A six-mile bike trail along the Willamette River.See more..
4.5Trail to Benham Falls(246 reviews) - An easy walk with lots of shade Biking Trails
Very easy to navigate and find. Our party of six went during stage 2 of shelter in place and it was easy to stay six feet away from everyone. It’s an element easy walk, however I don’t believe wheel chair accessible because of the place we went had stairs, but there might be areas to just view. See more..
4.5Moore Park(79 reviews) - Excellent park for a lot of activities Spent 2-3 hours Biking Trails • Parks • Playgrounds
Excellent park for a lot of activities such as sports, dog walking, mountain biking, hiking, frisbee golf, view the lake, and a picnic. Park is rarely overcrowded when there not special events. Lots of parking available. Beyond the large open field at the entrance trails run all through the hills around the park. Great place to take family and group pictures.See more..
5.0Deschutes River Trail(61 reviews) - Beautiful country view close to town Biking Trails • Hiking Trails • Scenic Walking Areas
A popular 10.5-mile mountain biking trail in Oregon's Deschutes National Forest.See more..
4.5OC and E Woods Line State Trail(38 reviews) - Nice Rail-Trail for Walking or Bicycling Spent 2-3 hours Biking Trails • Equestrian Trails • Jogging Paths & Tracks
We stayed overnight in Klamath Falls on our way to Crater Lake and this trail that was built on the old railroad line goes past the Holiday Inn Express. We went out in the evening and took a 3-4 mile walk, heading east away from town. The trail is wide, paved, level and well-maintained (suitable for walking, bikes, wheelchairs, strollers, etc.). The route goes through the city so much of the scenery is urban streets and buildings (and some unfortunate litter), but we did get far enough out to see some more open farmland. We crossed an old steel truss bridge over a canal and enjoyed watching a family of ducks swimming below. At the parking area off Crosby Avenue at Avalon Street there's an old caboose and some educational displays about the history of the railroad. A dog park is adjacent. We're planning to visit again this summer and hope to have the opportunity to explore more of the trail route.See more..
4.5Fanno Creek Greenway Trail(32 reviews) - Great trail for running biking walking or just hanging out Spent 1-2 hours Biking Trails • Parks • Hiking Trails
As I am a runner, I just happened upon this trail, felt really lucky, you can go a long way like from beaverton all the way to tigard, maybe further but that's a good 5 miles in each direction, flat easy running only several streets to cross, but to my suprise, cars actually stopped when crossing, doesn't happen in las vegas, bonus if your there during the summer you can stop and pick berries and eat them all along the way, doesn't get better than that...enjoySee more..
3.5Ghost Town Gulch(30 reviews) - An authentic Ghost Town---well worth a stop Biking Trails
Roll through desert, mountain, ranches, and canyons: a 42.7-mile trail for the advanced biker.See more..
Easy bike trail for everyone: a 12.5-mile loop passing through farms, fields, and historic Baker City.See more..
4.5Susan Creek Campground(15 reviews) - Immaculate Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
Contrary to other reviews we did not find it crowded. There is enough vegetation between sites for some privacy. The campground is in the middle of a massive burn scar but they were able to protect it. When we arrived our campsite was in perfect condition, the whole site had been carefully raked, and they even left an artistic pattern in the gravel. Kudos to the camp hosts.See more..
5.0McKenzie River Trail(14 reviews) - Great trail Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails • Hiking Trails
One of my favorite hiking trails because it is close to the river, wide trail and manageable by almost all hiker abilities. I hiked in July when the wild flowers were in bloom. I suggest going on a week day when the trail is less occupied. Take a lunch, plenty of water and of course your camera. I have never had a problem parking in a trail head area. However, as always never leave valuables visible in your vehicle. Check for ticks after your hike and consider bug repellant of some kind.See more..
Great trail to explore from Scappoose to Vernonia. Good for mountain bikes because the trail is not paved but a great views of nature and wildlife. Highly recommend. See more..
Best river in Oregon. GO ROGUE This is easy access off the 5 freeway but ... BUT people live here so please be respectful and do not leave garbage . Make it a beautiful experience for all to share .See more..
4.5Helix Wheat Country(8 reviews) - Wheat farms, windmills, America at it's best! Biking Trails For the intermediate biker, a rolling bike trail through miles of farmland and the tiny town Helix.See more..
Paved roads through forests totaling 41.3 miles.See more..
5.0Owyhee Loop(3 reviews) - Owyhee Loop Biking Trails 32 miles of mostly flat bike trail, cutting across the Snake River into Idaho and back into Oregon.See more..
Great place to have a walk and view the river and mounts forest etc. It’s so relaxing and the kids will love it. Fishers also Can caught some as wellSee more..
A group of thirteen bicyclists starting at the Ankeny Overlook, where free parking is available. There are also restrooms at this location. We took the Buena Vista Ferry($1 fee for bikes) across the Willamette River. We continued north through farmland to the City of Independence to the city's park. After a short break we went back over the river, then along Riverside Drive, snaking through the beauteous countryside. Finally returning to our cars for a total of 26 miles.See more..
4.5Forest Park Trails(2 reviews) - amazing views Biking Trails Be aware that you travel up a dirt road to get here. The trails are steep (not all of them but most) but there are amazing views and good shade. See more..
4.5E. E. Wilson Wildlife Area(2 reviews) - Great birding Sunday: 4:00 AM - 10:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Equestrian Trails This area is a flat walking area, lots of bird species, there is a fish pond where the egrets and herons and eagles go. Parking permits are required.See more..
5.0Easyclimb Trailhead(1 review) - Heart of the Gorge mtb riding! Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
The EasyCLIMB loop is squeezed into a wooded verge between Herman Creek Cove and Government Cove at the east end of Cascade Locks. The trails are built for mountain bikes (CLIMB = Cascade Locks International Mountain Bike) and hiking. You can hike from here along the white alder-shaded breakwater that separates Herman Creek Cove from the Columbia River.See more..
