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Portland gets a new research forest
Portland gets a new research forest
Portland gets a new research forest

Published on: 05/10/2025

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And Portlanders will soon get access to new trails to hike in the west hills.

News Source : https://www.axios.com/local/portland/2025/05/09/public-trails-hiking-research-forest-oregon-state

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