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Recreational Estacada, OR

Founded in 1882 as a timber town, Estacada, Oregon resides on the banks of the Clackamas River just 30 miles from Portland. Outdoor recreational opportunities abound in Estacada – from kayaking, rafting and boating to fishing and waterskiing. With Mount Hood National Forest our your backdoor, residents of Estacada also enjoy cross-country skiing, hiking, camping and backpacking.
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