Nicknamed "The Rose City" for its climate and "Beertown" for its microbreweries, Portland's reputation is made by both its natural beauty and the fun, funky atmosphere its residents provide. In this well-organized city it's simple to travel but easy to get waylaid amongst the shelves of Powell's City of Books in the art-centric Pearl District or while tasting the beer in one of the city's dozens of brewpubs. Within easy reach of both the majestic Pacific Ocean and the soaring mountain peaks of the Cascades, outdoor recreation is a vital part of local culture. Intellectual and unique, urban yet open, Portland is a friendly city for visitors and residents alike. ...More
End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center The End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center illuminates the hardships faced during the pioneer exodus to the West du... | |
| Created around the remnants of an extinct volcano, Mount Tabor Park's 195 acres have miles of incredibly scenic walking ... | |
Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden Featuring an incredible selection of beautiful flowering rhododendrons, azaleas and related plants, Crystal Springs Rhod... | |
| Though less than a mile long, Mary S. Young State Park's heavily forested trails and steep hills make this natural escap... | |
| Comprising over 26 acres of preserved land in the midst of urban development, Laurelhurst Park's lush open, grassy space... |







