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Do you own this house? Get exclusive tools to track your home value and update your home information on Zillow. Learn More This page is dedicated to all Twilight fans! Im lucky enough to live very close to where the first movie was shot. Several scenes are around Oregon and Washington. Although I wouldnt consider myself a die-hard fan...that is, I didnt attend any of the movies and only saw each one a handful of times. However, I read all the books and liked them. To all my die-hard bookies out there…no, I do not consider Stephenie Meyer a literary genius, nor do I compare her to Harper Lee or Jane Austen. But I appreciated the fun itself and the fact that it sparked a reading frenzy among young girls and even their mothers. Wouldnt this world be a better place if more people read? I love the community it has created and the MANY friendships this site has created in my life. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me () and I hope I can help. And here it is... updated 2010-03-11 In August 2009, together with my friend Anna, we were able to visit 23 of them! We had this book click on the word book to go to their website, but only as a guide. Some routes are not working and need to be updated with detailed information. I recommend buying because there are addresses - I highly recommend the GPS system. Here are the places we managed to visit, along with some photos and notes. DAY ONE Our first stop, The Cullen House (3333 NW Quimby, Portland, Oregon) - what amazing architecture! I had no idea such a neighborhood existed. Park at the bottom of the driveway and walk across to take photos. Madison High School, Portland, OR - This is the school where the classroom, cafeteria, and hallway scenes were filmed. We could go inside because there were no classes at school - it was summer. We checked in at the front desk to get a permit and that was itthere were no problems. Remember, if you want to get inside, tell them why you are here and be friendly! You dont want to spoil it for everyone else. Cape Horn, Washington. Located on the Washington side of the Columbia Gorge on Highway 14. This scenery was used extensively throughout the film. Perhaps the most memorable was the background when Edward and Bella were in the trees. I believe the background was CGd. We then drove east on Highway 14 to the Bridge of the Gods and crossed over to the Oregon side. It was the bridge that Bella and her father rode on when she first came to Forks. We had lunch at Cascade Locks in Eastwind - they have great soft ice cream! This photo was taken from the Best Western Cascade Locks parking lot. A much better vantage point than the one mentioned in the book, and the camera wont be hit by the sun. The next stop was Multnomah Falls, Oregon, on Highway 84, and we headed back west. They took advantage of this fall in the backdrop of a vampire baseball scene. Oxbow Park, Gresham, Oregon - Famous Say It Out Loud scene. This is a paid park. So when you check in, tell them you are in a Twilight movie scene. The guard will give you a map and tell you exactly where to go - this is the jungle area. It is on the left side of the road and was marked with tape at the time. The end of the first day was perfect for dinner at The Viewpoint Inn in Corbett, Oregon. I had no idea this boutique hotel was in Corbett! Its beautiful and I plan to return. They even offer a twilight menu for Twilight with Bellas ravioli. The Twilight Ball was filmed here. You can even support the View Point Inn by purchasing a special stone. See photos below. Update: I was there on and didnt see the twilight menu DAY TWO VERNONIA, Oregon - Heres the Police Station and Forks scene. The staff at the credit union (police station) are very nice and will even let you in and out.photo of Bellas fathers desk. They also have a great T-shirt that they sell, with proceeds going to the local school district. Ecole State Park, Oregon Coast (near Cannon Beach) - This is where the surfing scene was filmed, and it was supposed to be La Push, Washington. Kalam School, Kalam, Washington - The parking lot, exterior hallways, and the area where Bella and Edward entered the woods were filmed here. There were several other fans taking photos at this school. We met a grandmagranddaughter from Montana, a family from Florida and a group of grandmamotherdaughter from Australia! They came specifically to see the sights and did a book and movie tour. The daughter saw the film at least 100 times, and the grandmother was not far behind. DAY THREE Schwanenhaus, St. Helens, OR - You can drive straight home and take photos. I felt sorry for the residents because Im sure they always have to keep the blinds closed in front of the house! Thunderbird and Whale Book Store, a law firm in St. Helens, OR. This can confuse the GPS - it will take you to the parking lot and you will think that the yellow house is a bookstore... its not. This little hut is on the far left (you can see the back and sides) and can be obscured by trees depending on the season. It is also the location of the night scene in a back alley. Clothing store in St. Helens, OR, which was previously a hair salon. This is the restaurant where Bella and Edward had dinner. Its down the street from the barber shop in St. Helens, OR. The highlight of day three was lunch at the Carver Cafe in Carver, OR. This is where Bella and her father had lunch. Stonecliff Inn, Carver, OR - Most of the coming out scenes were filmed here. You Believe a Lie, The Lion and the Lamb and where Edward shows up in the sun. The property has everything for Twilighters and is easily accessible. Our next last stop

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