River Trail Typical Surface

Image of a dark gray gravel trail that splits into to sections with green grass and leafless trees and a brown sign surrounding the trail.
Photo By/Credit

USFWS

Date Shot/Created
06/01/2025
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
Image
From the trailhead to the start of the forested section of the River Trail, the trail is predominantly flat, wide and made of small crushed gravel. In Fall and Winter, small puddles that do not block passage may form. In major rain events, there are portions of the trail that can flood and become impassable. The forested section of the trail is a natural surface and can become slightly muddy during the rainy season, but not to the point of mobility devices becoming stuck.
Facility
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge