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Portland's Famous "4T" Trail

Sat, May 20

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Portland

Cost: $30-$35 Ah, Portland's famous "4T Trail Loop"! What the heck is it though? We will take a trail, a tram, a trolley, and then finally a train, and experience a unique and multi-modal way to enjoy our fair city.

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Portland's Famous "4T" Trail
Portland's Famous "4T" Trail

Time & Location

May 20, 2023, 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM

Portland, 4001 SW Canyon Rd, Portland, OR 97221, USA

About the Event

Ah, Portland's famous "4T Trail Loop"! What the heck is it though? We will take a trail, a tram, a trolley, and then finally a train, and experience a unique and multi-modal way to enjoy our fair city. 

We'll start with a brisk hike uphill among the trees from the Oregon Zoo to Council Crest Park—at 1,073  feet, the highest point in the city—and then enjoy an easy stroll down to Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU), where you will board the Portland Aerial Tram and glide 3,300 linear feet downhill—in 3 minutes!—to the riverfront. From there,  we will board the trolley (aka the Portland Streetcar) and ride to the heart of downtown Portland. We'll meander through some downtown shops, restaurants, and food carts and then hop on the MAX light rail train back to the start to complete the loop. 

INCLUDED: all transportation fees.

NOT INCLUDED: any food or beverage purchased.

COST: $35 per person, or $30 per person when registering two.

Meet at the Oregon Zoo parking lot at 8:30 AM. We'll return to this location and should be finished by 2 PM at latest.

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: LOW

HOW TO REGISTER:

1. Save your spot. Use this Venmo link.

2. Confirm your contact info. Click "Details" button here and complete the form.

When registering please specify 4T TRAIL 5/20 and YOUR NAME(S). Limit 8 people. Outings will occur rain or shine, except in unsafe conditions. Ladies Out signups are first come, first served. Social distancing and safety precautions will be observed at all times. Ages 14 and up please. 

$1 from each signup goes to The Nature Conservancy in Oregon, a nonprofit working for 60+ years to conserve land and water around our state.

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