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Is it time for you to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday city life? Perhaps to unwind on a backcountry byway that will take you into a chapter of Oregon history? I am a big fan of Oregon's little roads; you know, the ones without numbers. Linn County has a few and sometimes these… More

Covered bridges are one of Oregon’s little secrets. I’m a fifth-generation native Oregonian, and I grew up with graceful old Weddle Covered Bridge in my hometown of Sweet Home. However, I didn’t realize until recently that Oregon’s abundance of covered bridges is a rarity. Turns out, not every kid grows up playing on a covered… More

There is so much water running under the covered bridges of Linn County that it’s no surprise when you cross paths with some real whoppers at the Roaring River Hatchery in Scio. Here the rainbow trout tip the scales at 15 pounds. Roaring River is one of several facilities run by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Department… More

Make this Scio tradition part of your itinerary when you visit Linn County’s covered bridges. Serving baked pies and pastries, savory barbecue, home-style meals and a variety of hot and cold beverages. Drive-thru and sit-down breakfast, lunch and dinner. ​ More

The pet-friendly Rodeway Inn hotel in Albany, OR is located off of Interstate 5, nearby the Linn County Fair & Expo Center. Amenities include free continental breakfast and free WiFi. More

U-pick and harvested apples, apricots, beets, blackberries, blueberries, boysenberries, broccoli, carrots, cherries, corn (sweet), cucumbers, eggplant, grapes, marionberries, melons, onions, pears, peas, peaches, peppers, plums, winter squash, strawberries, tomatoes, other vegetables, honey from hives on the farm, fresh eggs.Open June - October. More

A fun place for league bowling, open play, and miniature golf. Snacks, burgers, pizza and special packages make this a great place for your next birthday or special event. Lake Shore Lanes also has a newly expanded arcade room with the latest games and a great selection of prizes, all at family friendly prices. More

Enjoy an adventure with scenic views on the Willamette and McKenzie Rivers with Scenic Jet Boat Tours. Captain Mike will take you along paths that most people don't get the chance to see. More

This beautiful park stretches along the riverfront.  It features a Gazebo, expansive lawn areas, public restrooms, memorial benches and picnic tables.North park has play structure and swings. Harrisburg ‘Beach’ has access here, as does a limited use boat landing. More

The NW Art & Air may be the best little late summer festival around: with three days of fun! Watch hot air balloons ascend in early dawn flights Friday, Saturday and Sunday and illuminate the night sky during the magical night glow event, on Friday (weather permitting).  Friday and Saturday Timber-Linn Memorial Park will come alive with music, artists, a vintage car show, family activities and food from a variety of vendors. Musical artists will give evening performances. For the adults, there’s a wine and... More

The Holiday Inn Express offers an indoor pool, jacuzzi, breakfast, pet-friendly rooms and more. It is located adjacent to the Linn County Fair & Expo Center. More

Offering an indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi suites, a full breakfast and more, Albany's Comfort Suites is located adjacent to the Linn County Fair & Expo Center. It has 3000 square feet of meeting space and is a pet-friendly facility. More

Detering Orchards has been serving the Willamette Valley since 1934. They offer U-pick fruit, pumpkins and peppers, a petting barn, seasonal farm activities and farm store.  More

Calapooia Clay Studio is a place where people can learn to grow creatively and produce pottery. More

The Talking Water Gardens project, an engineered treatment wetlands, is open to the public seven days a week from sunrise to sunset. Talking Water Gardens is a public works project that cools treated wastewater before entering the Willamette River.  Wetland cells are connected by soft-surface walking trails. Many trails are elevated to give visitors a beautiful view of the natural system at work including the plants and wildlife that have found this place as a new home. More

Albany is a history and architecture lover’s destination. The city's four historic districts include styles from the 1840s through the late 1920s. In fact, Albany has one of the most varied collections in Oregon. There are more than 700 historic buildings in three of the districts all located within an area of approximately 100 square blocks. Tour them on your own, or visit for seasonal celebrations such as the Interior Home tour in July and Christmas Parlour tour in December.  Please visit Albany Visitors Association to... More

 Every year, selected homeowners in Albany’s historic residential districts open up their homes for a public tour. The home tours are a priceless way to get an up-close look at the lovingly-restored historic homes in Albany. For information call the Albany Visitors Association at (541) 928-0911. More

The Albany Visitors Association is a bike, dog and family-friendly welcome center, bursting with information about Albany, Linn County and Oregon. Visitors are greeted with genuine hospitality. Trained staff and volunteers are knowledgeable about Oregon, and ready to serve visitors as well as residents looking for ideas to entertain their guests. More

Have you ever wanted to throw paint at your best friend? You can at Splatter Box! Housed in the historic Albany iron works warehouse, you’ll find the one-of-a-kind splatter box. Once inside the splatter box, you can paint a canvas, fling it on the walls or even the people in your group.The splatter box is available for parties. For hours, please call (541) 231-7922. More

Start your discovery of Albany, Oregon, and surrounding areas at the Albany Regional Museum. The museum’s permanent and rotating exhibits include thousands of artifacts and photographs encompassing the area’s rich history and contemporary interests including the specialty metals industry that helped launch the world’s first nuclear submarine. Timber, another important industry, is also recognized. The Albany Timber Carnival, the nation’s premier event celebrating this industry, is showcased and the museum’s exhibit highlights the women and men who made the carnival so great.Detailed dioramas also portray several historic... More

Shop for amazing treasures from over 50 street vendors and the Albany Antique Mall sidewalk sale. Then tour over 100 amazing cars. When you get hungry, have lunch at one of Historic Downtown Albany’s fabulous restaurants or go organic and visit the Farmer’s Market. All within walking distance of each other. More

With 54 rotating taps and a focus on Pacific Northwest selections, you are destined to find an old favorite or discover a new one at The Garage. In addition to a great selection of brewery-fresh craft beer, they offer an assortment of cider, kombucha tea, wine, sangria, and soda.  More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More

Enjoy scenic paddle board floats on the Willamette River. Paddle board lessons, tours, and rentals are available  Saturday and Sundays frp, May to October. For more information visit Willamette Paddle's website.     More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More

Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.  The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.  Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus... More