Almost anywhere in Canon Beach is amazing and my favorite areas are in Ecola State Park. Whether it is stunning overlooks, dense forests, or beautiful beaches Ecola has the setting. Like any location, you will want to do a scouting trip to see what areas are open and best suited for a proposal. You can certainly find a great spot here though!

This picture is from a wedding at Mt Hood Ski Bowl East. These two rode the ski lift to the very top for their wedding photos and I couldn't help but think what an amazing spot it would be for a proposal. You really can't go wrong anywhere on the mountain.

Cathedral Park is the rare rainy day option because when you are under the bridge you can stay (somewhat) dry. Its a super pretty setting and isn't to busy. A great option especially in volatile weather!

I'm not going to blow up this spot on the internet but if you send me a message I will 100% give you directions right to it. It's got a 270 degree ocean view and is stunning at sunset, as you can see it does get windy though.

A great public garden with lots of beautiful private areas, lakeside benches and fun bridges. A real hidden gem and worth checking out as a fun option in Portland.

Hoyt has miles of amazing hiking trails that you could use for an epic proposal. One of my favorite spots is the Redwood Deck which overlooks the forest and is an easy hike to find!

The Eastside of the the Willamette River that runs through downtown Portland is a great spot to propose. It has a long walkway that connects as a full loop with bridges across the river. My personal favorite spots are a couple of docks that you can walk out on and be surrounded by the water. With the city right behind you it would be an amazing spot to propose!