I hope that you can join us, the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and community volunteers to officially name the new Interstate 5 Willamette River Bridge.
The ceremony will be this Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Whilamut Natural Area, northwest of the Knickerbocker Bridge in Alton Baker Park.
The Whilamut Passage theme, developed by our Community Advisory Group, incorporates words, phrases and images that encompass the variety of users of the bridge and its surroundings — past, present and future — as well as the area’s geography. The theme continues to guide design enhancements that will be built alongside I-5 as well as in the natural area.
How to get there: On the south side of the river, park your vehicle at the University of Oregon Motor Pool, 3233 Franklin Blvd. (see map below). Please allow 20 minutes to walk to the ceremony. Follow the signs that point the way from the parking lot. A courtesy shuttle will be available upon request.
Consider arriving on bicycle. The park has many nice paths for you to ride to the event, and we will have a place designated for bicycle parking. Afterward, you can continue exploring the paths.
I look forward to seeing you there!
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