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¡Vámonos! Hillsboro ¡Vámonos! Hillsboro Este mapa destaca rutas en Hillsboro, accesibles a toda la This map highlights family-friendly routes to explore by familia para explorar a pie o en bicicleta. Úsalo como una foot and by bike in Hillsboro. Use it to get to school, church, guía para ir a escuelas, iglesias, parques y dondequiera parks and anywhere you need to go. Creators of the map que necesites llegar. Las rutas han sido examinadas y tested the routes to ensure they are safe and enjoyable. recorridas para comprobar que son seguras y agradables. Here are just a few of the sites you’ll discover along the 5.4- Estos son solo algunos de los sitios que descubrirás a lo mile ¡Vámonos! route: largo de la ruta de 5.4 millas de ¡Vámonos!: • a seasonal farmers market, a fountain and city services at • un mercado al aire libre de temporada, una fuente y la the Civic Center Plaza plaza del Centro Cívico • picnic shelters, hiking trails and a swimming pool at • refugios para picnic, senderos para caminar y una pileta SHARC and Shute Park en el parque acuático y centro recreativo SHARC y Shute Park • Outdoors In, an indoor playground for those rainy days • el área de juegos cubierta Outdoors In, para los días • a splash park at Walnut Street Park for those hot summer lluviosos days (opening summer 2012). • el parque para jugar y salpicar agua Walnut Street Park, Walk and bike whenever you can! Each mile on your feet or para esos días muy calurosos del verano (a inaugurarse on a bike is good for your health, your wallet and the planet. en el verano de 2012). Walking 1 mile takes about 20 minutes; biking takes about 8 minutes. (Biking is not allowed on sidewalks in downtown ¡Camina y anda en bicicleta cada vez que puedas! Cada Hillsboro.) milla caminada o recorrida en bicicleta es buena para tu salud, tu bolsillo y el planeta. Caminar una milla toma Find safety tips and learn more about sites along the route alrededor de 20 minutos, andarla en bicicleta alrededor at www.oregonmetro.gov/vamonos. de 8 minutos. (No está permitido andar en bicicleta en las aceras del centro de Hillsboro). Extend your trip with the bus and MAX at www.trimet.org. Encuentra consejos de seguridad y aprende más sobre los lugares a lo largo de la ruta en www.oregonmetro.gov/ Learn why walking is good for your health at vamonos. www.everybodywalk.org. Para ampliar tu viaje en autobús y MAX About Metro visita: www.trimet.org. An elected regional government, Metro helps make the Portland metropolitan area a great place to live, work and Aprende por qué caminar mejora tu salud en: play for you and your family. www.everybodywalk.org (en inglés). Metro disclaims any responsibility for errors in this guide. In no event shall Metro be liable for any damages or losses of any kind related to data or information contained in this Sobre Metro guide. Users of this map agree that their use is at their sole risk. Elegido por los ciudadanos, Metro es un gobierno regional que ayuda a que el área metropolitana de Portland sea un magnífico lugar para vivir, trabajar y de diversión para ti y tu familia. Metro renuncia a cualquier tipo de responsabilidad por errores en esta guía. Bajo ninguna circunstancia será Metro responsable legalmente por daños o pérdidas de cualquier tipo relacionadas con los datos o la información contenida en esta guía. Los usuarios de este mapa están de acuerdo con usarlo bajo su propio riesgo. d R d l R d ROCK CREEK s ze R s ROOD BRIDGE PARK a s a H26 s P h a s tc P TRAIL u i s i u 3 miles t 26 N l ay W i W hame a W SE R l a E C e M rn ive r R S n 2 miles o d r h o ck Cr C o eek B t lvd S C Área W E 8 N ampliada 3 W 26 S d N Area E NE Cornell R T enlarged i m SW Cornell Rd b 8 NE e WashingtonRiv Quatama r S MAX stoper la E Rd Orenco MAX stop R 8 k i MAX stop e v Hillsboro Dr er R Hillsboro Área d 8 SE R ampliada Area ive r 8 N R enlarged W Ta d N na sbo urne D r W SW 185th Ave A NW E l vergreen o Pkwy c l e k e v P A l SE Roanoke Ct n e s l O n N de Dr h a W S n o Venetian Dr n J E O o l R v W o o e N R Wetlands At Rock C o r o d l c o W B o k N k r C i r d e D e r EVERGREEN PARK g k y e a R W d a zz NW Adagio Way la Pa NW ROOD BRIDGE PARK k R alatin iver e Tu R e o c r k C C NW Aloclek Dr NW Aloclek r k 2 Minutes e c e k o 5 Minutes N R 0 0.25 Miles ell Rd NW Corn Legend/Leyenda MAX Rail System Walking, biking route Ruta para bicicletas y peatones Dr WILLAMETTEExpo RIVER ood berw Connection Center Airport Am NW Conexión COLUMBIA RIVER N Rose W Pathway Quarter 2 Cornelius Gateway 0 Sendero Pioneer 6 Square t h Restroom Forest Hillsboro A Baños Grove v Gresham e Wheelchair accessible Beaverton PSU N Accesible a sillas de ruedas ORCHARD PARK Tigard Clackamas Playground Town Center Área de juegos Tualatin 2 Minutes Picnic area Wilsonville 5 Minutes Área de picnic Parking 0 0.25 Miles Estacionamiento ©Metro 2012, 600 NE Grand Avenue, Portland, OR 97232-2736.
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