9 Trails In And Around Portland You Must Take If You Love The Outdoors
Portland is an outdoor lovers paradise. There are miles upon miles of trails waiting to be explored right in the city, as well as an expansive region of trails all around us. Here are some of the best local trails, along with some regional ones as well. Whether you want to stay in the city or travel a little ways out for some epic scenery, you should definitely check out these great hikes if you love to explore the outdoors.

Snaking through Forest Park, this 30-mile trail is one of the country's longest. Hike a portion, or tackle the entire length for a stunning glimpse of Northwest scenery.

This 3.8-mile hike takes you in a serene loop around this nature park that was saved by local community members in the 1960s.
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Take the outer loop through the park for a 5.7-mile trek through this urban forest.
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This 7-mile hike on the northern tip of Sauvie Island leads you to the Warrior Point Lighthouse across flat and easy terrain.

Mt. Tabor is a hiking favorite and the blue trail is a great way to see the entire park. Leading you past three reservoirs and the top of the extinct volcano, this 3.3 mile trail is a great introduction to hiking in the city.

Spring is a great time to take this 6.9-mile hike, as wildflower blooms are impressive. The trail is steep, so be ready for a decent climb, but you will be rewarded with epic views.

Pass through an old mining town and cedar grove on this 10.5-mile hike.

Beginning at the Multnomah Falls Lodge, this hike takes you by 10 stunning waterfalls.
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Enjoy stunning views of Mt Hood on its highest trail hike. Leading to a stone structure from the 1930s, this trail is 6.4 miles.
Have you taken any of these trails in Portland? Which is your favorite?
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