Travel Icon Journal: Portland

In this series, we’re sharing iconography from places near and far.

PDX is known for its bike friendly roads and connection to nature. During a recent visit to the city I saw tons of great iconography that connected the people to the streets. Farmers markets, playgrounds and bike lanes all made use of iconography to bring the people out and connect them with the outdoors.

Here are some of my favorite icon sightings:

Although my trip was short, spending time in Portland, Oregon is always a treat. This sampling is from a small section of the city. What are some your favorite icons from Portland?

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