Cooper Mountain Nature Park, located on the edge of Beaverton, is a stunning 230-acre park that offers visitors 3½ miles of well-maintained trails through diverse habitats, including conifer forests, oak woodlands, and prairies. The park provides beautiful views of the Tualatin River Valley and the Chehalem Mountains, making it a great spot for nature lovers and hikers. Each trail intersection features clear signs with maps, ensuring easy navigation throughout the park. Visitors appreciate the peaceful and well-designed trails, which include a mix of inclines and flat stretches. Wildlife enthusiasts may spot deer, birds, chipmunks, and other creatures as they explore. The park is known for its serene atmosphere and respectful visitors, making it an enjoyable place for outdoor activities. Cooper Mountain Nature Park is managed by Metro and THPRD, which work together to restore habitats and maintain the park. While dogs are not allowed, the park is accessible for everyone seeking a quick walk or a longer hike. With its beautiful scenery and educational opportunities, Cooper Mountain Nature Park is highly recommended for a day outdoors.
I love Cooper Mountain. Not to far great view. Both short and long trails and they are well maintained and marked.
June 2026
Beautiful views well maintained trails and a good workout pushing a 2 and a half year old back up the trail in her stroller.
June 2026
It's been awhile since I've taken a walk here, but have always enjoyed it. It stands out for me as the one place that I've seen a member of the cat family in the wild - I believe I saw a bobcat here one morning when I took a walk here after work.
