Wonderful. We took a baby Western Scrub Jay here. They gave us great hope. We walked the trails and saw what we could. It was just beautiful. I cant wait to go back and see more. My granddaughter was with me as well and had the best time. Pictures dont do it justice

Nice gift shop, well-maintained walking trails. Good signage, boardwalks, and bridges over stream crossings. Moderate climbs and some steps. Enjoyed the experience!

Beautiful scenery, nice hike, easy for kids. Very well kept.

Wonderful place! Great birds and really cool crow. Look at that great blue heron. Awesome! Would highly recommend visiting. The staff was very kind and knowledgeable about avian creatures of all sorts.

Not a zoo. Has nice nature trails with pretty trees, vines, ferns, etc. A few birds but not many. They mostly do animal rehabilitation here, so it’s cool and the work is really important but it’s not like a zoo or something.

We love bringing our two preschoolers here, wonderful places to explore for them, and seeing the changes during the seasons has been a nice aspect of multiple visits.

Beautiful must go see

Beautiful location. Friendly, helpful staff. Lovely trails behind the Audubon society building.

A great easy family hike any time of year. Its one of our favorites in Portland.

I’m sure they do good work rehabilitating birds, but they clearly don’t like humans or dogs very much. Despite emphasizing that they encourage people to get out and appreciate nature, my dog and I were enjoying a hike through Forest Park when we were approached by an Audubon employee who told us we had to leave the park because dogs weren’t allowed (this is NOT true, as confirmed by Portland Parks & Recreation). I was unsure how they expected me to get home, as we had walked through the park to get to that point. After trying to get my bearings, I called the Audubon Gift Shop to ask if they sold maps or if they could help me figure out how to get home without going back through the park, and they suggested I come use their the WiFi to call an Uber. Needless to say, our hike was ruined and it left a very bad taste in my mouth. One of my favorite things about where I live is the easy access to lots of beautiful nature, and unfortunately now we have to think twice before we hike some of our favorite trails.

We found a lost duckling. Unable to find its mother & not knowing what else to do we called the Audubon. They were very helpful & informative. They took the baby in and said they would care for it & release it when it was old enough to live on its own. We are very glad there is some place to get help.

Didn’t get to see too many livebirds, but a raven and a vulture. Was hoping to see more! There were more stuffed real birds and animals in the store though. Pretty walk through the small trails.

An excellent place to come and hike. I frequently take my dad here when he visits

Portland Audubon is a gem. The nature store is excellent. Janet is an amazing and knowledgeable staff member and was very helpful with our binocular search. Before we arrived she was prepared for our visit with a curated selection to try out and excellent recommendations.

Beautiful peaceful trails abound in this lovely wildlife refuge and ecosystem restoration property.The wildlife rehab center is closed to the public at the moment due to Covid precautions, as are the public restrooms in the visitor center. But the gift shop is now open and there is a porta potty in the Forest Park parking lot, a very short walk from Audobons parking area.Some trail areas are closed but most are just marked as one-way for now to limit contact with other hikers, and there are easy to spot temporary arrow signs.This place is such a treasure, and having it right in the city is incredible. They have wonderful educational programs, diverse plants to view and often excellent birdwatching on clear days.

Do not bring your hurt bird here. They euthanized a bird I found with a broken leg. Harassed me also. Very unprofessional and if you research it as much time as it took for these people to cheat their way through medical school you’d find out that birds can survive just fine with one leg the other amputated or just broken. they can survive a lot of stuff. Very rarely does a veterinarian actually need to euthanize!!!!!!

Dropped off an injured robin here today.So grateful to have this service available for our community. Thank you so much!

Amazing trails. Gorgeous views. Cute gift shop

Lovely place. Enjoy coming here

Beautiful place with lots of trails. A couple of bird enclosures. Cool little stop.

Great hikes around the area! The people who work at the Audubon are super friendly and helpful. Perfect place to visit on a sunny day.

A magical place of lovely staff and volunteers, a store full of useful items, a talking Raven to greet you, moss covered bridges and gentle yet impressive water features. Prettiest and gentlest place in Oregon that Ive encountered. Trails are great but are a tad slick and steep, so go slow and set your feet when enjoying the birdies.

Gorgeous park and trails! A must visit. You should be aware that its not a paved flat hike. Well worth it! You wont believe youre in the middle of a major city.

Aside from all the good that Audubon does, their shop has the best selection of binoculars and spotting scopes.

Their shop was cool and they accepted this nestling that we can call if we want once its stabilized to see hows its doing. So they were very nice about it and they take good care of animals which we have brought in other animals too that they take very well care of. Its a nice place and if u find a bird and sometimes other animals that arent too young u can bring them here and trust they will be well taken care of.

Loved the gift shop and the trail thats nearby.

A wonderful and friendly place. Great for short or day long hikes and adventures. Kids summer programs I wish I could put my kids in. Absolutely fantastic

Great place to go hiking. The trails arw very well kept and you can easily find parking. It is also nice that the trails there are not too diffucult and will accommodate hikers of all skill levels. You can take as little or as long as you want for your hike. Very beautiful place and cool during the summer heat due to tree cover. Will go there again.

We found an orphaned ducking and were so happy that the Audubon Rescue Center glady accepted it. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly.

Amazing place with an overall friendly, positive, and calming atmosphere. The Audoubon Society allows you to view some of the many birds theyve rescued while providing a great place to adventure. Deciding to take a hike you can find a large pond with many Rough-Skinned Newts as well as other wildlife or a structure known as the Witches Castle deeper in the woods.The only possible downside is lack of parking.Overall, incredible experience.

Everyone was extremely friendly, and knowledgeable. They do amazing work for our local wildlife.

This is one of my favorite places to go in Forest Park. Its peaceful and the trails are just right for kids.

This is a nice area for light hiking. The paths are narrow compared to the rest of forest park, so the trails can get a bit congested on weekends and holidays. The wren path is currently closed and the shelter that overlooks the pond is currently closed.The store was closed on the Tuesday we stopped by.

Wonderful hiking trails.

Absolutely loved the gift shop and the beautiful trails

Nice place to take a breath

Awesome trails and cool birds on display that cant be released into the wild.

From the website we found information on fledging crows. The site has information on services at the Audubon Center off Cornell.

Great place to take injured or sick wild birds to be assessed and cared for if needed.

The staff were lovely, its well signed and easy to find, very clear instructions on what to do, covid safe.

Awesome park, lots of great walking trails

A favorite destination for my kids and me. We love the trails, pond & stream, the rescued birds (like Aristophanes the Raven), the wild animal hospital, Audubons camps & events, and the nature store. Get involved. They are doing great work!

Amazing park close to downtown Portland with a handful of easy to moderate hiking trails. Tons of wildlife can be seen - especially birds - including the resident birds near the wildlife care center. Great way to spend an afternoon if you live in or near Portland and want to get outside. Many of the trails are designated as one way only to promote social distancing and trails that are two way are cleared marked. There are lots of benches and a few covered shelters where you can stop and enjoy the scenery.

Beautiful nature center. Shop has interesting things for all ages. About to hike an easy trail to Witches Castle!

Amazing volunteers and staff very helpful compassionate people.

Easily one of the nicest nature spaces in Portland.

I found an injured bird and brought it down. My impression is they really care about their animals and release recovered wild animals as close to where they were found as possible. The form they ask you to fill out asks about the birds behavior, what youve done for the bird, and about where you found it. There is no fee to drop off an animal, but the form does suggest a donation of $40. Id pay $40 to save a bird.

Gorgeous and easy hiking trails. With several good picnic spots along the way.

Be aware they only rescue native birds

Beautiful trails and family friendly.

Fantastic nature area with fun little trails and I find myself seeing owls here quite frequently. Worth checking out.

Lovely hike along a rushing creek and enjoyed seeing some rescued wildlife. Very wet trails with happy moss covered trees.

My husband and I hiked trails in the Pittock Bird Sanctuary and Collins Sanctuary that are on the Portland Audubon property. There were only a few people on the trails so it was easy to social distance. Most of the trails are one way right now, which really helped since they are quite narrow. It was peaceful even though it is a bit dry and dusty this time of year. A very nice time.

Great folks and thanks for restarting outdoor school opportunities.

Nice place but not stroller friendly. You should bring your baby carrier if you want to hike with toddlers. I will try to hike without kid next time

These people are really great. Ive taken my second hurt bird here and they are always friendly and helpful!!

I love this place. Audubon is a great organization and this oasis is a wonderful place. I love to support Audubon by shopping at the gift store. Besides gifts, it carries a variety of quality goods for backyard wildlife.

Beautiful trails, interpretive center, and helpful guides! free

This is a great place to take a hike with kids… not too strenuous, beautiful property, and its open during COVID-19!!

Gorgeous wildwood trail nearby, and lovely facilities.

Wonderful place for a hike and to heal wildlife

Was expecting more birds. But I respect they focus on bird rehabilitation rather than human entertainment

I love supporting local outdoor education! Go meet Ruby, Aristophanes, and Xena.

Great folks helping beautiful birds! Thank you for your help with the western screech owl that needed your TLC! And a really nice gift store too. Photo of the happy owl after his sucessful release!😊

Magical happy place.

There are plenty of beautiful free trails to hike and beautiful bird watching along the trails.

They are a wonderful organization! I took a wounded Robin to them today. I hope they can help it.

Hidden gem! The nearby arboretum seems to get more attention than this park. Lots of well-marked, wooded trails. Vernal pools with frogs. A cast of charismatic birds in residence, including a turkey vulture, peregrine falcon, owls,, etc. Huge old trees. Kids will love it here.

Very birdie and lovely trails.

How how could how could you not love this place how could you not just donate all the money you have because they save the most beautiful things Birds my friend who is a little bit spastic soaking an injured pigeon and then was worried about taking it away from its parents How could how could you not love this place How could you not just donate all of the money you have because they save the most beautiful things birds My friend who is a little bit spastic took in an injured pigeon and then was worried about taking it away from its parents and didnt want to find out that it was not in need of pigeons so it was just going to get you tonight but the lesson in this is that that is nature and a bird wants to fly so let it fly in the heavens freely.... They were kind courteous it is in a little bit of a tough area you wouldnt really want to bring somebody in a wheelchair out there but it is accessible They are safe around Covid and you need to take extra precaution about having animals in the birds just to respect them and do anything you can to help these people are Heroes 2

Great place for a kid friendly hike and to explore nature.

When I brought my backyard bird that was sick, I showed up a little distressed and confused about the process. I knocked on the door to ask a question and The older lady with short hair proceeded to ask me if I worked there for some reason. I said no and she told me well you need to take your box and back up and get out of here and read the directions listed on the door! She slammed the door on my face. I understand that it’s Covid but you need to be respectful. I had my mask on and everything ..

Charming short walks with bridges and little structures with benches along the way

Though we didnt see or hear any birds, we loved the trail.

Get there early and beat the crowd

Beautiful and peaceful. I trail run on wildwood regularly. Highly recommend!

I brought in a little bird my cat caught on our deck, they were very responsive, helpful, and knowledgeable.

Its nice place to learn stuff there

Was a great hike!

Thank you so much for accepting the injured northern flicker . I hope I get to hear the outcome of its healing. I appreciate your dedication to preserving our local birds

Friendly staff. Online ordering and safe pick up made easy.

I visited Audubon for a People of Color event and was very grateful for the service and invitation received. For my first visit, this was a wonderful introduction. I met Janet who was assisting Pam and all other attendees seemed to have enjoyed themselves. There was a short walk in Jay Trail where cedars and firs were witnessed and appreciated. I will be back soon!

Love the hiking in that area.

Love the trails and visitors center. The gift shop is awesome!

Beautiful place

We had to take an injured baby bird and they took it to heal it if possible

Beautiful country in the city! Lots of walking, trees, steep hills, creeks, beauty!!!!

Good signage, interesting exhibits, educational

Awesome hiking trails, bird refuge, very serene.

Got to meet the birds here the other weekend! What an awesome place to facilitate learning about birds (and other wildlife).

A perfect attraction to enjoy this visit.

Even though the facilities are closed to visitors, the trails are open and free to use. We just did the loops on the north side of Cornell Rd and enjoyed it. There are two more loops on the other side of the road.

Easily accessible, well maintained, free, beautiful!

This is the center of the great Portland areas ecological universe! Always have great stuff going on for community members of all ages and backgrounds. I firmly believe they have done more for Portlands native wildlife than anyone else.

Beautiful place to walk around. The best part was getting to see the birds that they had there.

Called prior to coming in with two field mice that we caught in our home. They assured they would help us. We informed them one had a broken leg, and we were told they would euthanize it, which we expected. As we thought that would be the humane thing to do. But, the second, healthy mouse! Euthanized without question. They just took the animal and said nothing. This was TRICKERY. I wasnt even permitted to have the animal back because it has the chance of carrying a disease. The animal was not assessed for the disease, and it was assumed it carried it. Do all mice carry disease? I think not Audubon Society. Like them or not, they are a part of this ecosystem and live all around you. We dont eradicate a species because they have a chance of carrying disease. All animals have potential of carrying disease. You wouldnt euthanize a dog or a cat without question. The same respect should be given towards all animals, regardless of their pecking order in the pet chain. I will never return, bring you another animal, nor will my family set foot on your grounds again. All you proved was that you violated my trust, and I dont take lightly to that.

Actually we hike the trails across the street.

This was so nice! So many areas to walk through and much to see. Streams and pond, green foliage and even some birds. Saw many newts in the pond so that was awesome. Such a lovely place to go for a walk, and free! Very nice shop too.

Such a beautiful, calm and serene place. Met Ruby the Turkey Vulture and a gorgeous 11 yrs old Raven that barked like a dog. ADORABLE 🦉🦅 Visit this place and buy something from the gift shop to help care for the birds. Tuppins a day 🌟

Wonderful, iconic place in Portland. Some easy trail hikes for all of the family. Loved the small birding museum and the shop. Highly recommend.