Visiting the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center is a great way to learn about the history of Oregon! The Interpretive Center is a subterranean museum of historical artifacts and events. The Interpretive Center has hands-on exhibits where costumed interpreters describe the difficulties of packing for a cross-country journey. Free to enter, little ones… Continue reading End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
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Museum of the Oregon Territory
The Museum of the Oregon Territory is a must-see for any visitor to Portland. Visit how Willamette Falls affected the area’s economy and see how it transformed the landscape. The earliest settlers left their possessions, photographs, and documents in Clackamas County, which is home to Native American petroglyphs and artifacts as well as original items… Continue reading Museum of the Oregon Territory
Canemah Bluff Nature Park
So what is there to see at the Canemah Bluff Nature Park in Oregon City, Oregon? Start with meadows filled with spring wildflowers and views of Willamette Falls. Then add ferny forests and a historical graveyard to the mix for even more incentive to go on this 1.7-mile stroll. Camas lilies at Canemah Bluff Nature… Continue reading Canemah Bluff Nature Park
Luuwit View Park
To add to the outdoor adventures of Portland, you can also visit Luuwit View Park. Located at NE 127th Avenue and NE Fremont Street Portland, OR 97230, the park offers anything from skateboarding to picnicking to movie watching. The park is open every day from 5:00 am to midnight. Luuwit View Park, on 16 acres… Continue reading Luuwit View Park
Leach Botanical Garden
The Leach Botanical Garden is the ideal place for a mid-day stroll. The garden is open to the public and only has a fee of $5 for children and adults, although some discounts apply and you could get a free pass to enter if you meet the requirements! The garden is open from 10:00 am… Continue reading Leach Botanical Garden
Oaks Amusement Park
Oaks Amusement Park is the place where fun never ends! Portland, Oregon has so much to offer, and this attraction may provide you with the best day ever. Located at 98 SW Naito Parkway, this amusement park has a detailed history. Since 1905, Oaks Park has been “where the fun never stops” and is one… Continue reading Oaks Amusement Park
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
The Tom McCall Waterfront Park, located at Naito Parkway between SW Harrison Street and NW Glisan Street Portland, OR 97204, was named after the previous governor. It offers wonderful views and a great place to enjoy some time with family or friends. The park is open each day from 5:00 am to midnight. The Tom… Continue reading Tom McCall Waterfront Park
Portland Japanese Garden
The Portland Japanese Garden offers beautiful sights and a relaxing atmosphere. The garden is open from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm during the summer and the adult ticket price is $19.95 per person. Guided tours are offered with general admission or membership and are led by our enthusiastic, trained volunteer guides. Tours are a fantastic… Continue reading Portland Japanese Garden
Witch’s Castle
If you are looking for a spooky adventure, look no further. A ruined stone house in the midst of a forest is bedecked in moss and clouded with mystery, following a hiking route through the middle of the woods. The Witch’s Castle of Portland, Oregon, is one of the weirdest sites in the city that… Continue reading Witch’s Castle