Trails in Tigard

What's New

On June 1, 2021, Ordinance No. 21-12 was adopted and will enable construction of approximately 1.39 miles of new and updated path on the Fanno Creek Trail System. The four new or improved trail sections include: a new path from Woodard Park to Grant Street, replacement path from Ash Avenue to Hall Boulevard, a new path from the Tigard Library to Bonita Road and a new path from 85^th Avenue to the Ki-a-kuts Bridge over the Tualatin River.

Major Trails in Tigard

Fanno Creek Trail
A regional trail that extends 15 miles from Tualatin to Portland; the trail is a paved, multi-use pathway for walkers, runners, bicyclists and nature enthusiasts of all ages. Fanno Creek Trail Map
Tualatin River Greenway Trail
Follows the Tualatin River from the Ki-a-kuts Bridge through Cook Park to 108th Avenue. The trail is primarily paved, with a few short unpaved sections.
Tualatin River Water Trail
With a barely detectable current in the summer, the Tualatin River Water Trail is the perfect place for beginning paddlers and families with children.
Pathfinder-Genesis
This greenway trail is paved from 115th Avenue to Johnson Street. A boardwalk extends from Johnson Street to Walnut Street over a stream channel. From 115th Avenue to 118th Court there is a soft surface trail through a gorgeous stream ravine.
Tigard Heritage Trail
Formerly a rail line, this .75-mile trail connects Downtown Tigard to Tiedeman Avenue.
Ascension Trail
This .6-mile soft surface trail ascends 300 feet from Fern Street to the intersection of Mistletoe Drive and Ascension Drive.
River Terrace Trail
Trail is proposed to run from Scholls Ferry Road to 150th Avenue, with connections to other regional trails.
Summer Creek Loop Trail
Paved trail loops around Summer Lake with a few extensions into adjacent neighborhoods.