Category Portland

20 Things To Do OUTDOORS In and Around Portland This Spring

The Family Friendly Version Although it may not feel like it, it’s finally spring in Portland. Despite the unseasonably cold temperatures that continue to drag on and the weather that can’t seem to make up it’s mind (hail/rain/sun/repeat), the promise… Continue Reading →

The Top 10 Places You Should Visit in Oregon

The Ultimate Oregon Top 10 List

Where to See Gorgeous Flowers Around Portland

The ultimate guide for finding a variety of flowers in and around Portland, Oregon.

The Best Wildflowers Near Portland, Oregon

15 of the BEST places to see wildflowers within two hours of Portland, Oregon

Portland Oregon’s Troll Bridge

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A railroad trestle turned troll bridge near Portland, Oregon

Visit the World’s Smallest Park in Portland, Oregon

The Guinness Book of World Records recognized “Mill Ends Park” in Portland, Oregon as the world’s smallest park in 1971. Just one small tree sits on the 452 square inches of land in this tiny urban park that’s two feet… Continue Reading →

50 Things To Do in Portland, Oregon

This is by no means a “best of” Portland list, but it is a pretty solid list of 50 things to do in and around Portland, Oregon. We encourage you to check out a few more Portland to do lists… Continue Reading →

The Hood To Coast Relay, Race Across Oregon in Two Days

As August ends, I’m feeling nostalgic and so bummed that we couldn’t run the Hood To Coast relay this year, yet another casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately all the teams are deferred to 2021, so we’re locked in and… Continue Reading →

Urban Hiking in Portland: The 4T (+B)

Train, trolley, trails, and tram, and in our case bus; the 4T Trail is a great way to spend three to four hours of an afternoon exploring Portland without using a car. The most commonly suggested route begins downtown at… Continue Reading →

Covered Bridges of Oregon

We didn’t even know we were into covered bridges until we started seeing them on or weekend road trips around Oregon.  They just look neat; they’re photogenic and nostalgic, and we appreciate their history, making them a sought after subject for… Continue Reading →

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