Best places: Tourist attractions in Multnomah County

Iconic bookseller offering a diverse selection of used & new volumes, plus gifts for bibliophiles.

190-acre park with thousands of native, global & endangered trees, plus 12 miles of hiking trails.

City-maintained rose test gardens founded in 1917, featuring 10,000+ plants in manicured displays.

Octagonal rest stop & observation point overlooking river & mountains, built in the early 1900s.

Well-known, dramatic cascade with a visitor's center, observation platform & hiking trails.

Large forested park covering an extinct volcano with tennis courts, a playground & 360-degree views.

5,000+-acre wooded area with trails for hiking, biking & bird-watching, including a 30-mile route.

Neighborhood park offering tennis & basketball courts, a playground, walking paths & picnic sites.

658-acre forested area along a ravine with well-maintained trails for hikers, horses & leashed dogs.

Upper & lower trails lead to a scenic waterfall & river gorge views on a former logging site.

Park with 2,500+ plants that bloom in spring & summer, plus year-round water features & trails.

Cascading waterfall on parkland offering upper & lower hiking trails & grassy picnic areas.

This 242-ft. waterfall along the Historic Columbia River Highway can be crossed via a hiking trail.

Huge park with varied attractions including zoo, rose garden, Japanese garden & 12 miles of trails.

👍👍 Redwood observation deck inside Hoyt arboretum, located off the wildwood trail is around one third mile from visitor center. Wild and scenic walking trail amongst many other surrounding trails. Tall redwood trees are majestic. Very photogenic area.

23-room mansion from 1914 now a museum, featuring gardens, period furnishings & scenic views.

👍👍 We loved our time here. We did-not do the mansion tour as it was closed on Sundays, but it costs around 15$ per person. Parking is around 2$ per hour. We wandered around the mansion and then went to the viewpoint which was amazing. The best view of Portland in my opinion. There are a few benches bea...

Family-friendly natural area with plenty of hiking, biking & equestrian trails among scenic vistas.

Performance venue in a Gothic, circa-1883 former church with a pipe organ & stained-glass windows.

This park, historically a Lewis & Clark landing site, offers a boat dock, paved paths & a dog area.