Dickinson Park
This park includes a natural area and a playground.
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Address:
SW 55th Ave & Alfred Ct Portland, OR 97219
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David Douglas Community Park
David Douglas Community Park services the central Vancouver area as well as the Northwood Neighborhood. The Park serves as a central gathering area for sporting events and community activities. The park features several ball fields that are home to the Columbia Little League and the Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation Softball program. The park also includes a paved loop trail, numerous picnic tables, a picnic shelter, play equipment, restrooms, benches, open lawn space and access to the Burnt Bridge Creek Trail.
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Address:
1016 N. Garrison Rd
Vancouver, WA 98664
Dairy Creek Park
This neighborhood park includes a developed portion and a large natural area.
The developed portion of the park has paved walking paths, a basketball court, a playground, a softball field with soccer field overlay, artificial turf inserts on the soccer field goal areas, two parking areas, open lawn for play and picnicking, and extensive landscaping and lighting in the parking and main path areas.
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Address:
515 SW 17th Ave Hillsboro, OR 97123
Dabney State Recreation Area
The classic summer place, Dabney has been a popular cooling-off swimming and picnic spot for over 50 years. It's easy to see why when you visit. The lower, older part of the park at the west end features an asphalt trail leading down to a classic swimming hole. The newer parts of the park feature a covered picnic shelter, an 18-hole disc golf course and trails winding through tall bamboo, horsetail, cottonwoods and alders.
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Address:
Exit 18 off I-84. Park located along E Crown Point Hwy.
Crown Point State Scenic Corridor
Crown Point is a must visit destination!
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Address:
Historic Columbia River Highway, 11 mi. E of Troutdale. From Interstate 84, take Exit 17 or 22 and head east on Historic Highway 30. From the east, take Exit 35 and follow the highway west.
Cross Park
Located along the Clackamas River, Cross Park is improved with permanent restrooms, paved walking/bicycle paths, picnic tables, irrigation system, overhead lighting. Depending on water level in the river, this park is used year round by fishermen, picnickers, and for other passive recreation uses. Cross Park is about 50% landscaped, with the steeper banks in natural vegetation.
Council Crest Park
From the top of Council Crest Park, one can see five mountains in the Cascade Range: Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Jefferson, and Mt. Rainier.
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Address:
SW Council Crest Dr Portland, OR 97239
Cougar Creek Greenway
Cougar Creek is the first major tributary upstream from the mouth of Salmon Creek. Excellent riparian woodlands remain along much of the deep ravine in the lower reaches. Exposed sandstone along the stream bank bears the names and initials of visitors from over the past fifty years. The trail here connects NW 119 Street with the Salmon Creek Trail. This trail is a 6 to 12-foot-wide crushed gravel path that is relatively flat and parallels the Cougar Creek. The entry from 119th Street is a steep slope down to the trail from the sidewallk.
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Cooper Mountain Nature Park
Overlooking the Tualatin River Valley, the 230-acre Cooper Mountain Nature Park offers visitors 3½ miles of trails that traverse the park and pass through each of its distinct habitats - from conifer forest to prairie to oak woodlands.
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Address:
18892 SW Kemmer Rd Beaverton, OR 97007
Cook's Butte Park
Part of the Boring Lava field, Cooks Butte is an extinct volcano rising to 718 feet above the Stafford Basin. There are numerous small neighborhood entrances to the park with a main entrance and small parking area off of Atherton Road via the Stafford-Rosemont round-a-bout. Cooks Butte contains 2 miles of soft-surface trails which are part of the larger Stafford Basin Pathway and Trail System.
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Address:
2266 Palisades Crest Dr Lake Oswego, OR 97034
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