Barton Park
Barton Park is one of the best parks on the mid-Clackamas River.
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Address:
19009 SE Barton Park Rd Boring, OR 97009
Watch Wildlife & Birds
Barrows Park
Water brings wildlife to this park.
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Intersection of SW Barrows and SW Horizon Beaverton,Or 97007
Bannister Creek Park
Banks-Vernonia State Trail Greenway
This trail -- the first "rails-to-trails" linear state park built in Oregon -- follows an abandoned, 21-mile railroad line that stretches between the cities of Banks and Vernonia.
Autumn Ridge Park
Equipped with a playground, a soccer field, and a natural area to explore, Autumn Ridge Park is an ideal park for a morning romp outdoors or afternoon picnic. A short trail loops through a two acre forest of oaks, pines, and firs where visitors may notice salamanders, woodpeckers, or a variety of songbirds that live here. A dedicated group of neighborhood volunteers and students are currently improving the understory of this small, but active habitat.
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Access off Autumn Ridge and Fall Beaerton, OR 97006
Audubon Society of Portland Sanctuary
Nestled against Forest Park, five minutes from downtown Portland, is the Portland Audubon Society's 150-acre, free-to-the-public Nature Sanctuary.
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5151 NW Cornell Road, Portland, OR 97210
Atfalati Park
Atfalati Park (rhymes with quality), located at 6600 SW Sagert St, is a 13.27 acre neighborhood park that provides opportunities for active and passive recreation. Atfalati is the name of the Native American Kalapuyan tribe that once occupied the Tualatin River watershed. The name was often shortened to Tualati or Tualatin. For a nature experience, walk along the boundary of an 8.5 acre wetland in the Saum Creek Greenway and learn about the native wildlife and natural history in the area through interpretive signage.
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Address:
6600 SW Sagert St Tualatin, OR 97062
Ash Creek Natural Area
This unimproved park is also referred to as Dickinson Woods and has a soft surface trail.
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Address:
SW 53rd Ave & Dickinson St Portland, OR 97219
Apollo Ridge Park
Apollo Ridge Park is a natural area with a wetland offering plenty of water and shade.
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Address:
S of Autumn Ridge btwn 173rd and 176th Beaverton, Or 97005
Apache Bluff Natural Area
Apache Bluff wetland is seasonally flooded by the Tualatin River in winter and becomes partially or totally dry in the summer months. It is part of a larger greenway made up of Cook Park (Tigard), Tualatin Community Park, Durham City Park and the Tualatin Country Club. Waterfowl commonly seen include Canada geese, mallards, wood duck, hooded merganser, bufflehead and wigeon. Great blue heron, green heron, bittern, snipe, killdeer, Bewick's wren, redwing blackbird and several species of swallows are also common visitors.
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