Amazing park, well maintained and interesting flora. Very foggy when I went bit still managed to get some interesting shots using my new camera.

This is our favorite place to go. We come usually every Saturday. Many different options for distance of hiking. Trails are typically very easy and not too steep. There are some steep sections but overall its a flat grade.

This is a serene haven that will make you swoon for hours. The puppy and I forgot about time in this paradise. Going in the fall is a must. It takes your breath away! Good amount of trails for running and different paths around the park!

Has some pretty great trails to find lots of mushrooms during the right time of year.

The Fall colors are beautiful, layered onto moss and lichen covered forest. Fresh air and accessible hiking - recommend this park.

Beautiful, well maintained urban state park. Easy to get to. Many trails meandering through the park. Some trails are for horses. Bikes are allowed on some trails. Dogs on leash are okay. Its a popular park and can get crowded. 98% of the hikers wore masks. Parking is limited.

Really crowded parking area. Good thing is you can park on road and walk 50 meters to join a trail.Trails are good, fun and easy for kids.

Tryon Creek is one of Portland’s largest parks and it’s absolutely beautiful. Never in my life have I’ve ever seen such greenery! My girlfriend and I and our little puppy really enjoyed the park’s unique rainforest-like characteristics and it’s many trails to choose from. I highly recommend this park! Believe me you will love how peaceful, healing and relaxing it is to spend time here alone or with loved ones.Cheers Sincerely, Omaid

Wonderful park with lots of hiking trails. Good amount of parking available.

This was our family second adventure to Tryon Creek State Park. We were on the hunt for a geocache hidden off the horse trail. We were able to locate it. It was a great outing for the family.

When you want the best and the best selection of the best, this is where you go. Hard to find bad apple in the bunch here. They do it just a little bit better. I have never found better meat or produce or seafood. The rest of their choices are over priced for every day shopping. Its more of a grab and go place. Everything you grab is good. Be careful how much you reach for. It adds up quick here.

Great hike with amazing views! Didnt see the suspension bridge though.

This park is a beautiful respite from city life. It has restrooms, covered areas, periodic benches, and well maintained trails that offer a little challenge.

Close to everything, easy to get to, parking and restrooms. Yet, as popular as it is, it still feels like youve been able to get out into nature. Wildlife, water, bridges, benches, hard trails, easy trails, views. This park has it all. Everytime we go, it feels like a new trail system (mostly because the foliage changes through the seasons).

I live close so this is easily accessible for me. Nice trails. None that are too difficult. This place can get really busy at times and it is more often that not difficult to find parking.

This is a great park. Plenty of parking, lots of easy, family-friendly, well-maintained trails to choose from. I bring my 6 year-old and she does great.

So amazing and beautiful! Could stay here all day, we needed more time! Well be back!

Love this park. Great family hiking. Good place to trail-run. Nice nature center when covid doesnt have it shut down.

Nice trails, most hikers were wearing masks. Really quiet and serene.

Had a wonderful hike. Excellent nature experience in the city. Everyone had masks.

Wonderful hiking trails and nice bridges and overlooks.

Incredibly well kept park, the volunteers seem to do an incredible amount of work maintaining it. A treasure of a place.

Was SO beautiful! Great for a family hike and beautiful for photos make for a nice relaxing day =)

Its a nice little walk off of a neighborhood street. Not much parking but Ive always had a spot available. Cute trail, amazing playground! Picnic table and benches and a little steam make it so beautiful and friendly!

Great trails. Hasnt been extremely crowded which is good given COVID

My wife and I had our wedding ceremony in the modest gazebo near the parking lot and I had photo ops all over the park and our fancy gittup. It was awesome! We also enjoy hiking around and looking in the water for a little critters and all that.

Great park for taking a hike, good for kids too.We went on Saturday and it was somewhat busy.The parking lot was almost full.

An escape back to nature! Tyron Creek State Natural Area is a 650 acre plus beautiful day use nature area with 8 miles of intersecting hiking trails. 3.5 miles of horse trail and a 3 mile paved bicycle trail. Outdoor fun for both young and old. A nature learning center, and gift shop. Pet friendly too!

TRYON CREEK STATE NATURAL AREAI enjoy Tryon Creek Natural Area but be warned that if you are going birding there or to looking to see some of the local wildlife there, then you may be thwarted by the multiple use policies of the Park.Looking for birds and local wildlife requires a peaceful and relatively quiet environment. The multiple use policy allows for horses and dogs in the Park if the dogs are on a leash and their owners pick up their solid waste. I am not sure if horse owners have to pick up their horses’ droppings but that sure would make sense.What is your guess of the percentage of dog owners who adhere to these requirements when they bring their dogs to the Park? Have you ever tried to look for birds and/or shy and elusive local wildlife with a dog(s) constantly barking or running around off leash and getting into tussles with each other with all the accompanying noise that produces?Please understand that I have had very enjoyable hikes and birding trips in the Park. Nonetheless, in a public Park, the public will want to do a wide variety of activities. The public will insist that the Parks policies allow this variety of activities which conflict with each other. For example, birding and barking dogs.This is just one example of a “tragedy of the commons” that results from public officials trying to please all users of a common area or resource with policies that result in conflicting uses and in many cases, the destruction of the common resource.

A few trails were closed due to damage but still a lovely place to hike and everyones so mask compliant. Very stress free.

Beautiful, well maintained trails. No trash or litter, and hikers all wearing masks when passing!

If you are.concerned about virus, young people oblivious to mask requirement and dismissive of reminder or correction: oh, we forgot ours. Used to be my favorite hiking spot. No more.

Nice surprise in the area. Easy to find, easy to navigate the trail and a very good place for a solo trek to detox from the daily rat race.

Visually stunning scenery, nice walk, pretty creek. Just a great place to take a nature walk.

Simply beautiful. Well maintained trails, dog friendly and the people were very pleasant.

Beautiful well maintained trails, a piece of wilderness in the city.

Great trails, easy loops, mostly well marked, nice hills.

Parking is limited. Nice stroll through the woods. Beautiful scenery

An open park during Corona. Visitors are being good about social distancing. Bring/wear your mask. Park is beautiful and they have a restroom open.

Beautiful hike in the forest. Its really near to Portland. Tryon Creek State Park has so many trails. I love this place so much. A great place for me to relax and find my inner peace

Wonderful hiking trails! The creek is almost always in view and there are a number of fun bridges. The forest is thick and vibrant. A lovely break from the city.

I love Tryon Creek. It is a wonderful natural space in the middle of the city but big enough and wooded enough that you actually are hiking in a forest and forget there is a neighborhood and city around you.

Tall trees, shallow valleys, trickling brooks with bridges to cross them. But best of all was the shade. Look forward to visiting again.Bring water, lots of walking trails.#hashtag

Beautiful even in the rain.A little muddy so dont forget boots

Best Oregon State Park in the metro area for a walk/run in a beautiful natural forest of an amazing assortment of trees, from fir and pine to glorious maples that blaze brilliant yellow in autumn. In the summer months the variety of shades and hues of green is overwhelming. Dont miss this gem if youre in the area.

Im giving it a 3 due to the fact that the trails are covered in crushed rock which is very uncomfortable versus wood chips which are better for the overall ecosystem and more amenable to foot traffic. there are plenty of tine-spreaders that could be used to spread wood chips along the trail; It is far from an impossible task.

Enjoyable area with lots of trail options. Parking can be tricky if you arrive later in the morning, so get there early. Bike, equestrian and pedestrian trails available. Kid friendly and a nature center with bathrooms available (center closed due to Covid).

I love this place. My best friend and I took my 3 year old grandson hiking here and had a blast. I wish they would open part of the park as a campground, that would be amazing. But Im happy with it the way it is. Only downfall is the gift shop was closed due to construction.

Walked around the paths with a toddler and dog. Lots of people walking around, jogging, and with dogs. This wouldn’t be a great place for a stroller but packed dirt might make it manageable if necessary. The Nature Center is heated, has bathrooms, and some kids activities that encourage you to learn about watersheds and the animals and plants in the creek.

Lovely trails, easy hikes, beautiful nature

If you have young kids Tyron Park is the best. The trails are pretty easy and well marked. There are benches on the path and bridges over streams. The vegetation is lush all times of the year.

Tryon Creek is a perfect trail if your first starting out hiking. Its beautifully florished with all that nature can provide you.

Great place to get out of the city and experience the great out doors.

Beautiful scenic surroundings. I came here on a very rainy and windy day. The wind was a bit scary since the tall trees were swaying overhead. But the trails were so quiet and peaceful I wanted to keep walking. Well be back again.

Beautiful peaceful really nice

Well kept trails and conservation efforts taking place. Nature center has a wealth of information. Sometimes sketchy action (car break ins) in the Equestrian parking area. Gets extremely busy, but there is plenty of places to disburse. Not super remote, but does feel like it.

This place never disappoints me its always beautiful. So many trails to follow. I always get a great workout, sometimes I come here just to do my training for backpacking. Always taking time to appreciate the small things that live there.

Lots of connecting and well-maintained trails. Super easy to do a quick nature walk or string together a few trails along the way for a longer session.

Gorgeous park in SW Portland near Lewis and Clark. Hiking, running, biking and horses. Dogs on leash only. Tons of trails. Go early, crowds start by 10am and parking fills up

Good place for jogging. Cool and quiet. Not crowded even in the weekend

Great close in hike. Not secluded though so expect others to be there. Dogs are welcome on leash. Great for families. There are hills and some rough patches so not good for those with walking difficulties.

Beautiful, bike trail has pretty steep hills so be prepared with kids! Still way doable.

Very nice trails, and perfect for moderately disabled individuals. Some signage was unclear I imagine partly due to reduced resources during Covid.

Beautiful area, lots of trail options, most fairly easy & family & dog ( on lead) friendly

So freaking great! I love the colors and its quite enough to make you feel like youre out of town when youre not.

I live in Hillsdale so this park is 10 min drive away. I hiked here today and this is by far one of my favorite close to home state parks. Free parking, I came on a Sunday afternoon and figured the parking lot would be crazy, nope half full with a nice clean bathroom. The nature center is closed unfortunately due to CoViD. Marquam and Tryin Creek are my 2 fav close to home hikes.

Beautiful State Park with wonderful hiking trails. Quite a few dogs not on leash - watch where you step. Free, has restrooms and lots of trail options. Great for short hikes with kids.

A nice riparian web of rolling trails punctuated by the occasional horde of children. Not challenging, but you can get a workout in if desired.

This place is the best for beginner hikers and kids! It is safe, well maintained, and the map is easy to follow. The inclines arent too steep for kids and they have short routes on trails for beginners (1.2, 1.4mi)

Beautiful area with plenty of trails. Nice restrooms.

One of my favorite places to walk around and take mushroom pictures.

Majestic and peaceful. Me and my daughter popped in for a early Morning walk for the first time. She loved it and I did too. We will be back

Awesome trails that are maintained. Theyre a little narrow though so be mindful during COVID.

Great park for the hiking

Beautiful. Not too many people. Up and down, with narrow trails.

Scenic trails that zigzag through a beautiful area.

Great area within the city to hike and enjoy the outdoors. Occasionally there are cougar sightings here so keep an eye out for signs which tell you the last date they were seen.There are many trails that circle back to one another and connect up with one another so there are a lot of options. It is rated an easy hike and is beautiful.

Amazing place to do a city hike in Lake Oswego; places like this is one of the reasons why I moved to Oregon.

Beautiful to walk in shady woods on a hot day. I wander the trails with no direction in mind and know that it is ok, I will eventually find my way back.

Nice walk but it sucks that the bike trail is on streets for most of it, kind of loses the nature feel when you are walking on a busy road and in a neighborhood. For the parts that were nature, it was beautiful and a great experience. Would come again.

Beautiful, well-maintained. Frequent visitor and I love it every time.

Beautiful! We love coming here with the dogs. Great trails that feel far from the city even though its only a short drive away

Many trails to choose, Some trails have steps so I wouldnt recommend bringing a stroller if you have little ones. Overall great for older kids and dog friendly.

Very nice place to hike. Lots of trails with varying degrees of difficulty but nothing too bad.

A beautiful place in the fall. Lots of great trails to get lost on.

Beautiful, well maintained and lots of trails close to town.

I love this park so much. Even with a full parking lot it is peaceful and quiet here. Beautiful facilities as well. My #1 favorite in the greater Portland area.

I love the hiking trails here because they are all shaded from the sun in the summer by trees, making for a cool hike. Dirt trails are well maintained, and are bordered by trees/stumps/greenery. There is a good variety of elevation at this park and bridges to cross over Tryon Creek that intersects many of the trails. Theres a fair amount of parking here and a Nature Center with bathrooms. Some of the trails are for equestrians, so you may see a horse while youre out!

Limited parking but beautiful trail network with many miles of trails.

Wonderful park with deep ravines. It is possible to hike here - in the middle of a major urban center - without hearing any traffic!. Love wandering along, around, and over the creek.

Beautiful easy hike good for kids or elderly looking for a easy stroll in the lush woods

Get lost in a maze of trails and you can avoid covid crowds!

Beautiful and paved paths. Dog friendly (on leash)

Nice quite trail, was pleasantly surprised there werent more people

A blessing in the city. Step into the forested gem. Great paths for comfortable walking respite.

What a surprise to have such a nice big park so close to a metropolitan area. There is an extensive network of walking trails winding throughout the wooded area.

Really peaceful place to visit. There were plenty of joggers on the trails but we still saw a good amount of wildlife including an owl.

What a great park! Centrally located in the Portland Metro area and very easy to get to from all directions.It was easy for us to get here from Tigard.And it is perfect to bring our furry family.There are many different trails to take. There is one with a suspension bridge that looks fantastic but I’m thinking my dogs might be skittish to walk on it.The Visitors Center is closed due to the pandemic.Face coverings and social-distancing is ideal.

Super fun! My 4 year old son and I had a blast. Trails are fairly easy for the younger kids. My only issue is with the people there. I saw two different groups let their dogs poop in the woods and they didnt clean it up. It was only a foot off the trail. I said something to the second group and they ignored me and kept going.

A nice nature park that is pretty big considering the size of the community its in. Mostly multi use trails but some specific for hikers. The main problem is horses are allowed here on some of the trails. Horses poop and trails and detract from the ambiance for all trail users. Other than that, its a great, close by nature park. Please keep your dogs on a leash.