Ascension Trail Park

Category: Park in Tigard, Oregon

Address: Tigard, OR 97223, USA

Opening hours

Sunday: 6AM–9PM

Monday: 6AM–9PM

Tuesday: 6AM–9PM

Wednesday: 6AM–9PM

Thursday: 6AM–9PM

Friday: 6AM–9PM

Saturday: 6AM–9PM

Reviews

Vasiliy Bukur

Jul 14, 2022

I walk on this trail almost every day. You can see lots of animals (deer, rabbits, chipmunks, lots of birds) but you have to walk quietly. I even saw a crawdad that came up from the creek. The trail is steep in a few places and I would not recommend waking the trail at night. When raining, it’s slippery, so be careful. Be respectful and keep the trail clean.

Ousel F

Jul 25, 2020

It's a short ravine trail between two suburban streets. There are tall trees and ferns such that you don't feel like you're in a neighborhood. I saw a couple rest benches, which is nice because it is a bit steep in places. The bridge is cute. A good trail for older kids.

Mike Quinn

Mar 9, 2020

I've been hiking this trail since before it was officially a trail. We've been calling it "Fern Gulley" for over 20 years. I take the dog and he absolutely loves it!

Jonathan Lockwood

May 3, 2019

The TH is off of Fern St in Tigard but not very noticable except for the the gravel and a chain between to poles. The trail itself is very nice and follows a creek through a mixed forest with a few giant trees before crossing a small bridge, crossing the creek and then beginning a good climb up the canyon towards Misltoe Rd where the trail ends. The trIl itself is about .70miles long and by using the misletoe trail (just a few hundred feet away next to the powerlines) you can create a nice 2 to 3 mile loop.

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Questions & Answers

Can This trail be walked at night?

Henry A | Jun 6, 2020
Jonathan Lockwood | Jun 7, 2020

Hi Henry. It can however be sure to have a headlamp on as their are mutiple snags and roots exposed on the trail as you climb out of the canyon. Be wary also that access to the trail is along a dimly lit and forested residential street. Light colored or reflective clothing highly recommened to keep visible to evening commuter traffic which can be heavy in the area. Hope I helped and enjoy!

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