About Troutdale

Along the I-84, the city of Troutdale is located on the banks of the Columbia River 17 miles east of Portland, Oregon. Incorporated in 1907, the city’s name is said to be derived from the founder’s fishpond that he stocked with trout. Regardless, Troutdale has grown to a population of 14,000 and serves as the eastern gateway to the Historic Columbia River Highway, the Mount Hood Scenic Byway, and the Columbia River Gorge. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Troutdale have access to the nearby Portland-Troutdale Airport that lacks commercial service but hosts several scenic aerial tours of the gorge. Troutdale’s residents are conveniently located to a number of factory outlet stores and the historic downtown district. Residents of a Troutdale house or apartment for rent find that the rather upscale neighborhoods provide fine suburban living with a short commute into Portland where most Troutdale residents work. Lewis and Clark State Park is the city’s major parks and offers ample outdoor recreation, interesting jogging paths, and beautiful views. Community-based events like the Troutdale Farmers Market, Troutdale Bite & Bluegrass Festival, SummerFest, and First Friday Art Walks are also popular. Mt. Hood Community College is located in Troutdale as well.

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