Hoyt Arboretum, located in Portland, is a captivating brand that serves as a living museum dedicated to the preservation of trees. With over 6,000 trees from more than 2,300 species and 170 families, including 67 rare or endangered species, this world-class collection actively promotes conservation, education, research, and recreation. The layout of the Arboretum is thoughtfully designed, organized by taxonomy, grouping plants that share common evolutionary ancestors.

The collection offers a diverse range of trees, including redwood, spruce, pine, fir, cedar, magnolia, and maple, showcasing the vibrant flora of the Pacific Northwest. Accredited by the Plant Collections Network, the Arboretum's Conifer Collection and Maple Collection boast notable trees and an impressive array of species. Additionally, their Herbarium serves as a reference library for pressed and dried plants, while the Garden Explorer plant database provides comprehensive information on each specimen.

Visitors can also explore the Bill deWeese Library for a wealth of horticultural knowledge. Whether you're a tree enthusiast, a researcher, or a nature lover, Hoyt Arboretum offers a captivating experience in a stunning natural setting