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October 1-2, 2011 ·
Indoors At The Tillamook Fairgrounds |
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These Local Attractions |
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Tillamook
Pioneer Museum
The largest and best museum on the Oregon
Coast with 35,000 artifacts and antiques.
A must see! Incredible exhibits include a
stagecoach, blacksmith shop, logging
display, cheese-making equipment, quilt
room, and replicas of great-grandma's
kitchen and an 1851 Stump house. Enjoy
seeing everyday items pioneers used from
sewing machines to guns. Hours 10-4
Tuesday Saturday. Admission $3
Adults, $2 Seniors, 50 Cents 12-17, and
Under 12 Free - 2106 2nd St. 503-842-4553
www.tcpm.org |
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Tillamook
Cheese Factory
Located two miles north of the city of
Tillamook, this is one of Oregon's most
visited tourist attractions. The cheese
factory features an observation deck,
video tour, dairy industry museum, retail
gift store, deli, and Tillamook ice cream
parlor. Open daily 8am-8pm June-August
and 8am-6pm September-May 503-815-1300
www.tillamookcheese.com |
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Blue
Heron French Cheese Company
Housed in a converted Dutch dairy barn,
the Blue Heron offers something for the
whole family. Sample the richness of the
famous brie, taste the gourmet foods,
enjoy the wine tasting room, and wander
through the eclectic gift shop. Stop by
the delicatessen for freshly baked bread,
homemade soups, salads, and sandwiches
before visiting the wonderful petting
farm. Daily 8am-8pm June-August and
9am-5:30pm September-May 503-842-8281 or
800-275-0639 www.blueheronoregon.com 2001
Blue Heron Drive. |
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Latimer
Quilt And Textile Center
This 1930's school building showcases a
full range of handmade textiles,
particularly quilts. See working looms,
quilting, spinners, weavers, and other
textile arts in progress. Gift shop
features handwork and one-of-a-kind
creations. 2105 Wilson River Loop in
Tillamook. Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm,
Sunday 12pm-4pm. Admission $3 Adults,
$2.50 Seniors, Under 12 Free.
503-842-8622 |
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Tillamook
Air Museum
The largest wooden structure in the
world, this huge blimp hangar is full of
historical aircraft, exhibits, theater,
gift shop and a 40's style diner. Located
2 miles south of Tillamook off HWY 101.
Hours daily 9am-5pm. Admission $7.50
Adults, $4 6-17, Free 5 and under.
Handicap accessible with complimentary
wheelchairs. 503-842-1130.
www.tillamookair.com |
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Munson
Creek Falls
At 266 feet high, Munson Creek Falls is
the tallest waterfall in the coast range.
Hikers can choose between a quarter-mile
path to the base of the falls at a picnic
table or a 3/8 mile trail to a viewpoint
including wooden walkways clinging to a
cliff that leads to a small viewing
platform. Don't forget your camera! Seven
miles south of Tillamook on HWY 101, no
restrooms or trailer turnaround. |
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Cape
Meares Lighthouse
Located ten miles west of Tillamook, this
historical lighthouse, in operation from
1890 to 1963, stands only 38 feet high at
the edge of a 200-foot cliff. Visitors
can climb up to the lantern and inspect
the lens, observe native birds, and see
annual whale migrations. Other park
attractions include nature trails and the
legendary Octopus Tree. There is an
interpretive gift shop in the lighthouse.
Hours 11am-4pm daily April-October. Free.
503-842-2244
www.oregonstateparks.org/park |
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Port
Of Garibaldi
Garibaldi has a rich history of explorers
like Gray, Drake, Cook and Vancouver who
visited the site of a whaling and fishing
village of the Tillamook Indians. Today's
visitors will enjoy the marina walking
path which includes an antique train
display, fishing charters, seafood
companies, and restaurants featuring
fresh seafoods. The bay also offers
excellent clamming, a pier for crabbing,
and a Coast Guard station. Marina boat
launch and RV parks are popular draws. |
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Garibaldi
Museum
Learn about 18th Century sailing and the
discovery of the Columbia River. Exhibits
about shipboard life in Capt. Robert
Gray's expedition. Explore the Garibaldi
Room with history of Garibaldi and the
fishing fleet. Clothing and videos, ship
models, antiques, and child-friendly
interactive videos and puzzles. Hours -
noon to 4 pm, Thursday through Monday,
May through October. Admission - Adults
$3, Ages 5-18 and Seniors $2.50, and free
for kids under 5 and groups. 503-322-8411 |
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To Do |
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Crabbing
A major sport at Tillamook,
Netarts, Nestucca and Nehalem
Bays. Boats and crab rings are
available for rent in these
locations. Rules and regulations
are provided in the Oregon Sport
Fishing Regulations Guide. |
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Clam
Digging
A popular sport in Tillamook
County. License is required. |
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Fishing
Tillamook County, with its nine
major streams, is an outstanding
area for sport fishing. Charter
boats are available at Garibaldi
and Pacific City, in addition to
individual boat rentals. |
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Hiking
& Beachcombing
Tillamook County offers a wide
variety of locations to hike and
beachcomb along 75 miles of sandy
beaches. The forest surrounding
the county offers trails of
beauty leading into the forests
and green meadows. |
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Parks
& Campgrounds
Many campgrounds are operated by
the state, county, Forest
Service, Bureau of Land
Management, and private
individuals. Most campgrounds
offer tent camping, hiker/biker
areas and full hook-ups. |
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Biking
· Golfing · Hang Gliding ·
Kayaking · Sail Boarding ·
Shopping · Surfing |
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Proceeds Fund
Grade School Art Literacy Programs
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