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Retire to Oregon State
Whether you choose the capitol city of Salem or prefer the quaintness and low-key lifestyle of a small college town that is Eugene, you have a distinct choice in becoming part of either of these most highly ranked cities in a state where culture amenities abound. Considered a cosmopolitan city that is not only friendly but is ranked as having one of the best summer climates anywhere, Portland offers an array of gardens and parks, beautiful landscapes, great shopping and cuisine as well as an assortment of cafes, arts, and entertainment that distinguishes this city as the most ideal place to retire. Living in Portland affords you the opportunity to become immersed in the natural beauty of Mt. Hood, Columbia River Gorge, and the wine country. Moreover, Portland has over 37,000 acres of parkland whose landscape is widely known to encompass more greenery than in any other state. In contrast, Eugene is home to the University of Oregon, and is considered the best college town offering an atmosphere and small town charm with an abundance of cultural attractions as well. Located in Willamette Valley, Eugene offers the best of both worlds. Considered a paradise for those who enjoy outdoor recreational activities, this city is known for its extraordinary environment which offers such amenities as hiking, biking, golfing, and other activities which make up the picturesque canvas that is the McKenzie River Valley, the Cascade Mountains, and the Oregon Coast. Retire to Oregon and you will immediately develop a love for this diverse state. Portland, Oregon Eugene, Oregon  Retire to Eugene, Oregon it has been touted as one of the most livable cities in the United States. Eugene is a college town which is home to the University of Oregon. The quaint and small town charm of this beloved city has been well documented, and has been the key focus of retirees for quite some time.Eugene is served by a major airport, Amtrak rail service and major bus lines. Corvallis, Oregon  Corvallis is a beautiful college town nestled in the scenic Willamette Valley between the Coastal and Cascade Mountain Ranges. The Oregon coast can be reached within a scenic one-hour drive. A mild climate, recreational opportunities plus a small town atmosphere make Corvallis an ideal place to retire. Beaverton, Oregon  Touted as one of the best places to live by Money Magazine, Beaverton offers those who wish to move there a sense of community, and the neighborhoods are geared toward a high quality of life encompassing family life and a strong work ethic. A park is located within a half mile of every home and the City features 30 miles of hiking trails and a 25-mile network of bike paths.
Tualatin, Oregon  As the baby boomers soon emerge as the largest group of retirees in the next few years, they will certainly be looking to relocate to a place that offers a lifestyle that is of the highest quality. Tualatin is one of those cities. Considered to be the fastest growing community in Oregon, it offers retirees the best of both worlds. More than 110 acres of parklands and an active tree preservation and planting program have earned Tualatin the nickname "Tree City, U.S.A." Check out other States to Retire *Arizona *California *Colorado
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