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PARKS

Explore Mt. Hood Territory’s 50 urban and rural parks, all within an hour’s drive or less from Portland and many are easy to reach by transit or bike. Bring your dogs, picnic, kids, friends. Play a game of disc golf or horseshoes, race about the playground, hear a concert, watch birds and wildlife, sniff and photograph flowers.

Located only minutes from downtown Portland are a rose garden, a Nature Conservancy wetland natural area, a park with extinct volcanoes, and a couple of Oregon’s only state parks within a major metropolitan area – Tryon Creek and Mary S. Young State Parks. In the rural valley and mountain areas are the scent- and tactile-oriented Oral Hull Park for the Blind, Milo McIver State Park  with its hiker-biker campground, and Wildwood Recreation Area with accessible trails, boardwalks, and a below-stream viewing window.

More than simply day use, many of the Territory’s parks offer camping to base your swimming, boating, biking, hiking, fishing,  BBQing, ghost story telling and smore-making adventures from.

TRIP IDEAS
Experience Mid-Mountain Magic: A Local's Guide to Mt. Hood's Villages
Heading toward Mt. Hood from the greater Portland area means a ride along Highway 26. Many people go straight to Government Camp for the extraordinary hiking in the warmer months and epic skiing optio...
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3 Great Spots For Birding Adventures With Your Little Chickadees
Birding in Clackamas County is a fantastic way to get outside, learn about native animals, create memories together and maybe even start a new hobby....
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5 Reasons To Go With A Guide
Here are five reasons to go with a local Mt. Hood Territory guide on your Oregon adventures....
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Guided Fishing Trip near Mt. Hood
Mount Talbert Nature Park
The largest undeveloped butte in Clackamas County, Mt. Talbert Nature Park houses a group of extinct volcanoes and lava domes and provides a home for important wildlife as well as gorgeous views....
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Camping In Mt. Hood Territory: It's In Tents
Warm days and cool nights, sounds like perfect camping weather to us. Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory boasts 50 different campgrounds with a wide range of options. Weekends tend to fill up fast, but mid-w...
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Tent pitched near tral around lake with forested hillside reflecting back onto the lake.
A Park For Every Interest
In addition to more than 1,200 miles of trails in Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory is home to over 50 different parks. They range from State Parks to wetlands, Nature Parks to chi...
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Group of six day hikers and dog on trial through old growth forest in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
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