• kids at Century Oaks Park. Hillsboro, Oregon.

    Century Oaks Park

    Lovely shaded park with amazing wooden structures for playing for hours! Century Oaks Park features three play areas. Besides each one is so different from the others, all of them offer a lot of entertainment for kids.

  • Trees at Tryon Creek State Natural Area.

    Tryon Creek State Natural Area

    A beautiful oasis of greenery within the city. Located between Portland and Lake Oswego, this park includes a 650-acre-plus natural day-use area with 8 miles of hiking trails, 3.5 miles of horse trail and a 3-mile paved bicycle trail.

  • Hoyt Arboretum trail

    Hoyt Arboretum Portland

    12 miles of hiking trails just minutes from downtown Portland! My favorite place in the city for finding inner peace and serenity. I visit this place alone or with my kids at least monthly. It's my go-to location when I…

  • Spring Garden Park

    Spring Garden Park

    Fabulous park. A true gem with a splash pad and an original playground! Spring Garden Park is an amazing place for kids of all ages!

  • Tillamook Forest Center- Our Big Little Adventures

    Tillamook Forest Center

    Hiking, learning, playing and picnicking by the river, all in the same place: Tillamook Forest Center! Located at the heart of the Tillamook State Forest, this interpretive and educational center offers an amazing opportunity for learning about the forest and…

  • Hiker at Wahclella Falls Hike

    Wahclella Falls Hike

    Wahclella Falls hike is an easy 2.4 miles round trip walk in the Columbia River Gorge with gorgeous views and two waterfalls. The trail was reopened in August 2019 after Eagle Creek Fire.

  • Pioneer Park Playground at Sherwood Oregon

    Pioneer City Park

    Pioneer City Park. Beautiful park at Sherwood, with an original playground and 2 acres of forest land.

  • Arch bridge at Moulton Falls Regional Park

    Moulton Falls Regional Park

    The hike on this 387-acre park is short and beautiful! It's located at the confluence of the East Fork of the Lewis River and Big Tree Creek, on Yacolt, WA. You can find there a gorgeous arch bridge and two…

  • Mt St Helens view from Visitor Center

    Mount St. Helens Visitor Center

    Located at the 5-mile marker on State Route 504 the Mount St. Helens Visitor Center is a great place for learning about the impact of the volcanic eruption that occurred at Mount St. Helens on May 18, 1980. Kids and…