Marine Drive Multi-Use Path

Marine Drive Multi-Use Path in Portland, Oregon, offers a picturesque route following the Columbia River. The trail runs adjacent to the river, granting users stunning views of the water, boats, and marinas. It boasts a wide, flat, and paved surface, catering to both commuters and families looking for a leisurely ride. Pet owners can also enjoy a stroll with their furry companions along the path.

Starting from Kelley Point Park with its beaches, wooded areas, and historical sites, the trail extends southeast to the Smith and Bybee Wetlands Natural Area, home to a diverse wildlife population including over 100 bird species. On the eastern side of I-5, the trail leads to Broughton Beach, a popular recreational spot close to the Portland International Airport, though shade is limited in this section.

For those seeking further adventures, connections to the I-205 Multi-Use Path and the Columbia Slough Trail are available, providing access to additional scenic areas. The trail offers parking at Kelley Point Park and Portland-Troutdale Airport, making it convenient for visitors to access and explore this beautiful pathway.

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