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Travel and Outdoors

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.
These abundant critters are busy in the fall — but can you tell one species apart from the next?
Discover the fabulous world of fungi in your neighborhood forest.
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.
Taking the train isn’t just for commuters — it’s also a method of leisure travel that’s growing in popularity.
Join Portland Parks & Recreation in planting and caring for urban trees.
We’re highlighting the best parks that our city and it surroundings have to offer — complete with roses, fountains, forests, and sports fields.
Take a bite out of this juicy jaunt into one of Oregon’s most vibrant produce growing regions.
The zip line course takes you on a high-flying adventure through the forest canopy.
Investigators started monitoring the air for gas leaks after residents up and down Interstate 5 between Kelso and Portland complained of foul odors.
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Sometimes you get the munchies late at night, so we’re helping out with a list of spots that stay open late around the Rose City.
The space will double as an edible garden and event space.
The Oscar-winning studio will also fund scholarships for six students.
This list of volunteer opportunities around Rose City includes everything from fostering a pet to mentoring at-risk youth.
Short on time and creativity? We’ve got you covered with some costume ideas that will help keep Portland weird.
In an alternate universe, Portland’s Living Room could look very different.
Bauman’s on Oak will host the first-of-its-kind event on Sunday, Nov. 3.
Sears, Roebuck & Co., the Aladdin Company, and Montgomery Ward were among the many manufacturers of kit homes built across the country as cities rapidly expanded during the first half of the 20th century.
Prosper Portland will also bring back the Winter Village for the holiday season.
Less traffic, no cellphones, and a thriving counter-culture contributed to an era many longtime Portlanders consider the city’s golden age.