Parks, trails, outdoor events, and nature activities in Rhododendron, OR. Get outside and explore.
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The Original Gresham Farmers Market is a farmers market in Gresham, OR. Located at the Gresham Plaza for the Arts Park, On 2nd street and 3rd street between Hood Street and Kelley Street Just East of Downtown Gresham Products: Organic (USDA Certified). Accepts: WIC Farmers Market; WIC; Senior...
This convenient 14-site US Forest Service campground sits between Highway 26 and the Zig Zag River, with many hikes and Mount Hood activities nearby.
This resort is situated on the shores of Lost Lake, 3,140 feet up the slopes of Mount Hood. They offer cabins, lodge rooms, campsites, an on-site general store and more.
Portland Women's Forum State Scenic Viewpoint offers stunning views of the Columbia River Gorge, Crown Point, Vista House and more.
With nearly 15 miles (24 km) of varied terrain between 3,900–4,400 ft of elevation, Teacup Lake and its surrounding nordic ski park offers winter recreation for skiers of all ages and skill levels.
Located 27 miles (43 km) east of Portland just off Interstate 84, the misty, white Bridal Veil Falls consists of a pair of quick cascades that are well worth the short but steep half-mile hike to the viewing platform.
At 620 feet (189 m), Multnomah Falls is the tallest waterfall in Oregon. The dramatic two-tiered falls are fed by underground springs from Larch Mountain, and the flow over the falls varies, usually at its highest during winter and spring.
Mt. Hood Skibowl is America's largest night ski area. The ski resort is the closest to Portland, Oregon and offers the most advanced terrain on Mt. Hood. Services include ski rentals, snowboard rentals, private lessons, group lessons, and more.
Located near downtown Gresham, a suburb east of Portland, Main City Park offers more than 20 acres (8 hectares) of grassy fields, playgrounds, picnic tables and shelters, baseball diamonds, a skatepark and the Tsuru Island Japanese Garden.
Originally developed as a New Deal Public Works project, Bonneville Dam is both an active hydro-electric power plant and a National Historic Landmark, with accessible visitor centers on both the Oregon and Washington sides of the Columbia River.
Only a 30-minute drive from downtown Portland, this less crowded waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge offers an easy 2.5 mile loop trail with waterfall views, and is great for the whole family.
Tsuru Island is a Japanese Garden in Main City Park in Gresham, Oregon. It is free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset.
Cooper Spur Mountain Resort and the Crooked Tree Restaurant have been hosting visitors to Mount Hood for generations.
With a sizeable beach along the Sandy River, it's a popular swimming hole in the summer months. With a shaded park, picnic tables and grills, and volleyball and disc golf courses, this park is perfect for a long day of fun in and around the water.
Within this little-known gem, you can spend a day or a week exploring the river, forest and fields.
This popular campground on Timothy Lake offers family-friendly camping with an iconic view of Mount Hood from the lake's shore and some of the campsites.
Respected for its live music calendar and lively atmosphere, this Northwest-style BBQ shack is set in a beautiful forest setting with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.
Located within the wild and scenic Sandy River Gorge, Oxbow Regional Park offers rare access to many of the region's natural wonders while providing a variety of unique recreational opportunities.
Skamania Lodge, a magnificent mountain resort on 175 wooded acres, is located in the spectacular Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. The rustic-yet-elegant grand mountain lodge is located just 45 miles east of Portland, Oregon.
Providing 3 miles (4.8 km) of river access, two disc golf courses, picnic areas, swimming along the banks of the Columbia River and enjoyable paths through a lush native riverine landscape, this park is paradise to those who love life on the edge.
Nestled in the awe-inspiring Columbia River Gorge, Ainsworth State Park serves up epic waterfalls, boundless hikes and endless activities all within a short distance of your campsite.
Situated on the Clackamas River, Barton Park features camping, hiking, and a variety of river recreation opportunities.
The lake offers fishing and non-motorized boating, plus stunning views of the mountain. A drive-in summer campground and gentle year-round loop trail for hiking, snowshoeing or cross-country skiing offer many ways to enjoy the site.
Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Columbia River with access to sailing, fishing, camping, picnicking, and special events. There is a children’s playground, open lawns, picnic tables, public restrooms, and a beach.
Located about an hour east of Portland, this park has over 20 miles of roads and trails for hiking, mountain biking and equestrian use. The camping area has a mile-long trail to a summit with panoramic views of the Columbia River Gorge.
At Hood River Lavender Farms you can pick your own lavender, visit with farm animals and enjoy a tasting at the adjacent winery. The gift shop offers local, organic lavender products.
Found where the Sandy River meets the Columbia River, this popular swimming hole features a flat, grassy, tree-dotted park perfect for a leisurely day. Hiking trails and rock climbing along Broughton's Bluff, provide views of the Gorge.
This Government Camp spot is located near Mt. Hood's busiest ski resorts and offers classic breakfast and lunch options, like biscuits and gravy. Don't miss their $5.95 Bloody Mary bar!
This 312-acre park is a fishing paradise, with a nice mixture of bass, bluegill and perch in the waters of Round Lake, which is located within the park.