Cooper Mountain Nature Park

Ignoring the Tualatin River Valley, Cooper Mountain Nature Park is situated on the edge of Beaverton. The 230-section of land stop offers guests 3½ miles of trails that cross the recreation center and go through every one of its unmistakable natural surroundings - from conifer backwoods to prairie to oak forests. Guests will be remunerated with stupendous perspectives of the Chehalem Mountains, shut everything down at Oregon white oaks and a little prairie that has sat moderately undisturbed for many years. Secured with voter-affirmed assets, Metro and THPRD work in organization to oversee Cooper Mountain Nature Park. Together, the two organizations will keep on restoring territory, screen untamed life, keep up climbing trails, and give nature instruction projects to guests of any age. The recreation center hosts classes and different occasions at the Cooper Mountain Nature House, and the site incorporates adequate stopping, restrooms, and one of the region's more prominent nature play regions.