Mount Tabor Loop Trail is a 1.5 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Portland, Oregon that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until December. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Take a ride or a walk around this beautiful city park which holds 3 different reservoirs for Portland. Although there is no swimming in the reservoirs for obvious reasons, this park has plenty of other things to offer the whole family including picnic areas, a dog park, monuments, and public art, and even volleyball and tennis areas. There is a small visitor center and bathrooms above the amphitheater. Accessibility: This trail is partially paved and partially dirt. The width is typically at least three feet. There are multiple steep sections on this trail with a grade estimated over 12% that may make it not navigable for manual wheelchairs and strollers. From the pictures there appear to be some areas with staircases. There is a shorter more accessible trail which is all a non-vehicular paved surface and mostly a grade of less than 5% that can be viewed here: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/oregon/mount-tabor-paved-trail
Take I-85 east to 60th ave from downtown Portland at the 58th Ave Exit. You will need to take a left onto Glisan then a right onto 60th. Take 60th to Belmont and turn left onto it. Go east on Belmont up the hill to 69th and Belmont where you will take a right onto 69th and head up the hill into the park.
January 16, 2021Lots of options with trails! Absolutely beautiful views. For all skill levels mild-moderate. Lots of fur babies too.
January 9, 2021Crowdedness
January 3, 2021Beautiful day out and great views!
January 1, 2021Love walking through Mount Tabor as it is always super clean..I picked up less than half a bag of trash which is awesome. Kind of a strange trail pattern. There were endless forks where the more likely one was never the one on the app. Either way it made for a great hike. Make sure to follow map closely. Lots of runners and all were respectful. Trail was pretty muddy in parts, definitely recommend hiking boots. Also a few short steep hills as well.
December 31, 2020December 28, 2020December 27, 2020Beautiful scenery. Easy hike
December 26, 2020Well traveled. Some paved some mud. Steep up and down in a couple of locations. Recommend hiking boots
December 5, 2020Nice park, limited city views
December 3, 2020November 27, 2020November 27, 2020November 27, 2020Crap trail at night. Got hella lost and frustrated.
November 1, 2020Live right across the street live this place
November 1, 2020Lovely trail! Folks in the city are afraid of each other. Rarely a response to my friendly “hello”! Loosen up, Portland!
October 14, 2020Pretty walk/hike. Be prepared because there is a lot of foot traffic.
October 4, 2020Wow! Just Wow!
October 1, 2020September 24, 2020Wet, muddy, and a booty burner.
September 8, 2020i love Mt. Tabor but not the best train for a family ride, when that involves younger kids. A family stroll, yes. the park is beautiful, with heavy traffic.
September 7, 2020September 3, 2020Hardly anyone was wearing masks - it’s a hilly park, meaning a lot of people breathing heavily while walking past without face coverings.
August 30, 2020Beautiful hike with a lot of shade which kept it cool. Wide path made it easy to socially distance. Lots of people also sat around having picnics.
August 28, 2020Great views. Wide trails. Dog friendly.
August 13, 2020August 11, 2020Hillier than I thought. Lots of great trails to just wander on. Pretty great.
August 10, 2020August 7, 2020Beautiful stroll through the park and a pause for the sunset over the city.
August 6, 2020Very easy trail with a great view at the top. Can get busy at all times since it’s in the middle of the city. Thankfully it’s a big park so you can still keep your distance while enjoying the view.
July 31, 2020Great loop, paved, nice views and good with kids. hilly for younger kids
