What To See in Portland, Oregon

Why not check on Wikitravel, or some other such suitable sites: " By plane The three largest commercial passenger airports in Oregon are: Portland International Airport (PDX) in Portland Mahlon Sweet Field (EUG) in Eugene Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport (MFR) in Medford Scappoose Airport Hillsboro Airport Salem Airport Portland International is served non-stop by most major airlines and by several international carriers; it is the only international port of entry for Oregon. Mahlon Sweet Field and Rogue Valley Airport are served non-stop by feeder lines to Portland and other regional hubs such as San Francisco, Seattle, and Salt Lake City. [edit] By train Amtrak [2] offers several ways to enter and travel throughout Oregon by train: The Empire Builder runs between Chicago and Spokane, Washington, where it then splits, with half of the train continuing to Seattle, and the other half to Portland. The Coast Starlight. Regarded by many as America's most scenic train ride, the Coast Starlight runs between Los Angeles, California, and Seattle, Washington, stopping at many Oregon towns including Portland, Salem, Eugene, and Klamath Falls. Amtrak Cascades. The Cascades is a special service that operates between Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada), and Eugene using special high-speed Talgo rolling stock. Stops include Portland and Albany. See the Amtrak website. For more information, see Amtrak's website, Wikitravel's article Rail travel in the United States, or the Wikipedia pages on each of this train services. " Excerpt from Wikitravel. Also from this site: http://wiki.couchsurfing.com/en/Portland,_Oregon