• Where is Dundee, Oregon located?
    • Dundee is located about thirty miles outside of Portland, offering a much slower pace of life compared to the busy city.
  • What makes Dundee a great travel destination?
    • The town is known for its world-class wine and beer, delicious food, and abundant adventure.
  • What natural features surround Dundee?
    • Dundee is nestled between the picturesque Dundee Hills on one side and the scenic Willamette River on the other.
  • Why is Dundee known for wine?
    • The town has become a magnet for excellent wineries, particularly attracting fans of Pinot Noir from all over the world.
  • What kind of food scene does Dundee offer?
    • Dundee has developed a great culinary scene, especially for farm-to-table cuisine.

Attractions for Couples

For foodies: Red Hills Market

Savor local eats and browse artisan goods on a relaxed weekend foodie trip.

For foodies: Red Hills Market

© Red Hills Market

The Red Hills Market first opened its doors in the local Dundee community in 2011, fulfilling a lifelong dream of Michelle and Jody Kropf. This market takes inspiration from the Willamette Valley’s local bounty and serves seasonal, simple dishes that are popular among both locals and tourists alike, including locals nightly specials, sandwiches, and unique wood-fired pizzas. The Red Hills Market has become a destination for a daytrip into Oregon’s Wine Country, where winery goers can stop for pastries and espresso or a bloody mary or mimosa, as well as for supplies for a picnic or a game of cornhole.

155 SW 7th St, Dundee, OR 97115, Phone: 971-832-8414

For sparkling wine fans: Argyle Winery

Sip sparkling wines and admire vineyard views on a romantic tasting experience.

For sparkling wine fans: Argyle Winery

© Argyle Winery

Rollin Soles, a vintner pioneer, founded the Argyle Winery in 1987 with an idea that the Willamette Valley’s cool climate was ideal for the production of sparkling wines. The wines produced at Argyle now include sparkling wines, Riesling, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay, and have received acclaim for their uncommon ageability, vineyard-driven character, and elegance. The Argyle Winery offers leisurely, seated wine tastings in its gorgeous Tasting House, as well as on the patio or outdoor porch. Visitors are recommended to allow forty-five to sixty minutes for tastings and there are three regular flights to choose from, along with special flights.

691 Highway 99W, Dundee, OR 97115, Phone: 503-538-8520

For romantics: Torii Mor Winery

Visit a serene tasting room and enjoy an easy, scenic vineyard escape.

For romantics: Torii Mor Winery

© Torii Mor Winery

The Torii Mor Winery is a set high within the Dundee Hills and focuses on working in harmony with the surrounding nature. Visitors can choose from a variety of wine tasting experiences in the Asian-inspired Tasting Room in Dundee, just steps away from the Olson Estate Vineyard, as well as explore the serene Japanese garden. Tastings include samples of Pinot Noirs and whites, and each tasting experience offers a different look into the wines and the Torii Mor’s winemaking process.

18323 NE Fairview Dr, Dundee, OR 97115, Phone: 503-538-2279

Date Ideas

For eco-conscious travelers: Winderlea Vineyard and Winery

Look at valley views and savor elegant Pinot on this couples-friendly stop.

For eco-conscious travelers: Winderlea Vineyard and Winery

© Winderlea Vineyard and Winery

The Winderlea Vineyard and Winery is a boutique, small winery in the beautiful town of Dundee, Oregon. The focus here is on Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs, produced in limited quantities to highlight the best characterics of the vineyard. Wines produced at Winderlea are class in style, handcraft with little intervention using French oak barrels, resulting in excellent, food-friendly wines. One thing that makes the Winderlea Winery unique in the region is that the proceeds from wine tasting fees are donated to ¡Salud!, which is an organization providing healthcare to vineyard workers and their families in the vineyards of Oregon.

8905 NE Worden Hill Rd, Dundee, OR 97115, Phone: 503-554-5900

For casual wine tasters: Dobbes Family Estate

Taste bold blends and explore welcoming grounds on your summer wine adventure.

For casual wine tasters: Dobbes Family Estate

© Dobbes Family Estate

The Dobbes Family Estate is situated just around forty minutes away from Portland, Oregon, yet feels like another world. Visitors can stop by the winery’s “outdoor living room” with their friends and family to experience wine tasting flights featuring very drinkable wines, light bites, and beers on tap at the Hideaway at Dobbes. The Dobbes Family Estate is open to the general public seven days a week, and has knowledgeable and friendly staff to guide visitors through wine tastings, as well as provide information about the winery and the winemaking process.

240 SE 5th St, Dundee, OR 97115, Phone: 503-538-1141

For design enthusiasts: Furioso Vineyards

Admire modern architecture and enjoy a stylish, unusual tasting with exciting wines.

For design enthusiasts: Furioso Vineyards

© Furioso Vineyards

At the Furioso Vineyards, the belief is that “great wine starts with great grapes,” which is why the winery focuses on farming their own organic vineyards to ensure quality year-round. Just like the wines produced by Furioso, the renovated Barrel Room, Tasting Room, and Winery complex is reflective of the unique aesthetic perspective of Giorgio Furioso, developer/artist and founder of Furioso Vineyards. Visitors can sample wines inside the tasting room, which offers a view of the Crush Pad and harvest experience, or relax during warmer weather on the outdoor Piazza that provides amazing views of the vineyards.

8415 NE Worden Hill Rd, Dundee, OR 97115, Phone: 844-387-4676

Unique Wineries

For heritage wine fans: Hyland Estates Winery

Discover old vines and sip complex wines during your affordable wine country trip.

For heritage wine fans: Hyland Estates Winery

© Hyland Estates Winery

Established in 1971, the Hyland Estates Winery features vineyards spanning across more than two hundred acres of Oregon’s scenic Willamette Valley, making it one of the largest and oldest vineyards in the state. Wine enthusiasts can visit the tasting room to learn about the history of the winery and vineyard, as well as sample a variety of handcrafted, estate-grown wines. The tasting room is typically open every day Estate-grown wines produced by Hyland Estates include Gewurztraminer, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Pinot Noir. Experiences include Seated Tastings, the Founders Room Experience, and the Indoor Patio/Outdoor Bottle Experience.

20980 NE Niederberger Rd, Dundee, Oregon 97115, Phone: 503-554-4200

For luxury seekers: Domaine Roy & fils

Relax on the terrace and savor fine Pinot during a romantic afternoon.

For luxury seekers: Domaine Roy & fils

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Domaine Roy & fils aims to create wines at the highest level of transparency and purity from grapes grown in Carlton and Dundee. The wines produced here highlight the full expression of the terroir and vintage through the owners’ commitment to organic farming, a minimalist approach to winemaking, and meticulous stewardship of their land. All of the hospitality wine experiences include a cellar visit, as well as enjoy a hosted and seated wine tasting of several current releases.

8351 NE Worden Hill Rd, Dundee, OR 97115, Phone: 503-687-2600

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Best Time to Visit Places to Stay Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and vineyard blossoms, perfect for wine country exploration. Black Walnut Inn & Vineyard – A luxurious stay with breathtaking views of the Willamette Valley. Visit local wineries – Tour renowned vineyards such as Argyle Winery and Domaine Serene.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and sunny, ideal for wine tastings and outdoor dining. Inn at Red Hills – A cozy and charming boutique inn in the heart of Dundee. Explore the Dundee Hills AVA – Enjoy world-class Pinot Noir and scenic vineyard views.
Fall (September-November) – Cool air and vibrant fall foliage, perfect for harvest season. La Bastide Bed & Breakfast – A French-inspired retreat offering a peaceful stay. Attend a harvest festival – Experience wine grape stomping, tastings, and seasonal events.

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