Trail Running in Portland, OR
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You know when you have a trail run that redeems all those other trail runs that kinda stunk? Well, Misery Ridge trail at Smith Rock Park is that one.
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It's somewhat surprising that more Portlanders do not know about this rather exceptional urban park. Variety in terms of terrain and trail is one of this 325-acre park's greatest attributes. Anyone can find something to suit their desires at Lacamas Park.
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This 5,000 acre park provides one of the best urban trail running experiences that you can find anywhere in the nation.
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It's hard to believe that something this wild and lush is so close to downtown. You'll feel miles away in this truly magnificent canyon.
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With 185-acres and 21-miles of really well maintained trails, the Hoyt Aboretum in Portland's Washington Park is a really great place to enjoy a post-work or weekend trail run or hike.
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