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The 4T Trail – Train, Trail, Tram, and Trolley. This trek around Portland uses all three transportation types to complete its loop. The trail segment is around 4 miles. There are four main starting points for the trail: Downtown, the Zoo, OHSU, and the South Waterfront. Downtown to Zoo- train, Zoo to OHSU- trail, OHSU- South Waterfront- tram, South Waterfront to Downtown- trolley. To ride the train, MAX Light Rail, and the trolley, Portland Street Car, purchase a Tri-Met pass. The tram,...

This is a popular paved trail with great views of the city and its bridges. Accessibility: There is 1 designated accessible space in the paved parking lot off of OR-99 West at the southwest end of the trail. It is van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail surface is paved asphalt and smooth. It is typically at least 8 feet wide. The majority of the trail is estimated to be in the mostly gentle (5% or less) grade category and the steepest sections are at about 0.0, 1.6, and 2.3...

This is a short trail that goes by the International Rose Test Garden and Washington Park Playground. You will start from the small parking area off the Forest Park Road to the south, and there are parking fees associated will all the parking lots along this trail. You will hike uphill steadily to the Rose Gardens, and then back down to the trailhead. There are a few nice viewpoints here to look out over the city. This trail is very busy every day in all seasons, and is very well maintained...

This paved urban path is part of the longer Terwilliger Trail. This segment will take you from Duniway Park to George Himes Park off of South West Vermont Street. This path has road, bike lane, and paved trail options depending on your preference and activity. This tree-covered urban path may be peaceful, but if you are looking for a more forested paved path, you may want to check out the Terwilliger Trail - Lewis and Clark College to Tryon Cove Park Segment here:...

This trail is a gentle and scenic river loop between the Burnside Bridge and the Tilikum Crossing. This loop is perfect for walkers, runners and cyclists. Runners may cross the Tilikum bridge on either side of the bridge, while bikers must follow the posted direction of crossing. Leashed dogs may also join.