
Perfect park to relax and enjoy a picnic. There's plenty of open space with big shady trees that make it comfortable even on a hot day. The overlook is a highlight, with sweeping views of the city...
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Council Crest Park, a charming hilltop escape established in 1937, beckons visitors with its breathtaking panoramic views of Portland, OR. From its lofty perch, one can immerse themselves in the beauty of the cityscape while enjoying the serenity of nature's embrace. The park is not merely a visual delight; it also boasts winding hiking paths that cater to both casual strollers and avid hikers seeking a scenic adventure.
This verdant oasis is not just for humans; furry companions can frolic freely in the designated dog-off-leash areas, fostering a sense of community among four-legged friends. For those seeking a leisurely day out, Council Crest Park offers inviting picnic spots where one can unwind amidst the rustling leaves and gentle chirping of birds. A visit to this historic park is a must for anyone looking to elevate their senses and reconnect with the tranquility of the great outdoors.
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Perfect park to relax and enjoy a picnic. There's plenty of open space with big shady trees that make it comfortable even on a hot day. The overlook is a highlight, with sweeping views of the city...
You can get a beautiful view of Mount Hood from here! It's such an iconic spot, perfect for a picnic or simply relaxing. I'm determined to bike here next time! In general, it's just a really nice...
A local friend recommended driving up to this park for great sunset views. She was not wrong, and our timing turned out to be good. You first have to commit to driving several miles up into the...
"You broke me first" - Tate McRae. I must declare driving my vans to this area has to be the best decision I made. I didn't realize being here would feel so good. It has been 3 years since my...
My first recollection of a 'Council Crest' was a city bus that goes from Broadway to Council Crest, and the radio tower, I'm assuming is where it leads to. I've not been here before, and I always...
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