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Jun 3, 2013
TRAIL OF THE MONTH
Views of the craggy mountain, rustic barns, and fields of wildflowers may have you singing "the hills are alive..."
May 1, 2013
TRAIL OF THE MONTH
Why it’s great: Cedar Butte feels like a private reserve for panorama hunters. Rising above Tillamook State Forest 50 miles west of Portland, this former lookout site commands the deep green...
Mar 22, 2013
TRAIL OF THE MONTH
Spot spring wildflowers and take in farmland views on this sunny-side Mount Hood trail.
Nov 20, 2012
TRAIL OF THE MONTH
Why it’s great: This walking tour of Northeast Portland’s vertiginous Alameda neighborhood makes the most of short winter sunbursts—and shrinking daylight hours. The scenery-packed,...
Oct 16, 2012
Trail of the Month
Why it’s great: Columbia Gorge weather be damned! Aldrich Butte serves up eye-popping vistas, no matter the forecast. Perched above the town of North Bonneville on the Washington side of the...
Sep 21, 2012
Trail of the Month
Activity: Waterfall & Fall-color Viewing | Distance: About 1 mile, round trip | Rating: Moderate
Aug 23, 2012
Mudroom
Why it’s great Nineteen miles south of McMinnville, Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge is a scenery-packed leg-stretcher to reinvigorate you during early autumn wine-country excursions. A...
Aug 22, 2012
Things To Do
Clouds aren’t the only thing swirling around in the skies this week: The Vaux swifts are back in town.
Each September, some 30,000 of the tiny winged migratory critters roost in the towering...
Aug 14, 2012
Activity: Walking the dog
Why it’s great: Situated near the confluence of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers, this 104-acre park offers something to keep every make and model of tail wagging....
Aug 14, 2012
Activity: Wildflower viewing Why it’s great: Wildflower lovers take note: The three miles of trails winding through this 231-acre preserve seem to have been carved out with your point-and-click...
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