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Clemens Park Loop Hike

Overview

The 38 riparian acres here along the North Fork Alsea River were donated to Benton County by timber entrepreneurs Rex and Ethel Clemens in 1968. The forest was logged over 100 years ago, but now big mossy maples and maturing Douglas-firs dominate this leafy setting. The park is popular with fishermen, but there’s also the opportunity to view spawning salmon in season.

Trail Stats

Duration
29 min
Length
1.8 km
Elevation Gain
15 m
High Point
352 m
Low Point
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Grade
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