In many ways, a trip through the southern Willamette Valley is a trip through time. Recall another, simpler era with a driving tour or bike ride through the region’s historic covered bridges; sample award-winning wines from vaunted vintners; and see where the past and present collide with mural tours of Eugene, Springfield, and Cottage Grove.
From food carts to fine dining restaurants, the South Valley boasts both casual and elevated drinking and dining experiences throughout. Sample cutting-edge cuisine from hip and vibrant downtown restaurants, or savor a farm-fresh meal in the rural rolling foothills of the coastal range. No matter where you choose to drink and dine in the South Valley, your palate is sure to delight.
Two rivers collide — the mighty McKenzie and the wild Willamette — in the heart of the southern Willamette Valley, where nature and history offer a wide range of outdoor opportunities. Anglers love fishing the McKenzie, paddlers appreciate the relaxed nature of the Willamette River, cyclists enjoy tackling the 36-mile Covered Bridges Scenic Bikeway, and more.
In Oregon's Willamette Valley, wineries like Antiquum Farm focus on innovative, sustainable winemaking and farming practices that prioritize the land while creating unique, higher-quality wines. Learn how the Willamette Valley's farmers, wineries, and other small businesses work together to create more meaningful travel experiences that also support the community.
