Timber

Timber lies in the upper Nehalem River valley, where the forested ridges of Oregon’s Coast Range close around a small rural community. This unincorporated settlement in Washington County stands in a landscape long shaped by forestry, and its name recalls the lumber work that helped define much of northwest Oregon. The Nehalem begins in these uplands before winding north and west toward the Pacific, while nearby public forestlands and back roads reinforce the area’s working-forest character. Timber is a quiet point of reference between the Portland-area lowlands and the coast rather than a conventional visitor town. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Timber relates to the surrounding Coast Range.

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