This 105-acre portion of Forest Park is filled with a lush forest, a remarkable trail and stories of times past. Donald Macleay donated this parcel of land to Portland in 1882 when he was tired of paying the taxes for it. The only stipulation was that hospital patients must have access to the area in the warmer months. The original owner of this corner of Portland was hanged for killing his nemesis and daughter's father-in-law with a shotgun.
Phone: (503) 823-2223
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of NW Upshur St and NW 29th Ave
Opening soon · 5 AM
- Mon 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM
2998 NW Upshur St Portland, OR 97210 ·2291.50 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpBeing a trail runner, Forest Park is a playground for me and my husband. Lower Macleay is one of entry points and connect at Wildwood Trail. The Witches House is about 3/4 mile from the parking...
MoreI really like this park. It's beautiful for walking around. The park is clean and kept well. When I was there it was crowded or busy. It was really peaceful. There are colorful steps near the...
MoreSuch a peaceful escape right in the middle of POrtland. The trail is beautiful (colorful steps), quiet, and shaded (really important) - and the little stone Witch's Castle is such a cool...
MoreWhat a beautiful park! We stopped here after checking out the views at Pittock Mansion (perhaps a 5-10 minute drive). We easily found parking and did the mostly-downhill hike to the Witch's...
MoreCovid-19 review! The fiancé and I came here just to visit the Witches Castle! This trail is still open as of August 2020. The restrooms at the beginning of the trail were locked. The address on...
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