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Salem is more connected than you might expect — and navigating the city and beyond is refreshingly straightforward. Whether you're flying in, hopping on a train, or hitting the road, there are plenty of options to get you here comfortably and on your own terms. Once you've arrived, Salem's bike-friendly streets, public transit, and scenic drives make it easy to explore everything the region has to offer. From your first arrival to your next adventure, everything you need to navigate Salem and the surrounding region is right here.
Downtown Salem offers paid on-street parking. Good news: parking in one of the city-owned public parking garages is still free for customers and visitors. Want an easier way to manage your parking? Download “Beep Beep Salem” in the App Store to pay for metered parking, find available spaces, and get real-time updates.Learn more about paid parking in Salem here.
Salem is located just an hour's drive from both Portland International Airport (PDX) and Eugene Airport (EUG). Direct shuttle services and rental cars make the final leg of your journey seamless. Salem Airport (SLE) also offers private and charter flights.
Whether you're traveling for a weekend getaway, a meeting or event, or just passing through, Salem’s transportation options make it easy to explore the region at your own pace.
Bike Rentals & Trails: Salem is a bike-friendly city with dedicated lanes and scenic paths, especially in and around Minto-Brown Island Park.
Rideshare & Taxis: Uber, Lyft, and local taxi companies operate throughout the city.
Shuttles & Tours: Many wine tours and regional shuttles provide round-trip transportation from Salem to nearby wineries, waterfalls, and hiking spots.
Public Transit
Cherriots is the public transit system serving Salem and the mid-Willamette Valley area. It provides bus service over 76 square miles, including local routes in Salem and Keizer, and regional routes connecting Salem to surrounding areas in Marion and Polk counties, including Woodburn, Wilsonville and Dallas, Or.
Thank you for your interest in Salem!
Please choose one of the following options below and fill out the required information to receive our free Visitor Guide. If you have any questions please contact us at 503-581-4325 or info@travelsalem.com.
Whether you're sipping through wine country, chasing scenic waterfalls, or exploring Oregon’s state capital, we've got everything you need to discover why Salem is #MOPO—The Most Oregon Part of Oregon.
We can’t wait to welcome you to the Salem Region. Reach out to us at info@travelsalem.com for travel tips, relocation info, or help planning your visit.
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