Weekend guide

48 hours in Beaverton, Oregon

A two-day route built from 12 independent listings on this hub — not a paid ranking.

  1. Saturday afternoon

    Settle in outdoors

    Start on the patio while the light is still good.

    Open Cascade Brewing Blending House →

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    Cascade Brewing Blending House

    Beaverton, Oregon

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  2. Saturday night

    Stay out for the room

    Live music nights make this the later stop.

    Open Little Beast Brewing →

    Microbrewery

    Little Beast Brewing

    Beaverton, Oregon

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  3. Sunday midday

    Eat with the pour

    A calmer second-day stop before you head out.

    Open Cooper Mountain Ale Works →

    Microbrewery

    Cooper Mountain Ale Works

    Beaverton, Oregon

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  4. Sunday evening

    One more round

    Close the weekend at a highly rated independent taproom.

    Open Cooper Mountain Winery →

    Winery

    Cooper Mountain Winery

    Beaverton, Oregon

Planning FAQs for Beaverton

How should I spend 48 hours in Beaverton taprooms?

Start at Cascade Brewing Blending House, then Little Beast Brewing, Cooper Mountain Ale Works, Cooper Mountain Winery. The route uses 12 independent listings in Beaverton, Oregon.

What is the best dog-friendly taproom in Beaverton?

Cascade Brewing Blending House is a top dog-friendly taproom in Beaverton, with Cooper Mountain Ale Works also welcoming pups. Look for the dog-friendly filter on this hub.

Which breweries in Beaverton have outdoor patios?

Cascade Brewing Blending House, Little Beast Brewing, McMenamins - Cedar Hills list outdoor patio seating. Patio listings on Taprooms Near Me also cover fire-pit and heater nights.

Where are food trucks parked near Beaverton taprooms?

Food-truck rotations are limited in the Beaverton listings right now. Check individual taproom pages for tonight’s lot.

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