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McLoughlin Promenade

8 Reviews

#9 of 36 things to do in Oregon City

Sights & Landmarks, Scenic Walking Areas

Open Now: 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

300 Promenade Street, Oregon City, OR 97045

Open today: 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Review Highlights

“Hidden gem for leisurely stroll or exercise”

I first discovered this hidden gem when training for a event at the cove, and ever since I have... read more

Reviewed July 1, 2018

homesbycoy

Oregon City, Oregon

“Great location for picnic - No Alcohol allowed”

We enjoyed our picnic lunch in the shad overlooking the river. Many people passed walking their... read more

Reviewed May 3, 2018

ElizabethP999

Sierra Vista, Arizona

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4.5 8 reviews

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Very good37%
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Travellers talk about

“municipal elevator”(3 reviews)

“great view”(2 reviews)

“willamette falls”(2 reviews)

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Suggested duration: 1-2 hours

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300 Promenade Street, Oregon City, OR 97045

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homesbycoy

Oregon City, Oregon

383

Reviewed July 1, 2018

Hidden gem for leisurely stroll or exercise

I first discovered this hidden gem when training for a event at the cove, and ever since I have used them many times showing family and friends around Oregon City and exercising.

Date of experience: May 2018

Thank homesbycoy

ElizabethP999

Sierra Vista, Arizona

4721

Reviewed May 3, 2018

Great location for picnic - No Alcohol allowed

We enjoyed our picnic lunch in the shad overlooking the river. Many people passed walking their dogs.

Date of experience: May 2018

Thank ElizabethP999

Kevin N

Iowa

13854

Reviewed March 3, 2018

Great View and Walk Along the Area Above the River

Nice walk along the elevated area above the city. We parked in the downtown, business area and walked up the stairs,about five flights that were fairly steep. There is also an area to park up at the promenade. Beautiful walk and view of the river...More

Date of experience: February 2018

Thank Kevin N

RSNN

Portland, Oregon

835207

Reviewed September 4, 2017

Great views of Willamette Falls and Historic Oregon City

The McLoughlin Promenade is located on top of the Singer Hill Bluff on the east bank of the Willamette River at Oregon City. It was built in the late 1930's. And has been on the National Register of Historic Places since May 2014. You can...More

Date of experience: September 2017

1 Thank RSNN

pdxrules

Gresham, Oregon

307

Reviewed June 27, 2017 via mobile

Amazing view of the Falls

Beautiful- historic park that oversees a willamette landmark and the quaint homes along the path. Take the municipal 90 foot elevator (it's free) to the top for an added bonus. The elevator operator is not only welcoming but knowledgeable about the local sites and town....More

Date of experience: June 2017

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John R

Reviewed June 12, 2017

Wow! The view!!!!

Such a lovely walk and great view of Oregon City and the river. Had a great picnic. I wouldn't bring small children here unless they are very closely supervised. Very high up! But beautiful. Lots of shopping and good food and drinks nearby.

Date of experience: June 2017

1 Thank John R

Nocilantro52

Oregon City, Oregon

36761

Reviewed June 11, 2017

Great views and walking path

For years when we lived in the historic McLoughlin district, we brought out kids, and then grandkids to walk along the promenade and enjoy the views. It always felt safe, and was a very pleasant walk. We would then sometimes go down the stairs to...More

Date of experience: May 2017

Thank Nocilantro52

Cyrico

Oregon City, Oregon

144

Reviewed May 10, 2017

One of a kind view 150 ft above Willamette falls at the End of The Oregon Trail!

I Visit the Promenade on a regular basis and always enjoy the views. There are often couples and families strolling along the historic depression era stone pathway. Historical sites are located at several points along the length of the park, including the Municipal Elevator and...More