Marquam Nature Park - Park in Portland - Main entrance:, SW Marquam St, USA

There's picnic area. The hiking is super short yet super competitive. There's no local restroom and the parking lot level is not so great but it's not bad enough to scrape a small car bottom.

The trail is winding left and right while gradually becoming steep the further you adventure into the wilderness with a person in tow

Excellent trail for 4 miles,very scenic,Parking is in plenty and so is the connection to the city tram services after the trail,Highly refreshing work out.Highly recommend.

I am in town from Texas for work and wanted to hit up some trails around Tigard. There were so many on Google but I'm so glad I settled on these. The walk was so peaceful and there wasn't many people at all when I went. There were so many trees I forgot I was near the city. It smelled so good like the trees filtered out the city smell. I stopped several times to take it all in and the longer I stayed still, the more the forest came alive around me. I could hear the birds and the trees creaking in the wind, it was beautiful. I highly recommend to anyone trying to get a break from society. I went around 5 and walked around until 7, at this time the sun was coming through the trees, it was amazing. I am definitely going to try to come back in the fall, I can't imagine what the colors may look like!

I only hit a few trails on the way to the Council Crest Summit. Very well maintained area and not too crowded on a Monday. Nice dawgs everywhere.

Beautiful nature walks/hiking. Pretty easy hikes and harder trails going up through the hills, but they have some great switch backs that make it a bit easier. I love that the park is right behind our house. My husband and I love taking our pup running along the trails. There are several different ways you can take and they are all marked well to show where you are. Plus, maps that you can take and boxes to donate to the park. We just love it because the nature and trees that are so breathtaking. I highly recommend it if you are in the area.

A great hike for you and your pup!! Definitely very steep & narrow! Most of the time the trail is a one person at a time. I went on a hike today and encountered the friendliest people there! And such lovely dogs(none which were aggressive.) As we are in a time of a pandemic it was nice to see most people complying with the mandatory mask regulation! And if they didn’t have it on as soon as they saw us they would put it on(which is just fine if you ask me!) it’s definitely a good hike to do even if it’s slightly raining but if it was raining a lot previously I don’t recommend going as it could be quite dangerous with the amount of mud and how steep this hike truly is. I think the only cons of this hike was that it is a little bit confusing to get to the trails and parking is very scarce

Great area, never too busy. Very steep with lots of twisty switchbacks that is great for trail running. Lots of small critters that I try not to trod on. Sometimes I skip the going to the very top at Council Crest with all the snobby people who drive up there to let their dogs out while they sit and watch them from their cars.