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Friends of Terwilliger

Community Working Together

Friends of Terwilliger is an active group of volunteers dedicated to protecting and enhancing the historic and scenic character of Terwilliger Parkway.

About Us

A little about what we do and our history.

Explore

Maps for hiking and more. Read our recreation articles for more ways to enjoy the Parkway.

Preserve

We are working together to preserve and protect Terwilliger Parkway.

Gallery

Historic photos as well as community events and activities.

Join our Work Party

Terwilliger Parkway Monthly Restoration

Sep 21, 2019

Join us for our Sept 21st (3rd Saturday of each month) work party where we will be removing that nasty and persistent ivy and blackberries. But we’re more persistent, right?

Friends of Terwilliger and Portland Parks and Recreation will be on hand to offer instruction, tools, gloves, and snacks. Show some love for one of Portland’s favorite parks to run, bike, and enjoy nature.

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Harvest Moon Social: Success!

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Thanks to everyone who attended Friends of Terwilliger’s Harvest Moon Social Saturday night. The moon made a spectacular appearance and Eagle Point offered a wonderful vantage point.

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Lewis & Clark College Students “Groom” Eagle Point

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Students from Lewis & Clark College, as part of their New Student Orientation (NSO) Service Day, helped Friends of Terwilliger “groom” Eagle Point in preparation for the upcoming Harvest Moon Social September 14th. Check out the before and after photos!

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Harvest Moon Social: Success!

Thanks to everyone who attended Friends of Terwilliger’s Harvest Moon Social Saturday night. The moon made a spectacular appearance and Eagle Point offered a wonderful vantage point.

Learn More

Lewis & Clark College Students “Groom” Eagle Point

Students from Lewis & Clark College, as part of their New Student Orientation (NSO) Service Day, helped Friends of Terwilliger “groom” Eagle Point in preparation for the upcoming Harvest Moon Social September 14th. Check out the before and after photos!

Learn More
  • Multnomah County ACS
  • West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Southwest Neighborhoods Watershed Resource
  • West Willammette Restoration Partnership
  • Portland Parks and Recreation
  • The Intertwine Alliance

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