Aloha
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Get around
The easiest way to get around Aloha is by car. However, Tri-Met also makes traveling within Aloha, and the rest of the Portland area, quite easy and affordable, although occasionally time consuming. Buses run throughout Aloha and connect to MAX stops.
See
Harvey the RabbitHarvey is a large rabbit that graces the side of S.W. Tualatin Valley Highway. He will often be seen holding something festive, for example, a Christmas tree in December.
Jenkins Estate.A refurbished farm, the Jenkins Estate boasts a log cabin and beautiful Rhododendron Gardens with fantastic views of the Tualatin Valley.
Do
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The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club
address: 4805 SW 229th StOne of the finest golf courses in the world, the Reserve boasts two courses (one public, one private), first class facilities, and occasional major tournaments. Cooper Mountain VineyardsNo visit to Aloha is complete without a trip to several wineries.
Buy
CostcoHere you can buy large quantities for low prices.
GoodwillOne man's trash is another man's treasure. Goodwill is one of the largest second-hand store chains in the nation.
Big Lots!Check out Big Lots! for great deals on anything you can think of.
Eat
Lupe's EscapeA casual atmosphere with great Mexican food.
Nonna Emelia's Ristorante ItalianoThe best Italian food on the West Side.
Shangri-LaA traditional Chinese restaurant, Shangri-La boasts some of the finest cuisine in Aloha.
Toshi'sA small Japanese restaurant, Toshi's serves sushi and cooked food.
Wu's Open KitchenWatch the chefs prepare your meal.
Reedville CafeA local favorite, the Reedville Cafe has been a landmark of Aloha for years, since its humble beginnings as "The Shack."
Blue Moon DinerLove malts? Check out this 1950s flashback restaurant.
Drink
Coffee RushAmong the best cups of coffee you will ever have, this humble drive-up shop uses only the finest ingredients.
Dr. Feelgood's PubA typical, laid-back neighborhood bar.
Top Notch TavernLocated in the heart of Aloha, this tavern is a landmark.
Sleep
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phone: +1 503 642-4531address: 3333 SW 198th StAAA approved, this hotel offers nice rooms at reasonable prices. It is across the street from the "Fab 5" Intel campus, so it is convenient for those traveling to do business with the microelectronics giant.
Go next
- West. Take Highway 8 (Tualatin Valley Highway). This will take you to the cities of Hillsboro and Forest Grove, the home of Pacific University. North of Forest Grove is Banks. Banks is known for fantastic golfing, specifically at Quail Valley and Pumpkin Ridge. West of Forest Grove, after a few wineries, is the Oregon Coast Range. The Oregon Coast Range is a haven for outdoorsman; it has fantastic hiking, camping, and fishing. Further west is the Oregon Coast. From Aloha, it is very easy to get to the coastal towns of Tillamook, Lincoln City, and Cannon Beach.
- South. Head South on Grabhorn Road to farm country. Here you can explore Tileflat Treasures and tour fantastic wineries.
- East. Beaverton is a nice city with lots of parks. Past Beaverton, is Portland, the largest city in Oregon. Beyond Portland is the Cascade Mountains, the most famous of which is Mount Hood. There is also fantastic windsurfing in the Columbia River Gorge.
