Discovering Goose Hollow: A Fascinating Neighborhood With A Mix of Old and New

Southwest Portland draws a considerable interest amongst visitors in the city, mainly owing to its features that promote the traditional culture and the modern facilities simultaneously. The name Goose Hollow was derived from the scenes of wild goose fluttering between paces of lands in the neighborhood. That is still a tourist interest in spite of neighborhoods having become populated over the years.

Goose Hollow on Wikipedia

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SW Jefferson Street leads one to the center of the neighborhood, buzzing with businesses, a few bus terminus points, and a rail track - the SW Jefferson St Max. You can avail a good bunch of restaurants services in the area as well. The First United Methodist Church is also located at the center of the neighborhood.

The neighborhood's southern and eastern parts are severed from the rest of the city by the broad roads of SW Sunset Blvd. A football stadium adds a flavor of youthful vibrancy to the neighborhood otherwise known for its old charm. The PGE Park built in 1926 is a masterpiece amongst all old world public arenas, making space for events and entertainment of all sorts, from baseball and soccer to private functions.

Hotels near Goose Hollow

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If you are staying in Goose Hollow, one of the major advantages is that you can avail a 100 percent traffic free ride to the beautiful Forest Lincoln Park, in the Forest Park area on the Tualatin Mountains. The journey is easy over the W Burnside Road and later the NW Skyline Blvd.

Apartments for Rent in Goose Hollow

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