Recreation. The Museum is now the sixth oldest children’s museum in the country, and each year the Museum welcomes more than 245,000 children from birth to age ten and their caregivers.

The Columbia River Maritime Museum is one of the country’s finest displays of shipwrecks, lighthouses, fishing, navigation and naval history. Explore the conning tower of a submarine and the reconstructed bridge of a US Navy Destroyer! Or, take a tour of a floating lighthouse, the Lightship Columbia. The museum has a store with an extensive inventory of quality maritime publications and unique gifts!

Mission: To inspire and educate, promote and preserve aviation and space history, and honor the patriotic service of our veterans. While our aircraft, exhibits, and artifacts offer stunning examples of aviation achievement, we also strive to create an environment that not only teaches children, youth, and adults about aircraft, but also demonstrates the importance of human skills like mathematics, science, teamwork, determination, and perseverance.

Duck Pond Cellars Winery’s beautiful tasting room and marketplace offer our guests the opportunity to sample our fine wines and shop for unique gifts and gourmet products. Our tasting room welcomes visitors daily from 10am—5 pm May—September, and 11am—5pm October—April. The winery is located between the towns of Dundee and Newberg on the west side of Hwy 99W. Founded in 1993, Duck Pond Cellars owns and operates 840 acres of vineyards in the valleys of northern Oregon and slopes of eastern Washington. Growing in these diverse climates allows Duck Pond Cellars to produce the best quality fruit for a wide selection of wines. Between Dundee and Newberg on the west side of Hwy 99W.

Open year round to the public in our cozy Loafing Shed tasting room located in our historic 1915 big red barn. Come enjoy a tasting or a glass of wine, purchase wine for yourself or others and explore some of our unique gifts.

The Eyrie Vineyards, founded by David and Diana Lett in 1966, is located in the Red Hills of Dundee, about 30 miles SW of Portland. It was named for the red-tailed hawks who make their home in the fir trees at the top of the first vineyard plantings. In the winter of 1965, after earning a degree in viticulture and enology and research in Europe, 25-year old David Lett moved to Oregon “with 3,000 grape cuttings and a theory”. He planted the cuttings in a rented nursery plot, and went looking for the perfect vineyard site. It was the first planting of Pinot noir, Chardonnay, and related varieties in the Willamette Valley, and the first Pinot Gris in America.

“Blending wine produces outstanding flavors by combining the unique qualities of each varietal. I blend each wine to accent distinctive characteristics. However, if a single varietal makes me dance on tables (my wife has pictures) I release it as is.” - Gary Gougér, Winemaker

In August of 2001, they opened their not so ordinary winery in a not so ordinary location. An industrial district, tucked in between Reed College, Crystal Springs Rhododendron Gardens and the Brooklyn Train Yard, is home to several artists, a micro brewery and the chicks phat, funky warehouse turned winery.

Rudy Marchesi came to wine and to Montinore Estate via the Bronx and New Jersey. Guided by a passion that was instilled early on by his Italian grandparents, Rudy sought out Oregon as a place that enabled creativity and, with careful coaxing, could grow grapes capable of delivering wine showcasing the truest expression of the land where it was grown. A place where one could, within the estate, grow the grapes, make the wine and send it out into the world. Rudy became proprietor of the 230 acre farm in 2005 after many years overseeing operations and as the vineyard consultant. Taking his experience as a winegrower, winemaker and wholesale distributor full circle, he returned back to the land, with a mission to make wine from the ground up. Taste the latest vintage of our estate grown and bottled wines at their source. Bring a picnic and stay awhile. The view, the wines and the people you meet are all easy to enjoy.

When their parents Bill Blosser and Susan Sokol Blosser planted their first vines in 1971, they needed all of their youthful self-confidence, energy and determination to make their way because there was no wine industry in Oregon. Today, with over 400 wineries and more than 19,000 acres of vineyards, Oregon wines are available throughout the world. Sokol Blosser has survived, grown and prospered as a family-owned and run operation, and we are proud to have been part of developing and shaping Oregon's now prominent wine industry.

A combination of determination and extraordinary people has brought Willamette Valley Vineyards from an idea to one of the region's leading wineries, earning the title "One of America's Great Pinot Noir Producers," from Wine Enthusiast Magazine.ž