This 35-acre nature park was named for an early Oregon historian and anchors the southern end of the Terwiliger Parkway. Acquired in 1903, established paths are laced throughout the wooded ravines. The natural area contains no more than trails, making it one of the most primitive of the city's developed recreation areas. Strikingly beautiful all year, the forest is most colorful in the fall when deep evergreens contrast with the turning leaves of autumn. There are no fees to use the park.
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