At the base of the Cascade Mountain Range, lies Oregon's own Willamette Valley. Stretching from just below the Oregon-Washington border to the city of Eugene, the Willamette Valley is considered the most fertile and lush farmland in the Pacific Northwest. The Willamette Valley is also the center of Oregon's economic, agricultural and recreational resources.

Eugene, Oregon's third largest city, has been named as one of the most livable cities in the U.S. The home to the University of Oregon Ducks, its also known as Tracktown USA. The Eugene-Springfield community enjoys an active art and cultural presence, from the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art to dozens of downtown art galleries, all within walking distance. Restaurants, coffee houses and brew pubs serve up a smorgasbord of fine dining and relaxed atmospheres.

With its broad offering of recreation, education, culture and overall livability, it's no surprise why so many people have chosen to relocate here. The beauty of its landscape and the friendliness of its people make the Willamette Valley a destination you will want to call home.