Pier Park Disc Golf Guide: Portland, Oregon
Pier Park is an 18-hole forest course with rolling terrain and seasonal routing. Use the current summer or winter map and check park notices before visiting.
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Expect a wooded walk where controlled shots matter. Choose the seasonal map and stay on marked routes to protect wet slopes. Plan a daylight round; course lighting has not been verified.
Readiness summary: Conditions unverified / No current wet/dry claim / Checked Sep 14, 2026 at 9:46 pm PDT
Course details
- City/state
- Portland, OR
- General location
- Park: N Lombard Street and Bruce Avenue, Portland, OR 97203; PDGA course approach: N Bruce Avenue and N James Street.
- Hole count
- 18 holes
- Layout notes
- 18 holes with seasonal routing. Friends of Pier Park describes a winter configuration, generally November–May, to rest wet slopes.
- Terrain/play style
- Tall conifer forest, wooded corridors and elevation changes.
- Cart note
- Route-wide cart or stroller access has not been verified.
- Dog note
- All dogs leashed.
- Fee/parking note
- Free course play (PDGA). Street parking; follow posted rules. Fee not established.
- Restroom note
- The city lists an accessible restroom.
- Condition-readiness note
- Park hours are 5 a.m. to midnight, subject to closures and posted restrictions. Friends of Pier Park describes alternate winter routing, generally November–May. Check the current map and signs, and plan to play in daylight.
Where sources differ: The city lists accessible park facilities. That does not establish accessible disc golf fairways; the course has slopes and wooded terrain.
Before you go: Park hours are 5 a.m. to midnight, subject to closures and posted restrictions. Friends of Pier Park describes alternate winter routing, generally November–May. Check the current map and signs, and plan to play in daylight.
What to bring: Bring water, comfortable walking shoes, a towel and trusted putter, midrange and fairway options.
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Sources checked
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Course details can change. Confirm hours, fees, closures, and rules with the linked source before visiting.
Visit readiness
- Weather update
- Current weather unavailable
- Weather source
- NWS/weather.gov public weather data
- Weather check attempted
- Temperature estimate
- Temperature estimate unavailable.
- Recent rain estimate
- Recent rain estimate unavailable. The NWS hourly outlook does not include past rainfall observations.
- Rain forecast
- Near-term precipitation estimate unavailable.
- Weather outlook
- Conditions unverified
- Planning note
- Use the course details and operator notices for access planning. Weather near the course is separate from official opening or closure information.
- Footing note
- Inspect tees, paths and slopes after rain. The source review does not establish current ground conditions.
- Seasonal access
- Park hours are 5 a.m. to midnight, subject to closures and posted restrictions. Friends of Pier Park describes alternate winter routing, generally November–May. Check the current map and signs, and plan to play in daylight.
Current weather data is unavailable. No wet/dry claim is shown; use the source-backed course notes and check the linked park or course source before traveling.
This is a weather estimate, not an official course closure or condition report. Check the linked source/park before visiting.
Weather-based estimate only. Check official course or park sources before traveling.
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Plan your visit
Use the Pier Park area around North Bruce Avenue; the city lists street parking. Follow posted parking restrictions and the current course map.
Friends of Pier Park describes alternate winter routing, generally November–May, to rest sensitive wet slopes. Stay on the marked route rather than following an old layout.
The city lists an accessible restroom and requires dogs to be leashed. Accessible park amenities do not establish accessible golf fairways.
Choose what to bring
Start with discs you already trust: a putter, a controllable midrange and a fairway driver. Use the course profile to adjust for trees, slopes or an open layout. Pack drinking water, sun protection, a towel and a layer suited to the forecast.
Review your bag or choose a practice session before heading out.
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How are course details checked?
We compare park or operator information with course clubs, PDGA or other independent course listings. Each profile links the sources and dates the review. Where information differs, the profile explains what is known and what to verify. A source review is not an on-site inspection.
Do the weather notes mean the course is open?
No. A forecast describes weather near the course. Operator notices, reservations, seasonal closures and posted signs determine access. Verify those before traveling.
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