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Mount Tabor

Name: Mount Tabor
Address: Portland, OR, US

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Stay

July 25, 2022

Mount Tabor is a dormant volcano in Southeast Portland surrounded by a city park. It's named after an Israeli peak and has been a public park since 1903. The famous landscape architect, John C. Olmsted helped design the park, which today still features several scenic trails, monuments, and long gardens of native plants. The park is one of the most popular in Portland to enjoy a sunny day. The park encompasses nearly 200 acres, offering plenty of space to roam and discover something new. A few other park attractions include basketball and tennis courts, statues and public art, and a fantastic sunset view atop the summit.

Nunzio

May 10, 2022

Find your way to the top of Mt Tabor park, Portland's extinct volcano within city limits. A special little gem.

Wendi / Ramy

May 6, 2022

Fresh air walk, hike, run or bike in one of Portland's favorite green spaces! Built on top of a small, extinct volcano, it has some paved roads for bikers, several well maintained trails that loop around and over the hill, and long flights of concrete stairs leading to the summit. The entire park is dog-friendly (on leash) and has an off-leash dog park in one corner. The park also works to help native plants flourish. Enjoy the view of Portland and bring a picnic!