10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

Mt. Talbert rises to an elevation of around 740 feet (225 meters) and is characterized by its steep slopes covered with Douglas fir and other vegetation.

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

There is Plenty of parking available in the main entrance ! Things to note : Bikes are not allowed in the park trails. Dogs and other pets are not allowed because they can damage the sensitive habitat and threaten wildlife. Smoking and vaping are not allowed. Hunting is not allowed. Drones, model planes, model boats and other remote-controlled vehicles are not allowed

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

Artist : Mauricio Saldaña (born in Mexico 1979) This is one of many sculptures in the area ! Discover art in the valley & check out Embark on the Park Hop Art Walk, Fairytale Trail, Drive-In Museum or Civic Exhibit for a dose of enchantment. Each self-guided tour promises to add a touch of magic to your day. “vida y Esperanza” is Spanish for LIFE & HOPE !

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

"Stowaway seeds" typically refer to seeds unintentionally transported and dispersed by animals, people, or other means. They can sometimes lead to the spread of invasive plant species or unexpected growth in new areas. So please ! Do what you can to protect this beautiful land.

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

Enter Mount Talbert Nature Park to wander along its four-mile trail network, admire the scenic vistas, and indulge in a picnic. Be on the lookout for wildlife such as deer, Western gray squirrels, pileated and hairy woodpeckers, white-breasted nuthatches, and Western tanagers. Mount Talbert stands as the largest among a series of extinct volcanoes and lava domes spanning the eastern region.

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

When visiting Mount Talbert, it's recommended to wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities, such as hiking pants or shorts, a moisture-wicking shirt, sturdy closed-toe shoes or hiking boots, and a hat for sun protection. Additionally, consider bringing layers in case of changing weather conditions, as well as sunscreen and sunglasses. Always good to be prepared when going on a hike, regardless of the type of hike or the weather.

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

Some common plants you may encounter include: -Douglas Fir: A dominant tree species in the area, -Western Red Cedar: Another prevalent tree species, often found in moist areas, -Sword Fern: A common fern species with long, arching fronds, often found on the forest floor. -Oregon Grape: A shrub with holly-like leaves and clusters of small yellow flowers, -Salmonberry: with prickly stems and edible red or yellow berries -Trillium: A wildflower with 3-petaled white flowers -Red Huckleberry: berries

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

POI = Points of Interest The markers can vary depending on the specific trail within the park. If you're looking for specific distances or landmarks along the trails, it's best to consult a trail map or information provided at the park entrance. It’s a very easy hike nonetheless.

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

If you're planning to visit Mt. Talbert, be sure to check out the available hiking trails, such as the Summit Trail, which leads to the top of the cone and offers panoramic views. Some of the trails are steep so take your time !

10945 SE Mather Rd
Clackamas, OR

The picnic shelter is available for rent year round & required if your party is over 25 people. Please be sure to pick up after yourselves to ensure it’s clean for the next guest and so that animals like deer & squirrels don’t get too curious !