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The Grotto charges a fee to enter the upper gardens. There are varying fees depending on your age. This is a short and sweet hike to the Stations of the Cross and the Grotto monuments. Accessibility: There are at least 7 designated accessible spaces in the large paved parking lot off of Northeast Sandy Boulevard by the northwest end of the trail. All of them are van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail surface is paved (with partial railings). It is typically at least 3 feet...

Starting from the eastern side of Laurelhurst, you will enter the park and will head west along the upper paved pathway. You will be surrounded by large London Plane, Douglas Fir, and Cedar trees throughout the loops, in addition to plenty of rose trees, rhododendrons, and more. After following the outer loops, you will be able to move along the ponds and the lower areas. Keep your eyes out for unique sculptures. This is one of Portland's most popular parks, so it will be busy on most days....

A wonderful set of paths around Mount Tabor Park. Some of this trail is along roadways. When sharing space with motor vehicles, it is always recommended to wear bright clothing and use lights or flags for personal safety. Accessibility: This trail does not meet enough of the guidelines that AllTrails uses to tag wheelchair and stroller friendly trails. The slope is very steep, exceeding 12% grade, for roughly half of this route. Trail goers using mobility equipment may still be able to...

Take a ride or a walk around this beautiful city park which holds three different historic reservoirs for Portland. Although there is no swimming in the reservoirs for obvious reasons, this park has plenty of other things to offer the whole family including picnic areas, a dog park, monuments, and public art, and even volleyball and tennis areas. There is a small visitor center and bathrooms above the amphitheatre. Accessibility: There are designated accessible spaces in the paved...