Travel to Oregon

Walking Portland

Format: Paperback
Author: Sybilla Avery Cook
ReleaseDate: 01 July, 1998
Publisher: Falcon
Rating:

Two Wonderful Weekends in Portland
We followed five of the walks in the downtown portland area and got so much out of it (due to the book) that we flew back to Portland three weeks later to visit again and did an additional four walks. My parnter and I just spent two wonderful weekends in Portland - all due to this great book. This is a great book - I thoroughly recommend it.

Kudos for Portland Walking
The descriptions are clear and inviting. I have lived in Portland all my adult life and yet was surprised when I found the description of walking trails that I did not know existed. The planning of the walks are easy to identify with in terms of distance and time required. I think this is a must-have book for the walkers in the Portland area both for visitors and residents.

This book is a must for Portland visitors.
The directions are clear and Ms. I really like this book! It's thorough and easy to understand and includes a guide to help with choices about what walk you'd like to take. Cook has included interesting tidbits of information you can follow along the way, as well as maps and photographs. It's not easy for me to get around because of a disability, but I don't need to be afraid of setting out with this guide. It lets me know how long the walk should take and the difficulty of the walk. What an exciting and fresh way to see the city!.

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