Butler Creek Greenway Trail
This soft-surfaced trail along scenic Butler Creek connects Butler Creek Park to the Springwater Trail.
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Watch Wildlife & Birds
Dairy Creek Park Trails
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Dabney State Recreation Area Trails
The classic summer place, Dabney has been a popular cooling-off swimming and picnic spot for over 50 years. It's easy to see why when you visit. The lower, older part of the park at the west end features an asphalt trail leading down to a classic swimming hole. Large picnic tables and briquette grills and a reservable shelter with electricity fill up quickly on hot days. The newer parts of the park feature a covered, reservable picnic shelter and trails winding through tall bamboo, horsetail, cottonwoods and alders.
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Cooper Mountain Nature Park Trails
This 230-acre park offers visitors 3½ miles of trails with varying levels of difficulty that traverse the park and pass through each of its distinct habitats - from conifer forest to prairie to oak woodlands.
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Cook's Butte Park Trails
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Cook Park Trails
Paved paths lead from Cook Park, through wetland areas and over the Tualatin River to connect to Tualatin Community Park.
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Columbia Slough Water Trail
The Columbia Slough is a 19-mile long remnant of lakes, wetlands and slow-moving channels in the southern floodplain of the Columbia River. It stretches from its origin at the 102-acre Fairview Lake and the headwaters of Fairview Creek near Grant Butte in Gresham westward to the 2,000-acre Smith and Bybee Wetlands Natural Area and to its confluence with the Willamette River.
Efforts are underway to close gaps in the Columbia Slough segment of the 40-Mile Loop, develop neighborhood connections to local and regional trails and increase access for paddlers on the slough.
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Columbia Slough Trail
Much of this trail is not constructed yet, but when complete this important piece of the 40 Mile Loop trail system will provide an over 21 mile east-west link along the Columbia Slough -- connecting Blue Lake Regional Park in Gresham to Kelly Point Park in North Portland. The built segments of the trail pass by Delta Park between North Portland Road and Interstate 5 on the west end and also along the slough adjacent Airport Way on the east end.
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Lower Columbia River Water Trail
The Lower Columbia River Water Trail is a 146-mile water trail on the lower Columbia River from Bonneville Dam to the Pacific Ocean.
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Champoeg State Heritage Area Trails
A four-mile bicycle trail begins in the Riverside Day-use Area, winds through meadows and along the river bank and ends at the park's Historic Butteville Store (open seasonally). A one mile hiking trail loops off the bike trail between the Pioneer Mothers cabin and Oak Grove Day-use Area, passing the park's historic townsite.
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