Laurelhurst Park Loop

Portland, Oregon

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Distance

1.17 miles

Elevation Gain

125 ft

Route Type

Loop

Description

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The Laurelhurst Park Loop in Portland, Oregon, is known for its scenic beauty, ease of access, and dog-friendly paths. This urban trail features a peaceful loop around a serene pond, lush greenery, and towering trees, making it popular for leisurely walks, jogging, and family outings.

The park is clean and has well-maintained trails, open space, and tranquil atmosphere, creating an ideal spot for relaxation and a quick nature escape. It’s a great option for a quick, refreshing walk in a lovely natural setting.

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