Visiting Campus
Maps
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Admissions
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Academic
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Recreation
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Student Services
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Parking
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Housing
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Food
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A-Z List
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Finding your way
- Directions to campus for cars, bikes, and transit
- Lodging list and airport transportation information
- Pioneer Express shuttle information
- City of Portland’s bicycle maps
- Ride the City bike route planner
Parking
Parking permits are required for all motor vehicles during the fall and spring semesters, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Visitors can also access the ePermit system at the Office of Campus Safety and at vending machines in lots B, C, D, and O. Individuals attending special events or conferences at Lewis & Clark during regulated hours are also required to purchase an ePermit. Visitor ePermits cost $5 when purchased before 4 p.m. and $3 when purchased after 3 p.m.
Guest Parking Passes
Guests of Lewis & Clark may park in specially designated reserved spaces at Entry Gate 3 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those eligible for guest permits include prospective students, parents of prospective students, parents of current students, and job applicants of Lewis & Clark. There is no charge for guest parking permits.
Parking is free after 7 p.m. weekdays and all day on weekends.
During summer months, permits are not required to park on campus. The only regulation through the summer is that staff parking is still reserved for staff only until 5pm.
Accessible parking for disabled persons is reserved on all campuses. Campus Safety can assist in locating a space.
Covered bike parking is available at J.R. Howard Hall and Watzek Library.
Lewis & Clark can also be reached via TriMet, bus line 39. For schedule information, visit www.trimet.org or call 503-238-7433.
Using GPS to find us? We’re at
Latitude - N 45 degrees 27 minutes 01.5 seconds (45.4507982448745)
Longitude - W 122 degrees 40 minutes 07.9 seconds (-122.672105792312)
We’re just a bit north of the halfway point between the North Pole and the Equator, at roughly the same latitude as Lyon (France), Milan (Italy), and Sapporo (Japan).
We’re also at the same latitude as Burlington, Vermont, and Minneapolis, Minnesota (but without the subzero temperatures.)