Canemah Bluff Nature Park — Attraction in Oregon City

My favorite place to wear my butterfly wings and antenna on a full moon night. I load myself up with glitter, and sprinkle everywhere I see fit. Moscato or not, there is a certain freedom that happens when when you let your butterfly fly! At the edge of the park you can enjoy a picnic, shoot some hoops, or let the kids burn off some energy on the play structures. I would imagine the park is even suitable for birthday parties although I cannot confirm that or how you would go about it. Just past the playground are several trails, and picture perfect pit stops. Explore a bit deeper and you will find densely wooded easily walkable trails, with some more vague deer trails. There's a lot of Indian history and loads of vibrational energy on up there, especially the higher you get. And just past the edge of the park is a very old cemetery, which may or may not be open but definitely screams intriguing invites! **Remember the golden rule of parks is to leave them cleaner than you...

When I lived with my grandmother her backyard was this forest, and I would always go down the bank and hangout in the forest because I love nature.

There is a sasquatch in that forest, I was deep in that forest one time and I was walking and then to the side of me I heard a bunch of leaving Russeling and banging like something was panically running away from me and when I jumped and turned to the sound of the noise I saw the brown hairy back of something running away from me, it was huge and fast, at first I thought it was a big bear until I realized that it was running away upright and I got extremely uncomfortable and felt unsafe and went back to my grandmas house, you don’t have to believe me if you don’t want to cause I understand it sounds insane, but if you go to this beautiful place which I certainly recommend it is so beautiful out there, be safe!! And please stay on...

A very nice park with playground, restrooms, picnic tables, benches, grassy area, views and a system of trails. It is tucked up in a quiet neighborhood known to locals. Also a photographer's mecca for many types of photos. I enjoyed the trail system and made my way to the cemetary. We looked up its history to find that many prominent pioneers are buried there. There are a few view points along the trail over looking the river. Great sites for prom, homecoming, engagement photos, etc. Parking can be very tight. Be courteous not to block driveways, or...