Just wanted to take a short walk...its a little park so it fit the bill....cool to look up at the radio tower too....make yall dizzy...

Beautiful and historical location. Just follow a short trail to the secluded spot. Its like a hidden treasure deep in the West hills of Portland.

Very neat. Worth the walk. Didnt know the history of the stone. Amazing to think about the work that went into establishing there boundaries.

Loved taking my son to this historical location

Nice little peaceful place to stop at. Amazing view of Mount Saint Helens as well as two other mountains. Just cant recall the names.

If you like history check it out

Informative and a nice setting.

Short walk that is in the shade

Willamette Stone State heritage site is a little hidden park in the middle of nowhere off of Skyline Boulevard which everyone drives by and nobody stops in there if they knew the significance of the Willamette Stone more people would visit it it gives us our borders from Canada to California and all surrounding states of Oregon from Seaside to Pocatello its amazing the history of the Willamette Stone are you dumb people out there look it up research it get some knowledge your love this history is in your own backyard Northwest Portland

Not one problem. Nice simple historic spot, no b.s.

There appears to be parking but theres no painted spaces and no labels or signs for handicapped parking.

A relatively very short in & out trail; theres history here of the areas first U.S. surveyors.

My girlfriend is the most beautiful woman...

Beautiful memorial spot.

Beautiful during the fall, go early as parking can become a headache as it gets crowded.

Very nice native landscaping, I was there for site maintenance taking care of the garlic mustard.

To find the park, go northwest on Skyline past the small cemetery on the right. There will be a slight bend to the right in the road and the parking lot is past that on the left. It is a nice little historical park, but there are no amenities. It is just a trail to the Stone.

One the easiest initial points to access that I have seen. Quiet and peaceful like a shrine dedicated to the surveyors in whose footsteps we follow.

A cool, relatively unknown bit of history that affects us all in the Pacific Northwest. (A short hike on a hillside path, not quite wheelchair accessible.)

Its a nice short walk with some neat history.

Beautiful and calm place to talk, Ill say its not a place to stay for more than 30-40 mins.

Correct location is just past Royal Blvd with a very small parking area on south side of Skyline Blvd. Very cool thing that CREATED Oregon and Washington!

Its an experience to check off your list of places to see a piece of history here In Oregon. The marking stone is frozen in time and will forever be a place to step back in time.

Neat little hidden gem, especially if you know a surveyor!

I now its been a couple years since the comment was made that they couldnt find the site, but thats probably because you used Google Maps when trying to find it. Google has it in the wrong location! It is shown as being on Cornell road where the Audobon Society is. It is actually, as the next commentor said, on Skyline just off Burnside. That should be corrected by Google.

It was nice.

Short and steep trail. Historically interesting.

Amazing views

The photo of a burial monument with a large cross and two crypts is NOT the Willamette Stone. Its probably from a nearby cemetery.

Peaceful in the fog

Amazing view

Nice small short little trail.

Amazing view

Cool

Cool little tucked away spot.

Nice

Short easy walk in forest setting

Truly a piece of history.

The geographical layout.

We searched for an hour and couldnt find it!!!!