PORTLAND LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF PORTLAND, OREGON LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• Portland Skyline from the Eastbank Esplanade — Take in a classic view of downtown Portland from across the Willamette River, where the Eastbank Esplanade offers families a scenic place to walk, bike, and admire the city’s skyline and bridges.
   

• Mount Hood — Gaze toward Oregon’s magnificent snowcapped peak, an unmistakable part of the Portland landscape and a favorite destination for hiking, skiing, sightseeing, and outdoor adventures.
   

• Pioneer Courthouse Square — Spend some time in Portland’s famous downtown gathering place, often called the city’s “living room,” where community events, public art, and city life come together.
   

• Portland White Stag Sign — Look for the glowing neon sign topped by a leaping stag, one of Portland’s most recognizable symbols and a colorful landmark overlooking Old Town.
   

• Portland Aerial Tram — Soar high above the city on this unique tram ride, enjoying sweeping views of downtown, the Willamette River, surrounding neighborhoods, and distant mountains.
   

• Portland Saturday Market — Browse the booths of local artists and makers at this longtime weekend tradition, where families can discover handmade crafts, food, music, and plenty of Portland personality.
   

• Oregon Zoo — Meet animals from around the world at this popular family destination, where engaging habitats and conservation programs make learning about wildlife an adventure.
   

• Lan Su Chinese Garden — Step into a peaceful retreat inspired by traditional Chinese garden design, complete with graceful pavilions, bridges, ponds, rocks, and beautiful plants.
   

• St. Johns Bridge — Admire the soaring Gothic-style towers of this elegant suspension bridge spanning the Willamette River, one of Portland’s most distinctive and photographed bridges.
   

• Vista House at Crown Point — Stop at this historic hilltop landmark for spectacular views over the Columbia River Gorge and the dramatic landscape surrounding the river.
   

• International Rose Test Garden — Stop and smell the roses in the “City of Roses,” where thousands of colorful blooms fill hillside gardens overlooking Portland.
   

• Multnomah Falls — Marvel at Oregon’s spectacular two-tiered waterfall, where water plunges down towering cliffs behind the picturesque Benson Bridge in the Columbia River Gorge.
   

• Columbia River Gorge Scenic View — Take in sweeping views of the mighty Columbia River as it winds between forested cliffs, waterfalls, and mountains just outside Portland.
   

• Cathedral Park — Relax beneath the magnificent St. Johns Bridge at this riverside park, where towering bridge arches create a cathedral-like setting along the Willamette River.
   

• Oaks Amusement Park — Enjoy old-fashioned family fun at this historic amusement park, where rides, games, and entertainment have delighted generations of Portland families.
   

• Tom McCall Waterfront Park — Follow the Willamette River through downtown at this inviting green space, popular for walking, biking, festivals, fountains, and beautiful views of Portland’s bridges.
   

• Portland Japanese Garden — Discover a peaceful world of ponds, bridges, stone lanterns, carefully shaped plants, and traditional Japanese garden design tucked into Portland’s wooded hills.
   

• Hawthorne Bridge — See one of Portland’s historic river crossings, a distinctive vertical-lift bridge that carries cars, bicycles, and pedestrians across the Willamette River.
   

• Washington Park — Explore one of Portland’s favorite family destinations, a sprawling green space that brings together gardens, trails, attractions, forests, and beautiful views.
   

• Forest Park Hiking Trails — Finish your Portland adventure beneath towering trees in one of America’s largest urban forests, where miles of wooded trails offer families a remarkable taste of Pacific Northwest nature without leaving the city.