Portland Metro
| From the Rose Garden to Washington Park, from the jazz festival to the Keller Auditorium, Portland is a showcase of roses and forest, music and entertainment. Whether you crave a plate full of seafood at one of the downtown restaurants, or desire a peaceful hike through the woods, an endless array of activities awaits you in Portland. |
Forest Park
Overlooking the Willamette River, Forest Park,
with over 5000 acres, is the largest urban park
in the United States. Walk on one of the 70
miles worth of trails and look for 112 bird
species and more than 62 mammal species.
The Wildwood Trail follows the length of Forest
Park, beginning at the Hoyt Arboretum and
ending at Newberry Road. An amazing park
situated in an amazing city.
Overlooking the Willamette River, Forest Park,
with over 5000 acres, is the largest urban park
in the United States. Walk on one of the 70
miles worth of trails and look for 112 bird
species and more than 62 mammal species.
The Wildwood Trail follows the length of Forest
Park, beginning at the Hoyt Arboretum and
ending at Newberry Road. An amazing park
situated in an amazing city.
| Portland has had many nicknames, including City of Roses, Stumptown, Bridgetown, and Rip City. |
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| Portland has a current count of 38 breweries, more breweries than any other city in the country. |
Lake Oswego
Enjoy the walking trails in Lake
Oswego. Walk for one mile or 6.8
miles. These trails lead along the lake,
through acres of natural area, and
past historic Luscher Farm. Check
www.ci.oswego.or.us for more
information on the location of these
beautiful walking trails.
Enjoy the walking trails in Lake
Oswego. Walk for one mile or 6.8
miles. These trails lead along the lake,
through acres of natural area, and
past historic Luscher Farm. Check
www.ci.oswego.or.us for more
information on the location of these
beautiful walking trails.