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Get your steps in as you climb to one of Portland’s tallest points, which offers vistas of five Cascade peaks as well as an off-leash dog park.
Volunteer your time at one of 17 No Ivy Day events across the metro area.
For people who love geology — or anyone who just appreciates striking scenery — there should be no reluctance hopping in the car for a few hours to travel to the other side of the Cascades.
Join Portland Parks & Recreation in planting and caring for urban trees.
Nestled in Southwest Portland, this neighborhood retains a small-town charm with residential streets and green spaces surrounding shops, eateries, and art galleries concentrated at its heart.
New renderings are also giving us a look at the district’s ‘first-of-its-kind’ Center for Tribal Nations.
The international event came to the city in 2006.
The effort will help revitalize eight state parks, but the ongoing construction will result in full or partial closures through 2026.
Diverse habitats support an abundance of flora and fauna at the edges of nearby cities.
The annual festival will bring food, dance, music, lucha libre, and a parade to Legion Park Friday, Aug. 16-Sunday, Aug. 18.
The elm tree, officially known as Heritage Tree #1, sustained major damage last winter.
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Discover the fabulous world of fungi in your neighborhood forest.