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Travel: 1 mi
Eugene's Quickest Summit
Drive time: 5 min
No special permits required
Running Workouts, Walking, Scenic Loops, Hill Repeats
Urban, Hill, Paved/Gravel, Forested
Skinner Butte offers steep, rocky climbs and wooded paths right above downtown Eugene. Perfect for quick hill repeats, fast laps, and sunset views, it’s a small but mighty trail system with big payoff and easy access minutes from the riverfront.
Year-round
City of Eugene Parks
Travel: 5 mi
Eugene's Southeast Lookout
Drive time: 15 min S
No special permits required
Trail Running, Hiking, Hill Repeats
Gravel, Forested, Hills, Exposed
Mount Baldy anchors Eugene’s Ridgeline with a short but steady climb to 1,450 feet. Open grassy slopes and shaded forest paths lead to sweeping views of Spencer Butte and the valley, making it a go-to for quick summit runs, hikes, and hill repeats.
Year-round
City of Eugene Parks
Travel: 6 mi
Oregon’s Living History Trail
Drive time: ≈ 12 min E
No special permits required
Running Loops, Recovery Runs, Youth XC
Flat, Orchard, Paved/Gravel, Singletrack
A favorite for easy loops, bark footing, and warmup or cooldown sessions. Often used by local track teams.
Year-round
Williamalane Park and Rec
Travel: 1 mi
Eugene’s Riverside Hub
Drive time: ≈ 5 min
No special permits required
Running Loops, Cycling, Walking, Picnics
Paved/Gravel, Riverfront, Meadow, Forested, Flat
Alton Baker Park features paved and gravel paths along the Willamette, ponds, meadows, and wildlife areas. It’s Eugene’s hub for walking, running, cycling, and river recreation, with miles of trails linking into downtown and beyond.
Year-round
City of Eugene Parks
Travel: 5 mi
Lower Gateway to Ridgeline
Drive time: ≈ 10 min S
No special permits required
Trail Running, Hiking
Paved/Gravel, Wetland, Forested, Flat, Hills
Frank Kinney Park is a small neighborhood green space that serves as a key connector to the Ridgeline Trail system. Its paved and dirt paths weave through wetlands and forests, offering a quick entry into larger adventures right from south Eugene.
Year-round
City of Eugene Parks
Travel: 7 mi
Eugene's Trail Roller Coaster
Drive time: ≈ 15 min S
No special permits required
Trail Running, Walking, Nature Loops
Forested, Hills, Gravel, Singletrack
Eugene’s Ridgeline Trail spans 14+ miles of forested singletrack linking Spencer Butte, Baldy, and Moon Mountain. Rolling climbs, shady switchbacks, and valley views make it a signature spot for long runs, hill work, and daily escapes.
Year-round
City of Eugene Parks
Travel: 3 mi
TrackTown's Backyard Park
Drive time: 5-7 min
No special permits required
Running Workouts, Trail Running, Hiking
Paved/Gravel, Singletrack, Hills, Forested
Hendricks Park offers winding forest singletrack and runnable connectors into the Ridgeline system. Shady oak and fir canopy, rolling terrain, and garden views make it a go-to for quick runs, hill repeats, and after-work escapes.
Year-round
City of Eugene Parks
Travel: 5 mi
Eugene’s Wild Escape
Drive time: ≈ 10 min SE
No special permits required
Trail Running, Gravel Riding, Sunsets
Singletrack, Doubletrack, Hills, some overgrowth
Moon Mountain is Eugene’s wild escape—undeveloped trails through oak woodlands, fir forest, and open meadows. Expect rough tread, seasonal wildflowers, and sweeping valley views on runnable ridges just beyond the city’s southeast edge.
Spring, Summer, Fall
City of Eugene Parks
Travel: 8 mi
Eugene's Signature Summit
Drive time: ≈ 15 min S
No special permits required
Trail Running, Power Hiking, Sunrise Missions
Rocky, Forested, Steep, Gravel
Steep, rocky climbs leading to a 360° summit. Combine with Ridgeline for long runs or use as a quick power hike workout.
Year-round
City of Eugene Parks