Black Bull Greenway
This greenway is a part of Englewood Park and the Fanno Creek Trail runs through the greenway.
This greenway is a part of Englewood Park and the Fanno Creek Trail runs through the greenway.
This park has a great playground and is part of the Rock Creek Trail network.
Bethany Lake is a popular destination for fishing, bird watching, and picnicking at tables set along the park's path. The open fields can be used for Frisbee or tag, there is a community garden, and dogs are allowed on-leash. There is even a small waterfall at the west end of the lake, a soothing sound for quiet contemplation. The half-mile trail through Bethany Lake Park is part of the Rock Creek Greenway trail.
Located one mile west of Multnomah Falls on I-84 at milepost 30, picnickers love this park with a disc golf course and a picnic shelters. Free Fishing Day is held here annually around the first weekend of June. Anyone can bring their own pole (or use equipment provided) to try their luck catching some of the thousands of rainbow trout stocked each month into the lake between March and October. This is a non-motorboat lake, so it's perfect for rowboats and swimmers.
The 30-mile Wildwood Trail in Forest Park is part of the region's 40-Mile Loop system that links Forest Park to pedestrian and trail routes along the Columbia River to Gresham, through southeast Portland, along the Willamette Greenway, and back to the Marquam Trail in southwest Portland.
Wilderness is a beautiful natural park spanning 51.4 acres. This park consists of numerous hiking trails and pathways. The park has access points on Clark Street, Oregon City Blvd., Prospect Street, and Windsor Terrace.