Road Trips from Tigard, OR
Planning a weekend escape from Tigard? You've got options. For quick, easy drives, there are several destinations within an hour, mostly on flat terrain with park access. If you're up for a longer haul, you can reach destinations over 200 miles away, primarily using highway routes, with some offering unique terrain or nearby national parks. This list gives you a mix of short hops and more ambitious journeys for your weekend planning.
Total Routes
8
Shortest
0.8h
With Parks Nearby
3
Under 2 hours
Full-day getaway
Weekend trip
Altamont, OR
5h 46m273.7 mi one way
This is a longer haul at 5.8 hours and 273.7 miles, predominantly on highway, with a drive score of 8. Notably, it features hilly terrain with moderate elevation changes and includes Crater Lake National Park nearby. This is your best bet for a longer trip with significant park access.
Bandon, OR
5h 17m248.3 mi one way
Covering 248.3 miles in 5.3 hours, this route is mostly highway with a high drive score of 9. The terrain is gently rolling. It's a longer journey, focused on highway travel, and does not highlight nearby parks.
Ashland, OR
5h 34m278.4 mi one way
This destination is 278.4 miles away, taking about 5.6 hours, and utilizes mostly highway with a drive score of 8. The terrain is gently rolling. It's one of the longer options, emphasizing highway travel.
Ontario, OR
7h 9m384.5 mi one way
The longest trip at 7.2 hours and 384.5 miles, this route uses mostly surface roads and has a drive score of 8. The terrain is hilly with moderate elevation changes. It's the furthest option, offering a different terrain profile than many shorter trips.
Phoenix, OR
5h 21m270.5 mi one way
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Redmond, OR
3h 42m166.5 mi one way
Altamont, OR
5h 46m273.7 mi one way
Bandon, OR
5h 17m248.3 mi one way
Ashland, OR
5h 34m278.4 mi one way
Redmond, OR
3h 42m166.5 mi one way
Altamont, OR
5h 46m273.7 mi one way
Bandon, OR
5h 17m248.3 mi one way
Ashland, OR
5h 34m278.4 mi one way
When to Go
Spring
With mostly flat terrain and park access on many shorter drives, spring offers pleasant conditions for exploring nearby options.
Summer
The longer highway routes become more appealing in summer, with hilly terrain options like Altamont providing varied landscapes.
Fall
Flat terrain and highway routes are suitable for fall travel. Consider the drive score when planning your leaf-peeping excursions.
Winter
Shorter trips on mostly flat terrain are advisable. Longer journeys with varied terrain might present more challenging winter driving conditions.
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