Willamette Park
On the west bank of the Willamette River south of downtown Portland, this popular park is one of the best wildlife viewing areas on the river.
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Address:
SW Macadam Ave & Nebraska St Portland, OR 97239
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Willamette Park in West Linn
Willamette Park and Bernert Landing Boat Ramp are at the confluence of the Tualatin River and the Willamette River -- offering access to the river and wildlife viewing opportunities, as well as picnic areas, baseball and softball fields, volleyball courts, play areas and a wading pool.
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Address:
1100 12th St
West Linn, OR 97068
Willamette Moorage Park
The park, situated at the confluence of Stephens Creek and the Willamette River, features a boat dock and nature trails. The confluence provides important rearing and refuge habitat for endangered chinook and coho salmon, steelhead trout, rainbow and cutthroat trout, and Pacific and brook lamprey. Major restorations efforts on the 3.5-acre Stephens Creek Confluence Habitat Enhancement Project were completed by the Bureau of Environmental Services in December 2008.
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Address:
7720 SW Macadam Ave Portland, OR 97239
Wilderness Park
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.
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Address:
22101 Clark St
West Linn, OR 97068
Whitaker Ponds Nature Park
This nature park is home to two ponds, a 1/2 mile, natural-surface loop trail, an ecoroof-covered gazebo, and a canoe launch into Whitaker Slough.
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Address:
7040 NE 47th Ave Portland, OR 97218
Whispering Woods Park
Whispering Woods is a forested site that appears much larger than its 3-acre space. There is a paved loop trail that drops down to a creek, crossing it twice before heading back up the hill. There is a single picnic table 100 feet from 192nd Ave., and a soft-surface trail connecting this park to the larger floodplain of Beaverton Creek.
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Address:
East of 192nd South of Chantal Village Park Beaverton,OR 97006
Whipple Creek Urban Wildlife Habitat
Habitat restoration at this site has helped to stablize the stream channel which will limit further damage from upstream development, protecting aquatic habitat and wetlands. The project restored and enhanced over five acres of degraded wetlands and floodplain. The diverse plantings increased wildlife habitat for a number of species.
The project also includes a nature trail for use by the neighborhoods to enjoy hiking and wildlife watching.
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Address:
NE 22nd Ave. / NE 166th St. Vancouver, WA
Whipple Creek Regional Park
Whipple Creek a beautiful little-known park that is rich in hidden historic features and natural wonders. The park has three distinct habitats: about 100 acres of open pasture, about 150 acres of shrub with some trees, and about 125 acres of dense second growth forest.
Address:
17202 NW 21st Ave
Ridgefield, WA 98642
Wetlands At Rock Creek Wastewater
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Wetlands At Durham Wastewater Plant
The wetland meadow here has been restored with native forbs and grasses.
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