Gina's Saved Places

Luke Wang: Come early in the morning to beat the crowd and enjoy the beautiful sight of flower vendors setting up. Come again later in the day to see all the shops set up and time to grab some snacks and lunch.

Natasha Loomis: Such a nice morning stroll on a Sunday with your boo :) #fruits #veggies #beefjerky #nomnom Visit the cheesecake man!

Dave H: Free samples, music, and an assortment of Portland's best foods. What more could you ask for?

Colin Stark: I just adore strolling around the FM. Lunch here is usually a delight for the tastebuds! Highly recommended to all ages

Paul T.: HUGE range of produce and at comparable prices to grocery stores. Plus meals, flowers and consumables.

Margot Mazur: Huge amazing farmers market by the water. Don't sleep on that granola!

Jeremy Krantz: Great dim sum and Brittany-inspired crêpes. Solid selection of produce and beers too

Ashley Mowrey: Food trucks, produce, cheese, samples, and products. This farmers market has everything, it's the perfect Saturday morning.

Yoli Z: You absolutely cannot skip the Thai Pavilion if you're here. You'll kick yourself otherwise. It's magical

Crystal Faunt: Take your time and enjoy the surroundings. Come off season to appreciate the quiet and spot wildlife. Stay late to see the stars.

Travel + Leisure: You won’t find a more inspiring destination to begin a Portland adventure than Mount Tabor Park. Hike or bike to the summit for a stunning view of the city.

Kevin Skobac: Beautiful red rock hiking trails and rock scrambling just :30 from Las Vegas. A highly recommended breath of fresh air after a night on the strip.

James Herdeck: Going to the Sun road, Logans Pass and Hidden lake are a few of the many amazing sites to see in this majestic park. The hike to Hidden Lake is amazingly beautiful and breathtaking...with wildlife:)

Jon Darveau: Iconic. Incredible views that can't be beat. Hike the short cliff trail for the full experience

Carl Griffin: Beautiful botanical oasis. Lovely Victorian flowerbeds and a lagoon.

Jackie Hammers-Crowell: This is one of my favorite places to go for a walk. There is a great biking/jogging/walking trail that goes through live oaks, around some ponds and gives nice views all the way around.

Erik Rowley: Beautiful green space full of unique forms of art. Plenty of photo opportunities and Tim Burtony sculptures.

Natalie: There are so many hiking trails to choose from, FYI horses are allowed on most of them so watch your step!

Kevin Vincent: Head up to the top of the observatory for a stunning view. Make sure to take the time to take in the view. You can also see the Hollywood sign from the left side of the observatory.

Jole P: It's so beautiful here it's impossible not to appreciate the grandness of it all

HISTORY: The natural thermal springs in this park, which flow from the Ouachita Mountains, were made a government-protected area by President Andrew Jackson in 1832.

Colby Moorberg: The Denali Natural History Tour bus is a great way to experience the park if some members of your group aren't able to do much hiking.