Corvallis, Oregon

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• 400 Road Loop Dunn Forest - Fire road hike with 1800 feet of climb through Dunn Forest
• 560 Loop - 5 mile loop with 800 feet of climb in Mac Forest
• 612 Loop - Fire road hike through old and new growth with good up and down workout
• 760 Outback Loop - 1000 feet of climb in 2.5 miles fire road up some single track down
• Adair Lewisburg Saddle Loop - Fire road hike through old and new growth. 1400 feet of climb with great views.
• Alpha Trail Loop - Paved, Fire Raod & Single Track hike through old & new growth. Good workout.
• Avery Park Loop - Easy one mile hike through tall old growth pines
• Baker Creek Loop - 10 mile hike with climbs totaling 1800 feet through McDonald Forest
• Bald Hill - Horse Trail - Views of the Willamette Valley and Coast Range Mountains.
• Beazel Park South Meadow - Hike thorugh thick evergreen forest with a great view of Mary's Peak
• Bird Loop Trail - Easy hike on a gravel covered trail 1 mile long through trees of various kinds.
• Brandis Park to 29th Trail - Single track trail from Brandis Park with ups downs and lots of foliage
• Calloway Intensive Loop Trail - Hike through interpretive signs, old & new growth forests, good for everyone
• Calloway Loop Trail - A niice 2.2 mile loop through old & new growth forests, also good for everyone
• Camp Adair Pond - Wetlands, Ponds, and History. Easy Hike/Bike.
• Camp Adair to Oak Creek - Hike the length of McDonald Forest year round through old and new growth
• Cardwell Hill Right of Way - Old Growth, moss covered trees, following Marys River to Kings Valley
• Corvallis Bike Loop - Walk along the Willamette & Marys River and circle the entire town.
• Corvallis to the Coast - 66 mile hike from Corvallis to Newport on back roads, log roads and single track
• Dans Trail - Popular Hike Through MacDonald Forest
• Davies Nettleton Loop - Fire road hike through tall pines, some great views, an old quary, and hills.
• Dunn 50 70 Loop - Experience all aspects of a NW forest with 1300 feet of climb
• Fitton Green Natural Area - A good hike through a new natural area that includes several elevation changes
• Frazier Creek Loop - Steep climps, great views,old growth, paved downhill hike in NW Corvallis.
• Ft. Hoskins Loop - Hike the hill at the historic Ft. Hoskins in Benton County Oregon
• Horse and Dans Trail Loop - Old growth forest hikebike fire roads and single track1000 foot gain
• Horse Trail - Popular Hike Through MacDonald Forest with 850 feet of climb.
• Jackson Fraiser Wetland Hike - A short hike along the boardwalk through the wetland
• Kings Blvd Water Tower Loop - A thigh burning hike through the hills of NW Corvallis
• Kings Power Line - A great hike along towering firs, blackberries, and two elevation changes.
• Lasky Creek Summit - Fire road hike through old and new growth timber top out at 1,432 feet.
• Lewisburg Saddle Quick Hike - Quick 1/2 mile hike from the Lewisburg Saddle in McDonald Forest
• Lowr Horse Trail 610 Loop - Single track hike through old growth with 550 feet of climb and fire down
• MacDonald Forest - Dans Trail - Wooded trail to top of Dimple Hill
• Marys Peak East Ridge Trail - Hike the highest point in the Coast Range with wonderful views and old forest
• Marys Peak Summit Trail - Short 1.5 mile hike from summit parking lot to top of Marys Peak great views
• McCulloch Peak - Fire road hike through old and new growth to highest point in McDonald Forest
• Michelle Summit - A nice 1 mile round trip fire road hike with a great view on top
• Mulkey Creek Trail - Old growth forrest trail top of a hilll overlooking the valley
• Mulkey Creek Trail Loop - The Mulkey creek trail is part of the Bald Hill trail system
• North Ridge Trail to Marys Peak - Hike to the highest point in the Coast Range with 2300 feet of gain
• Northwest Corvallis Loop - Travel NW Corvallis on paved & fire roads through old & new growth.
• Oak Creek Quarry Loop - 8 mile loop through old & new qrowth w/ 2000 feet of climb
• OSU Covered Bridge - Hike along OSU research farms and historic covered bridge
• OSU to Bald Hill - Half paved half single track hike to the top of Bald Hill
• Patterson 600 Road - Gravel road hike through old and new growth maintained by the local college
• Peavy Arboretum 500 Road - Old growth hike on the 500 service road
• Peavy Arburitum - 1480 feet of climb in MacDonald Forest, great views, quiet setting
• Plunkett Creek Trail, - Hike through a canopy of new and old growth trees
• Saddle 610 Loop - 700 feet of climb through old and new growth forest close to town
• Saddle to Oak Creek Single Track - Hike from the Lewisberg Saddle to Oak Creek Gate on Single Track Trails
• Scout Trail - Out and back through Dunn Forest along the creek and through the woods
• Section 36 Trail - Hikers only 3 mile loop trail in Mac Forest approx 600 feet of gain
• Starker Forest Tour - Half mile educational tour with information stations about northwest forests
• The Forest Peak 720 Loop - Combination single track & fire roads through old & new growth w/1800 feet elv.
• The Forest Peak 760 Loop - Combination single track & fire roads through old & new growth w/3200 feet elv.
• The Forest Peak Loop - Combination single track & fire roads through old & new growth w/2200 feet elv.
• The Four Hills of Corvallis - An urban hike around the hills in northwest Corvallis
• The Old Growth Trail - A wonderful short hike through the old growth of MacDonald Forest
• Uproute Extendo Loop - Year round hike on gravel road and single track with 800 ft of climb
• Vineyard Mountain Loop - Fireroad to the top of Vineyard Mountain and single track down
• Woodpecker Trail (Finley Refuge) - Easy one-mile loop, 1 of 4 National Recreation Trails in Oregon (2005)
• Woods Creek Marys Peak North Ridge Loop - Hike the highest point in the Coast Range with wonderful views and old forest
   
• Hikes outside the metro area...
• Badlands loop, Bend OR - 400 ft canyon, petroglyphs, lava buttes, lots &lots of solitude
• Bowman Park Trail out and back - Nice park with a short trail along the Willamette river.
• Dog Mountain Trail, Portland Oregon - This extremely popular trail provides two options for hikers - an easy three mil
• Elowah Falls Columbia River Gorge Or. - A nice hike to one of the higher falls (289ft.) in this pristine area
• Falls Creek Falls, 15 miles north of Carson, WA - Great hike for kids, beautiful stream, breathtaking waterfalls at the end!
• Gate Creek - A short trek with great views of the Three Sisters
• Hamilton Mountain, Portland Oregon - A steep day hike to the top of Hamilton Mountain, passing Hardy and Rodney Falls
• Hike to the Simpson water pump station - A 1.8 mile hike which paralles Cox Creek to the Willamette River
• Iron Mountain - 1.7 mile hike and 1200 ft in evel, view 300 different flowers and the cascades
• June Lake Trail Washington - A nice hike to wonderful June Lake at the foot of Mt. St. Helens
• Lava River Cave - A 2 mile round trip hike in one of Oregon's longest lava tubes.
• Mount St. Helens summit, WA - Tough non-technical scramble, gaining 4,500 feet in 4.5 miles. Great Views!
• Mt. Bachelor in the Summer - Hike 2500 feet from Sunshine lodge to 9065 foot summit with breath taking views.
• Mt. Defiance Trail-Columbia Gorge - 4,960-foot Mt. Defiance is a grueling hike with Waterfalls, great views and more
• Paulina Peak, La pine OR - Beautiful mountain views, lovely lakes, Volcanic formations
• Smith Rock Loop, Bend Or - Beautiful canyon and creek, Rock Climbing, Sheer cliffs
• South Sister - Hike the South of the 3 Sisters near Bend, Oregon over 10,000 feet high
• South Sister Climb - Three Sisters Wilderness - This is a hike that will challenge both your body and your mind! Awesome..
• Starvation Ridge Trail - Oregon - A very strenuous hike to Warren Lake and Mount Defiance, with some loop options.
• Suttle Lake Loop, Suttle Lake near Sisters, OR - An easy, scenic hike around a beautiful lake with a view of Mt. Washington
• Takena Landing Park - Quiet hike in old woods along the Willamette River
• Takena Park Trail out and back - A meandering trail along the West side of the Willamette with a canopy of trees.
• Tam McArthur Rim - Hike in the 3 Sisters Wilderness with a great view of Three Creek Lake
• Tam-a-lau loop, Terrebonne OR - Awesome river canyon, amazing views, the Lake Powell of oregon
• Timber Linn Park out and back - See the new Fair Expo center, the Albany airport & view the newly developed park

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