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Peavy Arboretum is a small teaching forest managed by Oregon State University.

The saddle has a parking lot with restrooms, and access to a handful of great easy riding trails through the woods.

A long botanical pond with water features lines the west side of this pretty residential street.

Just below the summit the trees open up, and you get a panoramic view south over Philomath and the mountains by Corvallis Watershed.

As you continue along the upper part of forest service road, you’ll pass a gate and a sign directing you to the C2C trail. If you started from Corvallis follow the signs and turn left onto the North Ridge Extension Trail. The North Ridge Extension Trail is closed to bicycles from October 16 through May 15. Woods Creek Road runs parallel and remains open all year round, so if you prefer this route, continue straight and make a left. If you are coming from the North Ridge Extension Trail, you can make a right here to head toward Old Peak Road.

An old gravel road takes you right up to the top of McCulloch Peak, the highest point in McDonald Research Forest. You can get great views of Bald Hill and Dimple Hill from here.

The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built this lake in 1937 as part of their effort to enhance America's public lands and parks. Nowadays, the lake serves as a water source for Oregon State University.

The Corvallis-Philomath Multi-Modal Path is a 3.25-mile section of the larger Corvallis-to-the-Sea (C2C) Trail. The Corvallis-to-the-Sea Trail is 62 miles long and not all of the trail is approved for bicycles.