Government Camp, Oregon · Clackamas County · Facility
The Paradise Park Trailhead accesses Paradise Park Trail and the west side of the Mount Hood Wilderness. It offers an outstanding view of Mount Hood while passing through meadows known for outstanding wildflowers. Provides access to: Paradise Park Trail #778
The Paradise Park Trailhead accesses Paradise Park Trail and the west side of the Mount Hood Wilderness. It offers an outstanding view of Mount Hood while passing through meadows known for outstanding wildflowers. Provides access to: Paradise Park Trail #778
From Portland, OR - follow U.S. Hwy 26 22 miles east of Sandy and turn left (north) at Kiwanis Camp Road (Forest Road 2639) (approximately 0.6 mile east of milepost 48). Travel 1.2 miles on Kiwanis Camp Road to Forest Road 2639-021. Turn left (north) onto Forest Road 2639-021 and park in the parking area near the end of the road.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Paradise Park Trailhead? A few things to know before you go:
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