Road Bike

This greenway is located on the western edge of the Sandy River. It begins near the confluence of Beaver Creek and extends south along the Sandy River. The greenway is 20.43 acres in size. The site is composed of several parcels of land along the slopes overlooking the Sandy River. Most of the land consists of steep to moderate hillsides and is heavily wooded. Public access is discouraged due to the steep and fragile nature of the slopes. There is one small developed area with a path and picnic table located at 1693 SE Lewellyn Avenue.

Located between Halsey and Glisan streets at the site of an old rock quarry, the 70-acre Salish Ponds Wetlands Park opened in October 1999 and is Fairview's largest city park. Visitors can see hawks, geese, ducks, rabbits, coyotes and other wildlife. The Salish Ponds Trail connects to the Reynolds Middle School Campus and the Gresham-Fairview Regional Trail to the west.

The trail comprises 1.5 miles of paved nature trail connecting residential, commercial and industrial neighborhoods. The trail follows Rock Creek, which flows into the Tualatin River at Rood Bridge Park in south Hillsboro and eventually into the Willamette River.

The proposed Lake Oswego to Portland Active Transportation Corridor has the opportunity to provide numerous connections to trail systems and the existing bicycle-pedestrian network in Portland and Lake Oswego.