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A centerpiece in Mt. Angel, the glockenspiel showcases the town's proud Swiss-German heritage. (Every September, the community hosts the Pacific Northwest's largest Oktoberfest.) The Glockenspiel plays at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. daily. This is a stop off the Silver Falls Tour Route. More

Fall Line is a fun, safe environment for all ages.Since 2003 Fall Line Sports has provided Silverton and the surrounding  community with top quality skateboarding, bicycle, and snowboarding equipment, clothing, and accessories. The store also offers professional service and repair for your bike and boarding gear. Fall Line offers a wide body of service options for your bikes, including bike assembly, installations, wheel true, brake adjustments, hub adjustments, overhauls and tune-ups. More

Considered the living room of Mount Angel, this large building is the home of the 49 foot Glockenspiel that celebrates the town’s German-Swiss heritage. It plays daily at 11 a.m.,1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. The restaurant’s menu is comprised of traditional German and American dishes. More

We are a small family owned winery, run by two fourth generation farmers. We offer tastings of our estate wines at our tasting room and private tastings at our 3 decade old vineyard. We hope you will visit us and enjoy the views of our own little slice of paradise! More

We invite you to come join us, relax, and immerse yourself in authentic German culture. Experience fine dining in our friendly atmosphere, where family is always welcome, and the chef takes the bounty of the Northwest and gives it a touch of Bavaria. More

Here in Oregon, Interstate 5 is most graciously known as the thoroughfare threading through our major cities. Yes, it’s a perfectly zippy path I’ve taken to get from place to place. But you don’t get a sense of the valley’s true charm until you slow down, pull off the main drag and ease into the rhythm of its historic small towns, each with its own sense of place and plenty of local favorites to uncover. More

Mount Angel is a great little town. It’s got that off-the-beaten track, locals-only, undiscovered territory kind of charm. We currently don’t have any stories or activities for this little gem, so we’re counting on you to go exploring and report back. More

Providing food specialty services for special events, festivals, weddings, family reunions, sports venues & corporate parties. Only the freshest ingredients and experienced staff. More

Mount Angel Abbey is a place where monastic life cultivates hard work and prayer, and every bottle will be brewed to the glory of God.  They use hops grown in their own backyard and pristine Oregon water, and they brew their handcrafted beer on sight, at the Abbey. All are welcome to enjoy the beer in gatherings of food and fellowship, nourishing both the body and spirit.  Benedictine Brewery is a "for-profit" business solely owned by Mount Angel Abbey. 100% of the profits are donated... More

The Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel were established in Oregon in 1882 by a small group of Sisters from Switzerland. In 1887 construction was started on the Monastery. This giant sequoia was planted in 1893 by Sister Protasia Schindler, one of the first American women to enter the religious community. She found the seedling beside the railroad tracks and planted it very close to the Monastery not knowing what type of tree it was and how large it could grow. Located at Queen of Angels... More

The Benedictine Sisters Community was founded in 1882 and their historic Monastery was built in 1887. Self-guided and guided tours available. Gift Shop. More

The museum features an eccentric collection of artifacts such as American Civil War memorabilia, an American mammal collection and the world’s largest porcine hairball. More

St. Benedict is a great little town. It’s got that off-the-beaten track, locals-only, undiscovered territory kind of charm. We currently don’t have any stories or activities for this little gem, so we’re counting on you to go exploring and report back. More

This Benedictine Abbey, founded by Swiss monks in 1882, is on a wooded hilltop that overlooks the town of Mt. Angel. On a summer hike along the paved Abbey walk you are likely to be greeted by Western Wood-Pewee, Swainson’s Thrush, and Bullock’s Oriole, with a good variety of warblers in migration. Open oak woodland habitats preserve native wildflowers along with Chipping Sparrow, Lazuli Bunting, and Western Bluebird. White-breasted Nuthatch, Downy Woodpecker and Brown Creeper are here year-round. Visit website for information on visiting for... More

The Willamette Valley's premier nine hole course, Evergreen's 3000yd, par 36 layout is surrounded by trees, farms and fresh air. Visit website to book your tee time! More

Located on our 4th generation family farm, our warm and rustic tasting room offers visitors a chance to taste through our 100% estate wines, meet the Hanson family and see our winery and vineyards. Bring your picnic and enjoy our patio! More

Founded in 1882, Mount Angel Abbey is a Benedictine Monastery. Visitors may join the Monks in prayer, stroll the grounds, and visit the Alvar Aalto Library and modest museum. More

Alvar Aalto’s Library was completed in 1970, and contains three stories and a mezzanine. The entire library except for the bottom floor is covered in natural light, and can seat 200 patrons. More

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is a truly stunning setting, with 40 acres of blooms in a rainbow of colors. Walk through the tulip fields, set against the gorgeous backdrop of Mt. Hood. Buy bulbs or cut flowers to take home, taste wine, and find weekend hot air balloons, vendors and activities for the whole family. Check website and Facebook page for updates on the flower bloom conditions as well as special events throughout the festival. More

Enjoy a day in the country at Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm & Vineyards. We have an easy atmosphere, with beautiful views of Mt. Hood and the Cascades, as well as the crops on our farm. More

One of the largest tulip and daffodil bulb farms in the Northwest. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm features 40 acres of color in bloom. Visitors can experience views of vineyards, distant mountains and gardens throughout the year.  Yearly events include the Tulip Festival, Pumpkin Festival, Fields of Terror, WS Winery and more. More

Oregon's oldest covered bridge. Named for the days when liquor was sold by the gallon or quart in a nearby house. The bridge was rebuilt in 1990. More

The blending of modern hard cider making with the best of traditional methods – perfected on the family farm spanning five generations. We strive to use as much fruit and ingredients from the farm as possible, and when we can’t we use only locally sourced Oregon products. More

The Bauman’s invite your entire family to the farm for year round excitement. Pumpkin patch, Christmas trees, nursery, fresh produce, bakery and animal barn. More

Complimentary tasting of a variety of whites, reds & dessert wines. Enjoy our unique, award winning wines in a relaxed atmosphere. More

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