National And State Parks in Portland, Oregon

Great trail to excellent views of the Western Columbia River Gorge from a r More on Trails

A descent hike. Relatively steep in parts with a few rewards along the trai More on Trails

Not a scenic trails, but a good place to go if you don't want to drive out More on Trails

Tryon Creek State Park is a go-to for us, especially since we are so close to it. The park is a heavily woo... More on Trekaroo

This park is where the city of Vanport, formerly Oregon's second largest, was destroyed in ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This 3 acre field has a portion which is fenced. No water is available. It is open year-round but the ground gets soggy after heavy rains. Dogs are allowed off-leash. The park ... More on DogFriendly.com

Badger Creek Wilderness Trail #458 from Gumjuwac Saddle to Badger Lake is More on Trails

This 24,000-acre wilderness, just east of OR 35 south of Hood River, provides outstanding views of its nationally famous neighbor, Mount Hood. But its not just Hood that is visible from the aptly n... More on Trails

This park is now open for the season. - Nestled in the awe-inspiring Columbia River Gorge, Ainsworth is equal parts waterfall wonderland, hiker's playground and camper's delight. - Situated at the eastern end of Historic Highway 30, ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Hidden amid the busy streets and housing complexes of Portland and Lake Oswego, Tryon Creek State Park is a wilderness treasure. The parks 645 acres protect a forested canyon, a lovely urban stream... More on Trails

This 645-acre state park is tucked away in the southern hills of Portland, just north of Lake Oswego. It offers a variety of rolling trails through forest. Dont expect solitude here. Youll share th... More on Trails

This out-and-back scenic city ride begins on the east side of the Willamette River on the East Bank Esplanade. This magnificent multi-use path features many interpretive plaques, art sculptures, and a floating boardwalk. Youll cross ... More on Trails

Rainbow Adventures is a private 400ha/988ac preserve situated on the northeast corner of the Dulce Gulf. The l ... More on PlanetWare

The Springwater Corridor Trail is one of the best places in Portland to visit on a bright sunny day. Whether youre a biker or an avid pedestrian, it is worth spending a day exploring the trail. Pick and eat local Oregon blackberries ... More on NileGuide

Originally a hunting and fishing land for the native Indians, Sauvie Island, today connected to the mainland by a well-traveled bridge, is a favorite gateway for Portlanders. In addition to the hik... More on Discover America

Christmas trees-you choose and you cut, Christmas wreaths, garlands, tree shaking provided, trees baled, saws provided, Christmas tree ... More on pickyourownchristmastree