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Walking Portland: Woodstock

This 5-mile loop walk–starting and finishing on popular Woodstock Avenue–traverses a larger part of the lovely southeast Woodstock neighborhood, including a ridge of gorgeous views and a beautiful park.

Woodstock
This scenic walk–beginning and ending on popular SE Woodstock Blvd–traverses much of the north-south length of the Woodstock neighborhood, including Woodstock Park.


For info on our monthly Portland walking tours, join us on our Facebook page, Women Who Walk. And sign up for the next walk on Meetup at PDX Women Who Walk.


Add a meander through Woodstock Park, coffee at one of FOUR neighborhood coffee shops, excellent lunch or pastries at Grand Central Bakery, and exceptional ice cream at Cloud City Ice Cream, and you’ve got one memorable afternoon.
But before you set out, grab a cappuccino at Heart Coffee Roasters (our fave) and look over the route.
SE WOODSTOCK WALKING MAP
 
Copy the following map link to your iPhone and follow the route as you walk.

Click here to get our interactive map.

Directions

OUT

  1. SE WOODSTOCK BLVD | Head West
  2. SE 51ST ST | Left/South
  3. SE CARLTON ST | Right/West
  4. SE 43RD ST | Left/South
  5. SE GLENWOOD ST | Right/West
  6. SE 42ND AVE | Right/North
  7. SE EVERGREEN ST | Left/West
  8. SE 44TH AVE | Left/North
  9. SE KNAPP ST | Left/East
  10. SE 42ND AVE | Right/North
  11. SE LEXINGTON ST | Left/West
  12. SE 45TH AVE | Left/North
  13. CRYSTAL SPRINGS BLVD | Left/East
  14. SE 42ND AVE | Right/North

BACK

  1. SE REEDWAY ST | Right/West
  2. SE 57TH ST | Right/South
  3. SE STEELE ST | Right/East
  4. SE 47TH AVE | Left/North
  5. SE HAROLD ST | Right/East
  6. SE 43RD AVE | Left/North
  7. SE WOODSTOCK BLVD | Right/East

Distance

About 5 miles.Flowers in Woodstock

Time

Allow 2 hours; longer if you stop to gawk at the lovely homes and gardens or linger over coffee on the way back. And of course, you should do both.Woodstock Sidewalk

Terrain

Portland-style sidewalks (periodically uneven and in need of repair) the entire walk. The greater portion of the walk is flat or gently sloping.Garden in wWoodstock

Difficulty

Easy and fun.Woodstock Mural

Coffee, Pastries & Ice Cream

Good options for coffee and pastries along this route include Heart Coffee Roasters (our fave), First Cup Coffee House, and Papaccino’s.  And for us, a cone at Cloud City Ice Cream is a must-have.

Portland Walkabouts

The SkyBlue Portland team hosts monthly 5-7 mile group walks through some of Portland Metro’s most beautiful and interesting neighborhoods. For info on our complimentary monthly Portland Metro group walks, check out our Facebook page, Women Who Walk  (@pdxwomenwhowalk) and associated Meetup page (meetup.com/PDX-Women-Who-Walk). Then join us! 🙂
Check out Walking Portland: Woodstock on Meetup.
Women who walk

There’s More

Here are several pointers to our growing collection of Portland Metro custom-curated walks, each with turn-by-turn route maps you can follow on your iPhone while exploring the city. How sweet is that?

  • Walking Portland Metro: Archive
  • SE Portland
    • Walking Portland: Hosford-Abernethy, Ladd’s Addition & SE Clinton Street
    • Walking Portland: SE Sellwood-Westmoreland & Oaks Bottom Nature Refuge
    • Walking Portland: Westmoreland, Eastmoreland, Reed Campus & Reed Lake

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February 6, 2020
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