Wildwood Trail

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A mile hike and my cat was right by me.

Heather Fennell

Amazing hike that is a short distance from Portland. If you like a semi short easy hiking experience this trail is it! With breathtaking views and things to learn about the local ecology, this trail is in my top 10 for the Portland area. Come out and learn and experience cleansing for the body and soul!

Kristina Kodak

Wildwood Trail is a 29.5 mile heavily trafficked point-to-point trail located near Portland, Oregon that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking, running, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. The trail starts next to the Pay to Park Station to the right of the entrance. Be sure to hike this trail south to north because parts of the Wildwood trail are part of one-way loops that only allow traffic going northbound. Dog on leash, Hiking, Nature trips, Bird watching, Running, Forest, Views, Wildflowers, Wildlife.

Calvin Hodgson

The gateway into adventure. This trail is well traveled. As such, it is pretty well hardened. It can get muddy in spots during and after a rainstorm. This trail offers a somewhat hidden away retreat from the bustle of city life. Still, I can make out some of the industrial area through the thicket of branches. The crowds during the weekends tend to make parking and the trails crowded. Still, it is a nice experience to see some birds or that banana slug racing across trail.