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Forest Walk in Tualatin Hills Nature Park
A late-winter morning walk along the forest trails of Tualatin Hills Nature Park. A film shared by And This Walk Too.
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Outdoors
Outdoors near Beaverton
35 national forests, lakes, parks and campgrounds within reach, by activity.
Hiking
23 places · closest 7 mi
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, Henry Hagg Lake and more
Best: year-round
Camping
19 places · closest 25 mi
Sandy Wild and Scenic River, Molalla and more
Best: February–November
Fishing
21 places · closest 20 mi
Henry Hagg Lake, Sandy Wild and Scenic River and more
Boating & paddling
9 places · closest 20 mi
Henry Hagg Lake, Sunset Falls Campground and more
Best: May–September
Biking
15 places · closest 20 mi
Henry Hagg Lake, Sandy Wild and Scenic River and more
Best: year-round
Picnic spots
11 places · closest 20 mi
Henry Hagg Lake, Molalla and more
Best: April–October
Wildlife & birding
26 places · closest 7 mi
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and more
Swimming
7 places · closest 32 mi
Molalla, Dovre Recreation Site and more
Best: July–September
Natural places near Beaverton
Beaches
18 within 37 mi · closest 7.3 mi
Poet's Beach, Audrey McCall Beach and more
Waterfalls
30 within 37 mi · closest 3.5 mi
Cedar Mill Falls, Jane Martin Waterfall and more
Lakes
30 within 30 mi · closest 5 mi
Bastion Reservoir, Guild's Lake and more
Scenic viewpoints
30 within 37 mi · closest 3.9 mi
Cedar Mill Creek Overlook, Mount Sylvania and more
Caves
2 within 75 mi · closest 53.7 mi
Sandy Glacier Caves, Cheese Cave
Hot springs
3 within 100 mi · closest 48.8 mi
Bagby Hot Springs, Breitenbush Hot Springs and more
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A WALK AROUND TOWN
Beaverton, Oregon (Old Town, Parks) 4k60 Walking Tour Binaural Audio
Beaverton, Oregon (Old Town, Parks) 4k60 Walking Tour Binaural Audio. A film shared by 4K Nature and City Walks.
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Places come from Recreation.gov’s federal recreation database; distances are straight-line miles from downtown.