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Forest Park

West Hills, Portland, OR | Map it

97210 45.535500 -122.712501

(503) 823-2223

4.5

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4.5 Star Rating: Recommended

3 Reviews

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Neighbors West - Northwest, Northwest District
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May 15, 2006

The largest inner-city park in America provides homes for dozens of species and open space for Oregonians.. In Short
This is the country's largest forested municipal park within city limits. Nearly 5,000 acres provide city dwellers access to forests that house more than 50 species of mammals and 100 varieties of birds. All this and trails that intertwine for more than 50 miles. The park provides ample freedom for hikers, runners and those who simply want to enjoy nature.  View Less View More

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DanFazio_Citysearch

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DanFazio_Citysearch Joined 10 years ago
4.5
May 20, 2002

Biggest in-city park. Portland is lucky to have Forest Park. You'll find miles of trails for hiking and jogging and several serene gardens here. The best part is that it feels you've completely escaped the city, even though it's only a few miles from the center of downtown.  View Less View More

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jennifertom_citysearch

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jennifertom_citysearch Joined 10 years ago
4.0
May 20, 2002

Amazing park in the city. We are so lucky to have Forest Park so close to the city. The trail head on Thurman can get really congested with cars, peoples and dogs, but once you get going, it's pretty peaceful. The farther you go, the fewer people you run into. You can walk (or ride) for miles and miles. It's a good thing there are mile markers, because it's easy to lose track of time and distance.  View Less View More

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