This 5-mile Walking Portland loop features multiple close-in SW Portland neighborhoods–Corbett-Terwilliger-Lair Hill (with Johns Landing) and South Waterfront (along South Willamette Greenway Trail).
Walking Sellwood-Moreland. So close to downtown Portland (doable distance along the Willamette Greenway Trail) and yet it’s own distinct world. You’ll feel it as you walk the older neighborhoods, ogle the private gardens and public parks, explore the indie shops, and treat yourself to local coffee and eats. You may not want to leave.
Stunning homes (many historic), breathtaking views, and ELEVEN staircases—ranging from 30 to 127 steps—give Portland’s otherworldly NE Alameda Ridge neighborhood its special vibe.
Just 23 miles by car from Portland and 13 miles from West Linn, Aurora, Oregon is a blast from the past. Filled to the rafters with the wonder and memories of long ago, there’s no better time to visit than the holiday season, November through December.
This six mile Lake Oswego walking route features history rich neighborhoods, iconic waterfront parks, an historic Iron Smelter, Foothills Trail, and the William Stafford Pathway–all along the shores of the Willamette River
This challenging 6-7 mile Walking West Linn route starts high in the hills of West Linn and weaves its way down to the Willamette River valley below, with three optional side routes to explore (Bernert Boat Landing Loop, Tualatin Bluff Neighborhood, and/or Willamette Park).