Cooper Mountain Nature Park

"Good spot to walk/run. Has multiple different loops you can do with over 3.5 total miles of trails. The way out is downhill and the way back is steep uphill so prepare for some elevation gain. There are great views too and a loop you can take if you don't want to do as much uphill. Most of the trails are gravel though there are some spots where it is just dirt and sometimes gets muddy. Make sure to watch for those spots during the rainy season if you don't want to get your shoes muddy."

"Nice park with playground. Toilet and water fountain available. From this park you can go on various hike trails."

"I always enjoy a walk around this park. Plenty of parking, cute playground and it has restrooms! Paths are well Maintained and create beautiful viewpoints. The walk can be a challenge!"

"This park is an absolute paradise for nature lovers! The views of the mountain are breathtaking, especially during sunset. The wood trail is a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility, and the creek adds a soothing soundtrack. I spotted deer, birds. An unforgettable experience"

"This was an incredible park to visit and our first time here. We arrived about an hour before sunset because that's my favorite walking time. Stunning views, trails, and flora. The trails were lined with wildflowers and you can tell different ones were about to bloom. Clearly it's a favorite place for photographers since they created a few photography loops to deter off trail wandering. I'm always stunned by the beautiful parks and trees we have in the middle of the Portland metro area. There's ample parking, restrooms, a small playground, sandbox, picnic tables, and this really cool bird song amplifier that I overly enjoyed. Can't wait to be back!"