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Old 07-09-2009, 01:13 PM
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I am curious about the boating scene in Portland. Are their many water front bars, restuarants, shopping or other activities accessable by water? I am originally from Md. with endless establishments on the bay.

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If you go on out to Scappoose, you will find "Mark's on the Channel" where you can pull up your boat or approach from the restraunt and eat great food on a floating pier.
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I am curious about the boating scene in Portland. Are their many water front bars, restuarants, shopping or other activities accessable by water? I am originally from Md. with endless establishments on the bay.

-Cheers
Yes, from Riverplace Marina you have access to Harborside, Tom MCall Park and downtown Portland.

However we have nothing to the extent of the Baltimore Inner Harbor.
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