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Walk to Dtwn Camas! Updated Home w/ Game Room

Walk to Dtwn Camas! Updated Home w/ Game Room

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The price is $195
$462 total
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Nov 23 - Nov 24
Walk to Dtwn Camas! Updated Home w/ Game Room
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Leif Erickson Trail

Leif Erickson Trail

Northwest Portland is home to Leif Erickson Trail, so why not stop by during your stay in Portland. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Portland has other activities you might want to enjoy such as Moda Center.

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The region around Forest Park is home to attractions such as Leif Erickson Trail and Moda Center.

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Forest park is a 5,100-acre municipal park sitting square in the middle (well, a bit to the left of the middle) of the city of Portland, Oregon. But to call it a municipal park, is like calling the Eiffel Tower an I-beam. The park is essentially a people-friendly urban forest, complete with all the flora and fauna you might expect to find there. There are seventy miles of walking trails, one of them -- the Wildwood Trail is 29 miles long from one end to the other. The park itself is about 8 miles to a side, so there are places at its heart that make you forget you are anywhere near a municipal area. This shot was taken at about mile 17 of the Wildwood Trail. The blue diamond on the tree in the background is a quarter-mile marker. As an aside, anyone who watches the popular television series, "Grimm," has undoubtedly heard the name Forest Park in connection with cases throughout the life of the series.
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