![]() ![]() When you want to relax or experience some peace and tranquility, you can visit one of Portland’s beautiful gardens such as the Portland Japanese Garden and the Lan Su Chinese Garden. At Portland’s Tryon Creek State Park you can go horseback riding, hiking or biking. If you’re looking for outdoor adventure, you’ll find lots of it in Portland. And if you’re into live music, this is a great city to see a live performance. Portland is also home to professional sports teams like the Portland Trailblazers (NBA) and the Portland Timbers (soccer). It is a good place for foodies to visit and is rich with history, big city charm and natural beauty. Portland is the largest city in the state of Oregon. Because there could be different elevations on the journey, if you’re renting a car an SUV might be a good option for your trip. This scenic route uses I-5 North the entire way. On this leg of the journey, you might be able to do some whale watching before you head further north to Tacoma and end your drive in Seattle. After visiting this quaint town, you’ll be on your way to the capital city of Washington, Olympia, where you’ll learn a lot about the state. Chehalis, also known as the Maple Leaf City, is rich in history. In Vancouver, you can go shopping before you leave for the next stop. The first stop you’ll make is just across the Columbia River from Portland. This 174-mile road trip will take you through both small towns and large cities. However, in parts of Portland, the speed on highways drops down to 50 mph. The speed limit along I-5 is 70 miles per hour for the entire drive. Also note that there are some tolls on I-5 in both Oregon and Washington. Because you are driving between two major metro areas, you should avoid leaving Portland or approaching Seattle during rush hour because of traffic jams. There aren’t any specific driving tips to be aware of on this road trip. ![]()
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