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Redwood National and State Parks
No. 4 of Fall Viewing Attractions in United States

Redwood National and State Parks

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Redwood National and State Parks is located on the Pacific coast in northern California, United States, near the Oregon border, and is one of the world-renowned protected areas for coastal redwoods. Upon entering, the immediate impression is the massive scale of the forest: coastal redwoods tower into the sky, with many trees reaching heights of 70–80 m. Some ancient trees are 500–600 years old, while some old trees can even live for approx. 2,000 years, witnessing long-term natural changes. In addition to the redwood forests, the park also features a rich variety of natural views. Fern Canyon is a narrow canyon approx. 10+ m deep, with rock walls on both sides covered from top to bottom with layers of ferns, as if entering a natural green tunnel. On the way to the canyon, you will pass Gold Bluffs Beach, where visitors can enjoy the Pacific coast views and see herds of deer in the dune areas.United States · Humboldt County
Washington Park
No. 2 of Family-friendly Attractions in Oregon

Washington Park

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Washington Park is a Portland attraction situated on a hill on the west side. It houses the world-famous International Rose Test Garden, a hybrid of a rose origin site and an experimental farm. It frequently cultivates precious new and improved rose varieties, making it quite charming for gardening enthusiasts. The garden contains over 500 rose varieties and more than 10,000 rose bushes. From mid-May to November each year, the roses are in full bloom, which is truly stunning. The tiles embedded in the walkways throughout the park feature the autographs of every Rose Queen from 1907 to the present, which makes many visitors stop to admire them. In addition, the park includes the World Forestry Center, theJapanese Garden, and a zoo. The zoo next to the park is a breeding ground for Asian elephants outside of the Asian jungle. In the zoo, there is a penguin parade where the penguins wear suits. The park and the zoo are connected by the zoo railway. This famous park also features the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.United States · Portland
International Rose Test Garden

International Rose Test Garden

3.8
4.3/5
34 reviews
There is a beautiful rose garden on the hillside west of Portland, established in 1917. The Portland Rose Garden is an experimental area for international rose cultivation, so about 50 new roses come to be cultivated here every year. In addition, it is also a selection site for international roses. People can plant their own roses here. feel honored. Since its establishment, the rose garden has nearly 550 varieties and more than 10,000 roses. The roses bloom from April to September, and the best time to enjoy the flowers is in June. At this time every year, many tourists are welcomed, and the annual number of visitors is more than 500,000. The roses are splendid and fragrant, making this garden a romantic tourist attraction.United States · Portland
Pioneer Courthouse Square

Pioneer Courthouse Square

3.6
4.2/5
16 reviews
Pioneer Court Plaza is named after the Pioneer Court opposite the courthouse. The square covers an area of more than 3,000 square meters, and the ground is covered with many eye-catching red bricks, which are engraved with the names of the people who helped to build and maintain the square. This comes from a project called "BuyaBrick". There are also many high-end shopping malls near the square, and since Portland is tax-free, shopping here is also a good option. It is located in downtown Portland, with all the shops extending along the square, which is a good place for shopping. There is also a pillar on the east side of the square marked with a circle of road signs. These road signs point to Portland's sister cities around the world and their distances. You can also see the name of Suzhou on it, which is very interesting. Usually there are many large-scale activities, such as music performances, marketing activities, etc., will be held here.United States · Portland
Multnomah Falls

Multnomah Falls

3.5
4.7/5
36 reviews
Matt Muma Falls is only a 20-minute drive from downtown Portland and is one of the beautiful natural landscapes in the City of Roses. The fascinating thing about Matmuma Falls is that people can watch this tall and beautiful waterfall up close. You can even climb to the top of the waterfall and look down. The water is fast and the scene will be shocking. Matmuma is 189 meters high and is divided into 2 sections. Tourists can follow the forest path on the edge all the way up. The cool and comfortable natural environment makes people feel relaxed and happy. Winter to spring is the rainy season in Portland, and it is also a good time to enjoy the waterfalls, when the water is plentiful and the scenery is beautiful.United States · Multnomah County
Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area

Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area

3.5
4.7/5
4 reviews
Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area is built around a giant, bowl-shaped hole along the Oregon coastline. This naturally formed hole is partially open to the Pacific Ocean. As waves rush in, they are obstructed by rocks, creating high, turbulent swells with numerous whirlpools and sharp turns, making it a haven for surfers and a fantastic spot for wave watching. The cliffs, beaches, and waves here create a picturesque scene, while also offering various coastal activities such as whale watching and diving.United States · Otter Rock
Powell Butte Nature Park

Powell Butte Nature Park

3.3
4.7/5
4 reviews
United States · Portland
Forest Park

Forest Park

3.3
5.0/5
7 reviews
Located northwest of Portland, Oregon, Portland Forest Park is one of the largest urban forest parks in the United States and one of the most representative natural recreation areas in the area. The park is vast and densely forested, with a rich ecological environment and diverse wildlife resources, providing an ideal space for city residents and tourists to get close to nature. There are many trails in the park, suitable for hiking, jogging, bird watching and cycling, and the routes of different difficulty can meet the needs of different tourists. The famous Wildwood Trail runs through the park and is an important route to experience the forest landscape. The fresh air and quiet environment here offer a break from the hustle and bustle of the city while experiencing the unique nature of the Pacific Northwest. Whether you're looking for a relaxing walk or an in-depth exploration of the native forest ecology, Portland Forest Park offers a comfortable and vibrant outdoor experience and is Portland's unmissable green business card.United States · Portland
South Beach State Park

South Beach State Park

3.2
United States · Newport
Westmoreland Park

Westmoreland Park

3.1
4.3/5
5 reviews
United States · Portland

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夫夫与夫夫May 3, 2016
5.0
There are two Sequoia parks. One is in the north of San Francisco, called Sequoia National Park. The other is between Las Vegas and San Francisco. Near Death Valley, is Sequoia and King's Canyon Park. I went to the latter. There are the first big trees, because of seasonal reasons, many canyons are not open. I went to the canyon from 4 to 5 days. There is some snow on the mountain. It's a very free journey. It's a very good park.

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西溪老翁September 8, 2020
5.0
Washington Park, Portland Washington Park, located in the suburbs of Portland, is a natural park built on hills with a history of more than 100 years. The park includes the Portland Zoo, the World Forestry Center, the Portland Children's Museum (established in 1946, located in the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)), the Hoyt Arboretum (with a series of coast redwoods over 150 feet high, which were the first trees planted in the arboretum in 1931), the International Rose Test Garden (established in 1917, the oldest public rose test garden in the United States), and the Portland Japanese Garden (established in 1962 on the site of the former Washington Park Zoo, after which the zoo moved to its current location). In the warm sunshine of early spring, the flowers are charming, and it is really pleasant to spend a day here.

Washington Park

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孔垂信001January 28, 2020
4.0
In this experimental garden, you can see many beautiful roses, but it is mainly an experimental garden, so don’t pick them easily.

International Rose Test Garden

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love is blueSeptember 17, 2019
5.0
This is an important part of Portland's urban landscape and anyone interested in architecture or urban design should visit it. Yes, there are always some weird street people here, but it seemed very safe to me. Enjoy a picnic on the steps in front of the fountain, relax, read a book, or just take in the local atmosphere.

Pioneer Courthouse Square

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初ChuSeptember 9, 2026
4.0
I visited the Multnomah falls in Oregon. It’s about 30 minutes driving from the Portland international airport. The falls is not wide but very tall. There is a gift store and a restaurant for which the building is more than 100 years old. I thought I just look at the falls and take a few pictures, but I realized that I could hike all the way to the top of the falls. It’s physically challenging, and I almost give up in the middle of it, but I kept going. I am so glad that I made it to the top of the falls. The amazing view and sense of accomplishment are hard to describe. I highly recommend everyone to visit and hike.

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DEAR张小球June 4, 2021
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When we arrived at the state park, we encountered good weather. Under the blue sky and white clouds, the azure blue water formed a scenery that looked like the sea and sky were one color. It looked very spectacular, and there were not many tourists here.

Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area

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coo***anNovember 4, 2021
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Very nice hiking trails, but the highest point we stopped at here was easily the Powell Butte Nature Park overlook where you can see salmon

Powell Butte Nature Park

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泰宁根吴承恩April 25, 2021
5.0
The forest park is very large, with a lot of trees in it, and it feels a bit like a primeval forest. It is more suitable for people with good physical strength and hiking experience. The air is good and the scenery is great.

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