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Strongly suggest you walk this trail clockwise. This means you descend on steps rather than very slippy gravel & sand.

Smith Rock is one of the most beautiful places in Central Oregon.

Great half Marathon track here and super challenging to run!

The Wildwood Trail branches out to various other connector trails in the park, an ideal option to extend your run. Completed in 1980, the Alder Trail invites you to jog along the remnants of a canal that was excavated for the Lewis and Clark Exposition in 1905.

Beautiful trail that runs over 30 miles in the Tualatin Hills, most of it in Forest Park. There are several access points and connector trails throughout the park to allow for an easy day hike or something more for an athlete or ultra-marathoner.

This trailhead marks a popular route for hikers in the area. It is .3 miles from the Wild Cherry Trail, .9 miles to the Dogwood Trail and 1.4 miles to the Alder Trail. If you head west, all of these connector trails reach the Wildwood Trail, which offers ample opportunities to create loop variations. It is important to note that parking is limited, especially on the weekends.

The Pittock Mansion grounds are open to the public at no cost and make a fantastic stopping point during a run. There are public restrooms, drinking water, and stunning views of Portland that you won’t want to miss. You can also park here and take the Wildwood Trail in both directions.

This parking lot fills up on weekends as there are only eight spaces in the lot. Additional parking is available on the streets surrounding the park and on Thurman Street near the bridge. At the east end of the bridge, there is a set of stairs that lead down to the park. Lower Macleay Trail connects to the over 30-mile-long Wildwood Trail, which provides access to Pittock Mansion to the south for fantastic views of the city. To the north, Wildwood Trail connects to various trails throughout the length of Forest Park.