Posted in Oregon
August 25, 2019
The Staircases At Mt. Tabor Park In Oregon Takes You To A Beautiful City View
“Hey, we should go to that city park that used to be a volcano…” says almost no one in the world. There are extinct volcanos all over the planet, but in the United States, just six are located within the limits of a city. Oregon has two such volcanos – one in Portland; the other in Bend.
Mt. Tabor Park in Portland sits right on a volcano, and you can climb several series of staircases to the summit.
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You don't see signs like this in most parks around the country!








Grab some sturdy shoes and a water bottle and head to Mt. Tabor Park for an exhilarating workout with a beautiful payoff. The park is open daily from 5 a.m. to midnight. Address: 6220 SE Salmon Street, Portland, OR 97215
Have you climbed the staircases at Mt. Tabor Park? Share your photos with us in the comments!
If you’re looking for another trail with some historical significance, check out this trail that has a remnant from World War II.