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INDEX See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Bars and pubs, 110–116 Bartini, 110 Baseball, 92 ccommodations, 35–48. See also A Basketball, 92 Accommodations Index Berbati’s Pan, 109 best, 3–5 The Berry Botanic Garden, 83 outside Portland, 46–48, 1 Biking, 88, 128 25–126, 131, 135, 137–139 The Bite of Oregon, 13 Addresses, finding, 27–28 Blackfish Gallery, 99 Aequis, 92 Blue Sky Whitewater Rafting, 91 Airport MAX (Red Line), 17 Bonneville Lock and Dam, 118 Aladdin Theater, 109 Bookstores, 101 Alberta Arts District, 30 Borders, 101 Alma Chocolate, 66 Boundary Ridge Trail, 142 Alotto Gelato, 68 Boxxes/Redcap Garage, 116 American Automobile Association Breakfast restaurants, 64 (AAA), 18, 28, 145 Brewers Festival, 13 Amnesia Brewing Company, 114 Brewpubs, 112 Amtrak, 18 Bridge of the Gods, 118, 120 Andrea’s Cha-Cha Club, 109 Bridgeport Brewpub & Bakery, 113 Antiques, 98–99 Bridge Tour, 87 Antoinette Hatfield Hall, 106 Broadway Across America, 108 Ape Cave, 143–144 Broadway Cab, 34 Arcadia Beach Wayside, 130 The Bullseye Connection Archery Summit, 137 Gallery, 99 Area codes, 145 Burnside Street, 27 Argyle Winery, 137 Bus tours, 86 Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, 106 Bus travel, 18, 31 Art galleries, 99–101 Artichoke Music, 109 Artists Repertory Theatre, 108 alendar of events, 12–14 Astoria, 123 C Cana’s Feast Winery, 137 Astoria Column, 124 Cannon Beach, 129 Astoria Visual Arts, 125 Cape Kiwanda, 134 ATMs, 19 COPYRIGHTEDCape Lookout MATERIAL State Park, 134 Audubon Society, 79–80 Cape Meares State Scenic View- Augen Gallery, 99 point, 133–134 Auto racing, 92 Carlton Winemakers Studio, 137 Car rentals, 33 Car travel, 17–18, 33 agdad Theater, 115 B Cascade Locks, 120 Bailey’s Tap Room, 112 C.C. Slaughters, 116 Barnes & Noble, 101 15__537701-bindex.indd537701-bindex.indd 152152 33/15/10/15/10 111:491:49 AM Cellphones, 25 153 CHANGES/Designs to Wear, 103 Ecola Beach State Park, 129–130 Charles W. Bingham Forest Ecotourism, 22–24 Learning Center at Mount Ecotrust, 24 St. Helens, 142 Edgefield Theater, 115 Chinatown, 29 The Egyptian Club, 116 Chocolates, 66 Electricity, 145 Chocolate Tasting and More, 66 Elephantastic!, 12 Christmas at Pittock Mansion, 14 Elk Rock Gardens of the Bishop’s Classical music, 107–108 Close, 83–84 Clear Creek Distillery, 105 Embassies and consulates, 146 Climate, 10–11 The Embers/Avenue, 116 Club and music scene, 108–110 Emergencies, 146 The Columbia Gorge, 117–123 Entry requirements, 14–16 Columbia River Maritime Museum, E-Passport, 15 124 Columbia Sportswear Company, 102–103 Families with children, 8–9, 22 Cooking classes, 24 accommodations, 44 Crafts, 101 restaurants, 60 Credit cards, 19–20 shopping, 104–1 05 Crown Point, 117 sights and attractions, 85 Cruises, 86 Farmers Market, 74 Crush Bar, 115 Fashion, 102 Crystal Ballroom, 109–110 Fat Tire Farm, 88 Crystal Springs Rhododendron Finnegan’s Toys and Gifts, 104–105 Garden, 83 First Thursday, 29, 99 Cultural District, 29 Food and wine trips, 24 Currency exchange, 18–19 Food carts, 69 Customs regulations, 15–16 Forest Park, 79, 89–90 Free or almost free activities, 7 Free Rail Zone, 27, 31 Dance clubs, 109, 116 Dance performances, 107 Darcelle’s XV, 108 Gallery at Museum of Contempo- Day spas, 92 rary Craft, The, 101 Debit cards, 19–20 Gardens, public, 83–84 Department stores, 102 Gasoline, 146 Departure, 110 Gays and lesbians, 21, 115–116 Deschutes Brewing, 113 Gelaterias, 68 Disabilities, travelers with, 21 Golf, 89 Dobbes Family Estate, 137 Grape Escape, 88, 138 Doctors and dentists, 145 Green Dragon, 112 Do Jump, 107 Greyhound Bus Lines, 18 Domaine Drouhin Oregon, 137 The Grotto—The National Sanctu- Domaine Serene, 137 ary of Our Sorrowful Mother, 84 Doug Fir Lounge, 110 Downtown, 29 accommodations, 36–42 Hanna Andersson, 104 restaurants, 49–53 The Hat Museum, 72 sights and attractions, 73–75 Hawthorne District, 30, 98 Drinking laws, 145 Haystack Rock, 130, 134 Driving rules, 34 Health concerns, 20 15__537701-bindex.indd537701-bindex.indd 153153 33/15/10/15/10 111:491:49 AM 154 Hiking, 89–90 Leonidas, 66 Hoffman Farms Store, 136 Lewis and Clark National Historical Hoffman Gallery, 101 Park, 124 Hoffstadt Bluffs Visitor Center, 142 Lola’s Room, 110 Holiday Ale Festival, 14 Lucky Labrador Beer Hall, 113 Holiday Parade of Ships, 14 The Lucky Labrador Brew Pub, 113 Holidays, 11, 146 Hood River, 120 Hospitals, 147 Macy’s, 102 Howloween at the Zoo, 13 Made in Oregon, 104 Hoyt Arboretum, 79 Mail, 147 Huber’s, 110 Main arteries and streets, 26–27 Hug Point State Recreation Site, Manzanita, 130 130 MAX (Metropolitan Area Express), 31, 32 McCormick and Schmick’s Harbor- Imago Theatre, 107 side Pilsner Room, 111 Imelda’s, 103 McMenamins Kennedy School, 114 In Good Taste, 24 Medical requirements for entry, 16 International Rose Test Garden, Memorial Day Weekend in the 79, 80–81 Wine Country, 12 Internet access, 25 Metalurges, 99–100 Irvington, 30 MetroVino, 114 Itineraries, suggested, 70, 72–73 Mike’s Movie Memorabilia Collection, 72 Mill Ends Park, 84, 94 Jake’s Famous Crawfish, 111 Mint/820, 111 Jamison Park, 97 Mio Gelato, 68 Jamison Square, 85 Mission Theater, 115 Japanese Garden, 79, 81 Mississippi Studios, 110 Jazz, 109 Money and costs, 18–20 Jimmy Mak’s, 109 Mother’s Day Rhododendron Johnston Ridge Observatory, 142 Show, 12 Mountainside Lavender Farm, 136 Mount Hood Jazz Festival, 13 Kathleen’s of Dublin, 103 Mount Hood Meadows, 90–91 Kayaking, 90 Mount Hood Railroad, 120–121 Keller Auditorium, 106 Mount Hood Skibowl, 91 Kendall Planetarium, 76 Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Kennedy School Theater, 115 Monument, 141–144 Multnomah County Library, 25 Multnomah Falls, 117–118 Ladd’s Addition, 30 Museum of Contemporary Craft, Lange Estate Winery & Vineyards, 76, 96 137 Langlitz Leathers, 102 Lan Su Chinese Garden, 77, 94 Neahkahnie Mountain, 130 Last Thursday, 30 Nehalem Bay State Park, 130 The Laura Russo Gallery, 99 Neighborhoods in brief, 28–30 Laurelhurst Theater, 115 Newspapers and magazines, 147 Laurelwood NW Public House, 113 New Year’s Eve, 14 Layout of Portland, 26–28 Nightlife, 106–116 Leif Erikson Drive, 88 Nike Factory Company Store, 103 15__537701-bindex.indd537701-bindex.indd 154154 33/15/10/15/10 111:491:49 AM NIKETOWN Portland, 103 Penner-Ash Wine Cellars, 137 155 Nob Hill, accommodations, 42–43 Peter’s Walking Tours of Nob Hill/Northwest, 98 Portland, 87 Noble Rot, 114 Petrol, 146 Noon Tunes, 13 Pharmacies, 148 Nordstrom, 102 Photographic needs, 148 Northern Oregon coast, 123–135 Photo ops, 80 North Mississippi Avenue, 30 Pier 39 (Astoria), 124 North Park Blocks, 96 Pioneer Courthouse Square, Northwest/Nob Hill, 29 73–74, 95 Northwest Portland Pioneer Place, 94, 104 accommodations, 42–43 Pittock Mansion, 82 bars and pubs, 113 Police, 148 restaurants, 54–58 Ponzi Vineyards, 136 Nourish by Spa Chakra, 92 Portland Aerial Tram, 32–33 Portland Art Museum, 75 Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Oaks Park Amusement Center, 85 Gallery, 100 ¡Oba!, 111 Portland Audubon Society, 79–80 Oceanside, 134 Portland Beavers, 92 Oktoberfest, 13 Portland Brew Bus, 86 Old Church, 107 Portland Building, 74 OMNIMAX theater, 76 Portland Center for the Performing OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science Arts (PCPA), 106–107 and Industry), 22, 76–77 Portland Center Stage, 108 Oneonta Gorge, 118 Portland Children’s Museum, 85 Opera, 108 Portland City Grill, 111 Oregon Ballet Theatre, 107 Portland Farmers Market, 74 Oregon Brewers Festival, 13 Portlandia, 74 Oregon Culinary Institute, 24 Portland International Airport, 17 Oregon Heritage Farms, 136 Portland International Film Oregon Historical Society Museum, Festival, 12 74–75 Portland International Raceway, 92 The Oregonian, 12 Portland Marathon, 13 Oregon Maritime Center & Portland Movie Tours, 86 Museum, 76, 94 Portland Opera, 108 Oregon Symphony, 107–108 Portland Outdoor Store, 102 Oregon Wines on Broadway, The Portland Pendleton Shop, 102 105, 114 Portland River Company, 90 Oregon Wine Tours, 88, 138 Portland Rose Festival, 12–13 Oregon Zoo, 12–14, 81–82, 108 Portland Saturday Market, Oswald West State Park, 130 77–78, 94, 101, 104 Outdoor activities, best, 8 Portland Streetcar, 32 Outdoor pursuits, 88–91 Portland Trail Blazers, 92 Portland Underground Tours, 87 Port of Cascade Locks Visitors Pacific City, 134 Center, 120 Paloma Clothing, 103 Post offices, 148 Parking, 33–34 Powell’s City of Books, 28, 96, 100 Passports, 14, 147–148 Prescription medications, 20 Pearl District, 29, 78, 98 Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery, 100 Pelican Pub & Brewery, 134–135 Purple Roofs, 21 Peninsula Park Rose Garden, 83 15__537701-bindex.indd537701-bindex.indd 155155 33/15/10/15/10 111:491:49 AM 156 Skiing, 90–91 Quintana Galleries, 96, 100–101 Smart Park garages, 34 Smith Berry Barn Farm and Garden Market, 136 Radio Cab, 34 Smoking, 148 Rain, average days of, 11 Snowboarding, 90–91 The Real Mother Goose, 101 Southeast Portland, 113 REI Co-Op, 90 restaurants, 61–65 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