
Visiting Portland Amid the Coronavirus
Know Before You Go
The statewide mask mandate has been lifted. However, masks are still required in health care settings and are recommended on public transportation, including buses, trains, airplanes and in airports.
Some businesses may continue to require masks and/or proof of vaccination or negative COVID test. Check with individual businesses before visiting and carry a mask with you just in case.
Visit the Oregon Health Authority website for more information.
Please click on the questions below to see the latest information about Oregon travel restrictions and visiting Portland during the COVID-19 pandemic. This information is changing quickly, and we do our best to keep this page current.
Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 and Visiting Portland
If I visit Portland from out of state, do I need to self-quarantine?
What is currently open in Portland?
While most COVID restrictions have been lifted in Oregon, individual businesses, restaurants, stores and attractions are determining their own operating strategies; please check with specific businesses before visiting.
Do I have to wear a face mask in Portland?
In addition, businesses may determine their own operating procedures, and some may continue to require masks and/or proof of vaccination. We recommend checking with individual businesses before visiting and carrying a mask with you just in case.
Check out the Oregon Health Authority website for more information.
Are Portland restaurants open for sit-down dining?
What events are happening this week/month in Portland?
Check our event calendar to find upcoming events, and be sure to visit individual event websites for the latest details.
What Portland hotels are open now?
Are social distancing restrictions in effect in Portland?
Where can I get COVID-19 testing ahead of international travel?
I’m fully vaccinated. Do I need to bring proof of vaccination with me?
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