Envi Adventures
$50+Scenic airplane tours over the Columbia River Gorge, Mount Hood and Portland from Troutdale, Oregon.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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A Metro-run park on a spring-fed natural lake, with swimming, fishing, paddling, picnic areas, trails, and a gold-level disc golf course.
21224 NE Blue Lake Road, Fairview, OR · Fairview, OR
Blue Lake Regional Park sits around a natural lake fed by underground springs, in Fairview near the Columbia River. Visitors can swim at a sandy beach, fish from the shore or an accessible pier, and paddle in small craft. The grounds include a spray ground, a natural discovery garden, playgrounds, sports courts and fields, and many picnic areas. Trails lead through wetlands and boardwalks to a monument honoring the Nichàqwli Village, a Chinook settlement. The park also has an 18-hole disc golf course across the road. Pets and drones are not allowed, and parking carries a fee.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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