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Boring, Oregon has become somewhat famous, or infamous, depending on how you look at it. In recent years it has become well known due to its humorous take on its name and partnering with Dull, Scotland as "sister cities" in order to promote tourism to both locations.

This is a great climb on a quiet, lightly trafficked road to the summit of Larch Mountain. Take a jacket for the long descent as it can get cold on the way down even on a warm day!

College Nature Park offers 62 acres of natural beauty adjacent to Mt. Hood Community College. Visitors can enjoy benches lining the pathways, ponds, and open grass areas. There are a few informational plaques around the park if visitors are interested in learning more about the area.

Stark Street Bridge crosses over the scenic Sandy River and has a lane on both sides, separated from traffic, for easy bike and pedestrian crossing.

While crossing over this bridge offers a great experience, where you can also closely observe the treetops, the best way to appreciate this bridge's structure is from below. You can do this by taking the walking trail of Latourell Falls Trail, which starts from the parking area near the bridge.

The 3.3 mile, Gresham Fairview Trail is a north–south corridor. It was built on the bed of a former railroad line. It gives riders a mainly stress free environment with views and access to natural areas. Access to the start of the trail in the north is from northeast Halsey Street at 201st Avenue. The southern access point is with the Springwater Trail at SW 10th Avenue.

Dabney State Recreation Area is a 138-acre park along the Sandy River. This area is a popular water recreation spot that has a sandy beach.