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Marine Drive follows the bank of the Columbia River for many miles along Portland's north shore. The views are phenomenal and there is typically decent shoulder and enough space for cars to pass. A paved multi-use path parallels the road for most of its length, but here they merge into one for about two thirds of a mile.

Running along the river the Marine Drive Trail has incredible views across the water towards Mt. Hood. If you happen to be heading east around sunset you'll be in for a treat.

Broughton Beach offers visitors easy access to the Columbia River, and on clear days you will also have a great view of Mt. Hood. The slow current and gradual entry into the water make this a great place to stop for a swim on warm days.

The Vancouver Land Bridge is a 40-foot-wide pedestrian bridge featuring two overlooks, interpretive panels, and native plants. The bridge offers a scenic and educational experience for visitors. It is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can enjoy this area.

The Bandstand Social Center of the Post is a historic area of the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. It was an area where people gathered for social events. Read up more on the informational plaque right off of the Discovery Historic Loop. This is one example of the dozens of historical plaques that are around the loop.

Experience Clark County’s natural beauty on the expansive and accessible Lewis and Clark Regional Trail. This trail connects multiple waterfront paths and extends deeper into Vancouver, providing a smooth run through the region's scenic areas.

Run along the scenic Waterfront Park and enjoy great views of the Columbia River and local mountains. Located along the Columbia Riverfront Renaissance Trail, Waterfront Park has benches, restrooms, cafés, bars, and restaurants. The Grant Street Pier extends over the water to give visitors a nice view of the river.

Camas Heritage Park is on the south-east end of the popular Heritage Park trailhead, a 6.9-mile heavily trafficked out-and-back trail along Lacamas Lake. The trail is accessible year-round and welcomes dogs on leashes. The other trailhead is located on NE Goodwin Road in Camas. If you plan to swim, check for algae bloom updates here:  https://www.cityofcamas.us/parksrec/page/heritage-park