Holiday Wishes from SWTrails PDX
Closing out the year SWTrails PDX, wears many hats in the SW Community: urban trail advocacy, trail building, trail mapping, and for the holiday season, a silly Santa hat to […]
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2021
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SWTrails Encourages you to “Shop Local”
As you make a last push to finish your annual holiday shopping, SWTrails encourages you to Shop Small, Shop Local, Shop Independent. We are a not-for-profit organization, with the aim
Events
Please take our SURVEY
Hike Protocol Survey Please help us by taking a short SURVEY about our organized monthly walks and hikes even if you’ve not joined us on our hikes. We need everyone’s
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SWTrails 3rd Saturday Walk November 20
Start Time: 9am (please arrive around 8:45 so we can start on time) Start Location: Parking area behind the Hillsdale Food Trucks Name: Multnomah Village-A Park Loop Neighborhood:
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Our Work Continues…
Don Baack, founder of SWTrails PDX, recently wrote an opinion article in BikePortland: Keep Moving Forward on the Red Electric Trail In it he writes, “Our next goal is to
Walks
Trail 5 Through Lewis and Clark Now Open
The section of Trail 5 going through the campus of Lewis and Clark College that was closed due to the pandemic is once again open. Walkers no longer need to
Self-led hikes
Hike #34: Corbett to Terwilliger Loop
With spring in full effect, we welcome the chance to explore one of Portland’s most celebrated pedestrian routes, historic Terwilliger Parkway. Read on for more details.
Self-led hikes
Hike #33: Sellwood Tilikum Loop
We have been posting hikes for an entire year and have none of our routes have left the west side of Portland. Here you have it – in this hike
Self-led hikes, Stroll, Walks
Hike #32: Mountain Goat Loop
Want to train for summer hikes or backpacking trips without leaving the city? This hike will take you to both the lowest (Willamette river) and highest points (Council Crest) in
Self-led hikes
Hike #31: Mud to Mansions in Dunthorpe
Where can you find the most elegant houses and the muddiest trails? In SW Portland of course. Read on to learn more!