Neighborhood Greenways are specifically designed to connect neighborhoods for people walking and biking by slowing down traffic and enhancing street safety.

For over three decades, Portland’s Neighborhood Greenways have been a vital part of the city’s transportation system. Safe streets that invite people to walk, bike and play, Neighborhood Greenways have improved the quality of life in neighborhoods across the city and have spurred the growth of our city’s nationally recognized bike culture.

Portland currently has over 77 miles of Greenways. These additional projects will add vital links to the network, making it even easier and safer for Portlanders to get around.

Scoping for these projects is underway. Check back soon for additional details. 
Questions or comments about Fixing Our Streets may be submitted to: fixingourstreets@portlandoregon.gov.

** Neighborhood Greenway funding assumes that the City will receive external grant funding for a portion of these projects.

Project Map:

View all projects on the Fixing Our Streets interactive map.

Visit PBOT's Neighborhood Greenway webpage