Our Volunteers…you can be one too!
Please join Friends of Terwilliger, your neighbors, and Portland Parks & Recreation staff for our regular monthly work party, helping to rid Terwilliger Parkway of those darn invasive plants.
Register HERE
Our Volunteers…you can be one too!
Please join Friends of Terwilliger, your neighbors, and Portland Parks & Recreation staff for our regular monthly work party, helping to rid Terwilliger Parkway of those darn invasive plants.
Register HERE
Walpole Garden Moonrises:
The Walpole Garden location was chosen for its year-round panoramic views to the east of the Willamette Valley and the Old Cascades. It offers a great place to observe full moonrises. For the summer solstice Strawberry Full Moonrise, Friends of Terwilliger is holding a Walpole Garden labyrinth walk on Sunday June 28 from 8pm to 10pm (Moonrise at ~8:56pm).
The Portland Bureau of Environmental Services is planning on replacing an old sewer pipe from the Marquam Trail shelter to the Lilac Garden in Duniway Park. The project will impact much of upper Duniway Park and its lilac garden, and will include changes to the bicycle and pedestrian paths adjacent to the park along Terwilliger Blvd. Work is scheduled to begin in 2027.
Walpole Garden Web Guide in Development
Neighborhood artist Nate Jensen (www.natepjensen.com) is developing a web-based interactive guide to the Frederick Andrews Walpole Garden to help visitors plan and guide their visits. Currently we have two pages up and need your feedback.
Have you noticed the renewed bench in the playground near SW Terwilliger and SW Hamilton Street?
And maybe some new ferns and wildflowers on the hillside here?
The Portland Bureau of Environmental Services is planning on replacing an old sewer pipe from the Marquam Trail shelter to the Lilac Garden in Duniway Park. The project will impact much of upper Duniway Park and its lilac garden, and will include changes to the bicycle and pedestrian paths adjacent to the park along Terwilliger Blvd. Work is scheduled to begin in 2027.
Walpole Garden Web Guide in Development
Neighborhood artist Nate Jensen (www.natepjensen.com) is developing a web-based interactive guide to the Frederick Andrews Walpole Garden to help visitors plan and guide their visits. Currently we have two pages up and need your feedback.
If you haven’t walked up to Eagle Point in awhile, or if you don’t know where it is…....
Have we got something to show you.
Next time you’re traveling in Terwilliger Parkway, and especially if you’re having thoughtful moments in the Walpole Garden, please give a shout out to our board member Bob Bonner. He’s an inspiration to all of us! Here’s his nomination for PGE Parks Champion.
