Tualatin Hills Nature Park Loop Trail is a 3.4 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Beaverton, Oregon that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round.
This is a great place for bird watching. Open from dawn till dusk and includes a visitor center. This is a "city" park with full facilities and visitor's center. Parking is free and the paths are handicap accessible. Trails are well maintained and marked. Surfaces vary from asphalt paths, lots of bridges and board walks, and dirt paths. All trails feel like single track. Nothing steep here. Good running trails. Lot's of variety and potential wildlife. It's mostly shaded. It's smaller, but does rival some of Portlands best "city parks". Lot's of people and kids, but doesn't distract from the fair sized park.
Lots of parking.
Tualatin Hills Nature Park Info http://www.thprd.org/facilities/naturepark/home.cfm
Coming off Hwy 217, take the Tigard 99W exit and drive south 10 miles. The reserve is located between King City and Sherwood.
Great mask etiquette. Nice easy trail (paved and unpaved options). Some trails closed to two way traffic.
Beautiful. Little more mask wearing and social distancing would be perfect.
A nice nature walk, busy on the weekends and some trails are now one way, so plan for that.
I loved taking my kiddo to walk this trail. she is in an electric wheel chair and could easily explore the paved trails. we did attempt one unpaved trail (because she is all about the adventure and i couldn't say no) which was difficult due to tree roots but we made it fine. If you stay on the pavement it's a great wheel chair trail.