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Englewood Park in Tigard, Oregon

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Real Estate Agent with eXp Realty LLC 200311024

 

Englewood Park in Tigard, Oregon is a wonderful little park full walking and bike trails wide enough for everyone to enjoy year round, thanks to some recent improvements to the path that used to flood during the winter months.



 

This park features 3 play structures along its paths and many bridges crossing over Fanno Creek. It also gives you a view of one of the four of the old Tigard Windmills. (This one is missing the windmill, but still shows just some of the history of Tigard.)Crawdad in Englewood park in Tigard, Oregon

The park is divided in to two sections, an east and west portion, but has a crosswalk to get from one side to the other. The creek has wildlife year round that can be fun to watch as you are standing on the bridges looking down. From time to time you can even see kids coming out of the creek with some pretty large Crawdads.

 

The best part is, if you want an even bigger adventure than Englewood, use the connecting path that goes under busy Scholls Ferry Road and connects with Greeway Park in Beaverton.

  

Picnic Tables to have an afternoon lunch Playground Set #3 in Tigard, Oregon's Englewood Park Bridge over Fanno Creek in Tigard, Oregon 
 Places to picnic all year round          3 different playground              Great walking / bike paths



 

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Comments(2)

Gary Bland
Century 21 All Islands - Lahaina, HI
I see you used the same format for this blog.  I would be interested in how you set this up.  I am learning new tricks all the time from this site. 
Oct 13, 2007 06:08 PM
Todd Clark - Retired
eXp Realty LLC - Tigard, OR
Principle Broker Oregon
Gary - It was fairly easy, the software gives you the html to put just pictures in or make it into a slide show and it also gives you the HTML to drop that in. The main reason all three were done at the same time was they are all linked together.
Oct 14, 2007 03:49 AM