Walk up access to anchors for Top Roping

I live in Portland Oregon and want to travel only within a few hours...

So me and my girlfriend wanted to go out top roping but we won't have a lead climber with us.
We are confident that we can set up a bolted anchor or even a tree anchor but we need a place or route(s) that allow easy walk up to do this.

We also would rather not have to rapell down or top belay.

So basically a crag with easy access to the top and bottom...

Any suggestions.

You could do this at Broughton, if you head left at the top of the trail to the left end of Hanging Gardens; the stuff over there is like 5.7-5.9; alternatively you can TR some short routes around classic crack by heading right (I think you can get on a .10 or two over there?). Horsethief butte, which is out past the Dalles on the WA side of the Columbia has numerous walk-up TR options, generally in lower difficulties (5.6-5.10). You can TR something like six climbs on Rope de Dope block at Smith by doing a short scramble. Off the top of my head, those are your best options, but maybe someone else has better ideas?

oh cool, thank you so much!
A friend recommended Broughton and it sounds really promising.

Rocky Butte has those options as well, though more limited if you don't want to rap down. Most of the routes at Rocky Butte have top access.

Yeah I had heard about Rocky Butte.

Are there chains to set up an anchor or is it natural anchors?
That sounds promising as I live only 3 miles from there.

There are a few chains, but I'd recommend slinging trees.

If you want quick climbing, Rocky Butte is pretty great. Top-rope setup isn't too bad on some parts of the wall, with walk-down to bottom (rap not needed) -- other sections may require rapping, though (not sure). Glass, litter, junk is common, though.

Broughton is beautiful, and you can swim in the river afterwards! I seem to recall being more frustrated, since it is often crowded and the number of top-rope routes is fewer. Still, there's some good stuff to the left as you hit the rock that is fairly easy to hang a rope from.

There's a good little guidebook for the area. If you can't find it, PM me, and I'll dig up the name.