Restaurants, tasting rooms, pubs, and other public-facing businesses may choose to reopen—but may do so with physical distancing restrictions, shortened hours, and capacity limits. Check out this guide to the Willamette Valley, the home of pinot noir.
We're here to help. Eugene's Running Scene: Track Town U.S.A. Stay Local and Safe in Oregon Wine Country This Summer Enjoy the Willamette Valley Outdoors This Summer Willamette Valley Restaurants Open Up for Outdoor DiningStay Local and Safe in Oregon Wine Country This SummerWillamette Valley Restaurants Open Up for Outdoor DiningMuch of the Willamette Valley has entered Phase Two for reopening.
From historic towns to quirky cities, craft breweries to farm stands, the Willamette Valley offers inviting escapes up and down every curve of the river corridor. A trip to Oregon isn't complete without a tour of Oregon wine country.
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From casual happy-hours to vineyard tours, we’ve got something for everyone.The mission of the Willamette Valley Wineries Association is to promote, preserve and advance the prestige of Oregon’s Willamette Valley AVA and its wines through the support of our members, community and environment.All Content Copyright 2020 - Willamette Valley Wineries Association. Home to two-thirds of Oregon’s wineries and vineyards, our valley is known as one of the premier Pinot noir–producing areas in the world.
Use this map to see whether a certain county has reopened—and what that may mean for local businesses. Visitors should make reservations or call ahead whenever possible. Amalie Robert Estate is 35 acres of sustainably farmed vines and a gravity flow winery stitched into the sedimentary foothills outside of Dallas, Oregon. Leisure travel is strongly discouraged at this time, and any visit should be planned with caution and respect for our communities.Yamhill County entered Phase Two of reopening on June 6, 2020.
Stay safe by staying local.In the meantime, we’re proud to join industry partners in committing to a safer Willamette Valley. The mission of the Willamette Valley Wineries Association is to promote, preserve and advance the prestige of Oregon’s Willamette Valley AVA and its wines through the support of our members, community and environment.
Check out our While the number of wineries continue to grow in the Willamette Valley, winemakers haven’t lost their personal, handcrafted approach to making wine, or their desire to do things a little differently. Leisure travel is strongly discouraged at this time, and any visit should be planned with caution and respect for our communities.Marion and Polk counties entered Phase Two of reopening on June 19, 2020. Leisure travel is strongly discouraged at this time, and any visit should be planned with caution and respect for our communities.Clackamas County entered Phase One of reopening on May 23, 2020—and will remain in Phase One for, at minimum, 21 days. Restaurants, tasting rooms, pubs, and other public-facing businesses may choose to reopen—but may do so with physical distancing restrictions, shortened hours, and capacity limits. Businesses have started to reopen around Oregon, but leisure travel remains discouraged for now.
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Restaurants, tasting rooms, pubs, and other public-facing businesses may choose to reopen—but may do so with physical distancing restrictions, shortened hours, and capacity limits.