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| Lower Macleay Park |
Lower Macleay Park: Located in the heart of one of Portland’s most vibrant areas, Lower Macleay Park offers a peaceful escape while keeping the big-city feel. The trail begins with a paved walkway and slowly transitions to gravel. Runners and walkers will cross several bridges, pass through wildflower havens, and eventually finish the 4.6-mile (7.4 km) trek at Portland’s historic Pittock Mansion. The trail is wide and well-marked, open year-round, and perfect for those seeking nature but pressed for time.
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| Sauvie Island |
Sauvie Island: Long known as one of Portland’s recreational Meccas, the 12.6 mile (20.3 km) loop encompassing Sauvie Island offers nature lovers an ideal location to get out and enjoy some of Oregon’s best views. Stop at one of the numerous farmers markets for some produce, or take a post-run dip and relax on any of the beaches. A popular training ground for marathon runners, the island’s remoteness, well-marked trails, and local hospitality are certain to give each visitor a reason to return.
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| Springwater Corridor |
Springwater Corridor: Flat, pristine, and family-friendly, the Springwater Corridor offers every runner and walker an opportunity to experience big city and country atmospheres during the same outing. The trail begins on the waterfront overlooking the Willamette River in downtown Portland and winds through several cultural monuments. Runners and walkers alike can expect to enjoy 40-miles (64.4 km) of paved trails with abundant wildlife and unforgettable views of Mt. Hood.
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