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May 1, 2018
A park for people who like parks. Owned and extremely well maintained by Portland General Electric. Please help do your part and pick up the few pieces of trash our less considerate friends seem to occasionally leave behind. You will find trash cans at intervals along all trails throughout the park so that you need not carry any trash for very long. Beautiful place and a great gift from PGE. Please express your gratitude through care and stewardship.

May 7, 2018
A great place to go walking around or fishing or you could bring your family and just have a picnic. I had a blast with the kids I was babysitting.

Apr 10, 2018
Great place to stroll. Not a long hiking trail but you can walk completely around the Lake. Park benches to just sit and watch the birds. Wasn't packed to the max when I went in the late Fall. There were a couple of Kayaks out on the Lake. There wrere Couples & Kids & Families on Bikes but everyone shared the Path & Bridge with courtesy.

Apr 21, 2018
Beautiful, quite and serene. People fish in the lake or just choose to laze on the banks. Nice place to chill out for a couple of hours.

Apr 29, 2018
Easy access, great fishing. Fantastic place to take your kids! There is also a disc golf course.

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