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Newberg is the northern gateway to Oregon’s Willamette Valley, the first town on Highway 99W driving from Portland — the famous route to hundreds of vineyards and wineries. Over 65 wineries claim an address in Newberg itself, ranging from Oregon Pinot Noir pioneers like Adelsheim and Rex Hill wineries with bucolic estate vineyard sites, to seven downtown tasting rooms within walking distance of one another. In addition to being a prime location for grape growing, Newberg is also home to hazelnut farms, fruit orchards, dairies, and flower farms (including numerous u-pick lavender farms). Newberg’s charming, relaxed, walkable downtown is dotted with owner-operated restaurants, cafés, galleries, and shops, as well as the Chehalem Cultural Center, George Fox University, and the Hoover-Minthorn House, the only presidential site in Oregon. Newberg’s peaceful, picturesque surroundings can be enjoyed through vineyard tours, river paddles, hikes, golf, cycling, scenic drives, or a simple picnic in the park.