Upward Trails Christian Hiking

From their website:Wapato Access is a 170-acre, day-use park along Virginia Lake on the western edge of Sauvie Island. There are two ways to access the park's 2-mile trail around the lake: from the parking lot along Sauvie Island Rd, or by boat from Hadley's Landing on the Multnomah Channel.
The park features abundant wildlife and birds. A riverside forest grows along the Multnomah Channel and is home to Pacific wrens and red-breasted sapsuckers. Many wetland plants grow around and in Virginia Lake, where you might hear a marsh wren and common yellowthroat. Buffleheads, mallards, and wood ducks are common visitors to the lake.
A picnic shelter and tables is about a quarter-mile from the parking lot. Stop at the viewing platform and bird blind for a closer look at the lake, or walk down to Hadley’s Landing and listen for belted kingfishers and osprey fishing from Multnomah Channel. The moorage is 3.7 miles below the confluence with the Willamette River.

We'll start at the VFW with a view of Willamette Falls, make a loop through the mystery tunnel, up the stairs or the elevator (your choice), and along the Promenade back to the cars. From there, we'll hike up and abandoned road to an overlook of the city and down through a hidden trail back to the cars. There is one short section of busy traffic, then mostly quiet roads or wooded trails. Just over 3 miles.

Going to try it again. 4 point county park about 1.5 miles total. Not much elevation gain or loss. Fishhawk Falls about half a mile total. Then to Bloom Lake which is around 3 miles total. Some elevation gain/loss maybe 3-500 gain/loss. Mostly an exploratory hike except the falls. Other two I have never done before. Meet at Target 1:30pm at 185th Tanasbourne area.