Oregon Twilight & Halloweentown 2‑Day Adventure

Day 1: Twilight Filming Locations

Morning: Start with a scenic drive to the Columbia River Gorge, where the iconic forest scenes of *Twilight* were captured. Enjoy a short hike to the overlook for photo‑ops (≈2 hrs).

Afternoon: Head to Multnomah Falls, featured in the movie’s waterfall sequence. Take the stair‑way to the viewing platform and grab a bite at the nearby café (≈3 hrs).

Evening: Return to Portland and explore the historic Portland Japanese Garden, a serene spot reminiscent of the film’s quiet moments. End with dinner in the Pearl District (≈2 hrs).

Day 2: Halloweentown Magic

Morning: Visit the Portland Art Museum, home to the temporary “Halloweentown 2” exhibit showcasing props and costumes from the film. Allocate time for a guided tour (≈2 hrs).

Afternoon: Drive to the coastal town of Astoria to explore the haunted Fort Stevens State Park, rumored to inspire the movie’s spooky castle setting. Take the ghost‑walk trail and enjoy a seaside lunch (≈4 hrs).

Evening: Conclude the trip with a night‑time lantern tour at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) “Haunted Lab” event, perfect for a festive Halloween vibe (≈2 hrs).

Time and Cost Estimates

• Columbia River Gorge – 2 hrs – Free (parking $5)
• Multnomah Falls – 3 hrs – Free (parking $5)
• Portland Japanese Garden – 2 hrs – $19 admission
• Portland Art Museum (Halloweentown 2 exhibit) – 2 hrs – $15 admission
• Fort Stevens State Park – 4 hrs – Free (parking $7)
• OMSI Haunted Lab – 2 hrs – $12 ticket
• Meals & Snacks – 2 days – Approx. $70
• Total Estimated Cost – $128

Tips

If you have extra time, add a sunrise hike at Mount Hood or extend your stay with a ghost‑tour in downtown Portland. To shorten the itinerary, skip the museum exhibit and focus on the outdoor locations; you’ll still capture the essence of both films while keeping travel time minimal.