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101 THINGS TO DO
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SLAPPY CAKES
— Roll up
your sleeves for an interactive
dining experience at Slappy
Cakes, a full-service breakfast
restaurant where you make
pancakes at your own table.
Just pick a batter such as but-
termilk, whole grain or peanut
butter, and some fixings
like bacon, sausage, al-
monds or fruit and cook it
up on tabletop griddles. Af-
ter you’ve prepared your
stack, add unique toppings
such as lavender honey or
lemon curd. Vegan and
gluten-free options also
are available. Located at 4246
S.E. Belmont St. in Portland.
For more information, call 503-
477-4805 or visit slappycakes.
com.
MULTNOMAH FALLS
— It doesn’t get much
more beautiful than
Multnomah Falls, the
611-foot-wonder off Inter-
state 84. Hike the 1.1-mile
path to the top or take
photos, cool off in the
mist and grab a snack at
the base. For information
on the restaurant and
gift shop, visit mult-
nomahfallslodge.com.
ROBIN HOOD FESTIVAL
— Get a little
medieval at Sherwood’s 60th annual Rob-
in Hood Festival July 19-20. The festival
includes a parade, a knighting ceremony,
archery and castle-building contests as
well as music, vendors and more. For
more information, visit robinhoodfestival.
org.
RAINBOW TROUT FARM
—With
family friendly fishing, picnic areas and
more, Rainbow Trout Farm is located
seven miles east of Sandy and is a great
way to spend a day. The farm is located
at 52560 E. Sylvan Drive. For more in-
formation, call 503-622-5223 or visit
rainbowtroutfarm.com.
ROLLER SKATING
— Have some fun on
four wheels at any of these rinks:
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Gresham Skate World at 1220 N.E. Kelly
Ave. (503-667-6543; greshamskatworld.com)
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Oaks Park Roller Rink at 7805 S.E. Oaks Park Way in
Sellwood. (503-233-5777; oakspark.com)
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Hillsboro Skate World at 4395 S.E. Witch Hazel Road.
(503-640-1333; hillsboroskate.com)
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