Mt. Tabor Park

photo by Marisa Swenson

This extinct cinder cone volcano is one of the most unique parks in Portland. Part of the Boring Lava Field chain of extinct shield and cinder cone volcanos, the main rocks that you will find of course is lava rocks. Other features of the park include: amphitheater, dog off-leash area, children’s play area, tennis courts, multiple picnic areas, basketball court refurbished by Nike a couple of years ago (thus the huge swoosh in the center of the court), a track at the top of the park good for running laps, very steep stairs good for exercise, and picturesque reservoirs that are still functional (and not covered thanks to the neighborhood association).

Located at:

SE 69th and Belmont

Portland, OR 97215

January 9, 2009 · Filed Under Destination Portland, Parks

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