1.9 hr
Overview
This gem of a Clackamas County Park is a great place to enjoy a quiet forest walk in the off season. You’ll marvel at massive old-growth Douglas-firs and western red-cedars, gaze at the mossy boughs of maples overhanging Eagle Creek, and pause at the 18 stops on an ADA-accessible nature trail, recently resigned. There are two loops in the main part of the park: a nature trail (also called Loop C or the Lower Loop) can be combined with the Upper Loop (Loop A), which is a rougher trail, sometimes steep and rooty; in addition, off of Kitzmiller Road on the North Fork Eagle Creek, there’s Loop D and a narrow rooty lollipop loop that winds south above Eagle Creek Road but doesn’t connect with the developed part of the park. Each of these two options is about the same length, 1.6 miles, with a short road walk in between.
Trail Stats
5.5 km
197 m
265 m
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