SKINNER BUTTE PARK TRAIL
248 Cheshire Avenue, Eugene, OR 97401
Since 1914
Kalapuya Summer Dwelling, Climbing, Ball Fields, Spray Play, Fishing, Walking, Looped Path, Public Art, Sand Play, Trailheads, Picnic Tables, Nature Trails, Water Spigot, Rock Climbing, Play Area, Water Spigot, Jogging, Community Garden, Recreation Center, Parking Lot & Off Street Bike
100 acres of property along the Willamette River just north of downtown Eugene. It includes such noteworthy features as Skinner Butte, the Columns climbing area, RiverPlay Discovery Playground, Campbell Senior Center and Lamb Cottage. Skinner Butte Park itself is a unique historical resource. The park includes historical monuments, a rock wall popular with climbers, a rose garden and miles of cycling paths. Two regional play areas near the waterfront, linked by the River Bank Trail
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MOUNT PISGAH TRAIL
34901 Frank Parrish Road, Eugene, OR 97405
Since 1973
Fishing, Beach, Wild Flowers, Trail Running, Wildlife, Mountain Biking, Road Biking, Walking, Birding, Dogs on Leash, Kid Friendly, Lake, Nature Trips, Wheelchair Friendly & Picnic Area
A 209-acre living tree museum. Its riverside trails, quiet paths through evergreen forests, water garden teeming with life, bright wildflower meadows, and open views across oak savannas delight all ages. Offers a beautiful natural retreat that is conveniently close to downtown Eugene and Springfield. The visitor hub for a larger natural area, the Arboretum enriches lives and community by growing understanding and appreciation of trees and showcasing regional ecology
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HENDRICKS PARK TRAIL
Summit Avenue and Skyline Boulevard, Eugene, OR 97403
Since 2000
Restrooms, Camping, Looped Path, Drinking Fountains, Electrical Outlets, Fishing, Wild Flowers, Bicycling, Walking, Birding, Shelter, Picnic Tables, Trailheads & Water Spigot
Its 80 acres includes a world-renowned rhododendron garden and a native plant garden. The park is a haven for hikers, birders, and others who enjoy retreating to the tranquility of nature. Visitors can walk among 200-year-old Douglas fir trees, ferns, and wildflowers such as trilliums and irises, and over 6,000 varieties of rhododendrons and other ornamental plants