Meet the Portland Writers & Discover Their Picks for Fall Fun

From pumpkin patches to Blazers games, here's what our Portland writers are looking forward to this fall.

By Suzie Ridgway September 10, 2014

If you’re looking for fall fun, our Red Tricycle Portland writers definitely know where to find it. We asked the adventuresome editorial team to give you the scoop on their favorite things to do with their family this time of year. From pumpkin patches to coast camping, they’re all over it. Click through to meet our writers and discover their fall must-do’s.

Ty Adams

"We especially love to head to the coast in the fall, when the tourist season is winding down. The quaint town of Manzanita is one of our favorite destinations. They have a great farmers market, a few fun pubs and coffee shops, and miles of sand to explore. While the little one can't usually keep his peepers open long enough, for us, there's nothing better than a campfire by the ocean and all those stars. Although the weather isn't always as warm there as it is in the city, sometimes that can be a good thing when the occasional hot spell lingers into September.

In addition to contributing to Red Tricycle, I've found myself in wonderful and strange places as I ply my trade, including the top of a rodeo bull, behind the wheel of a 34-foot biodiesel-powered motorhome, and pulling the trigger of a $15,000 shotgun on a sporting clays range. More information is available at my website: dowritecreative.com."

What’s your favorite fall activity? Tell us about it below!

–Suzie Ridgway