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a virtual walking tour

Fanno Creek Greenway Trail. Connecting the Willamette and Tualatin rivers. a virtual walking tour. A U G U S T 2 0 0 1. Fanno Creek Greenway Trail. The Fanno Creek Greenway Trail is an important link in the regional trails and greenways network.

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a virtual walking tour

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  1. Fanno Creek Greenway Trail Connecting the Willamette and Tualatin rivers a virtual walking tour A U G U S T 2 0 0 1

  2. Fanno Creek Greenway Trail The Fanno Creek Greenway Trail is an important link in the regional trails and greenways network.

  3. A major tributary of the Tualatin River, Fanno Creek meanders approximately 15 miles through Portland, Beaverton and Tigard, emptying into the Tualatin at Durham. This urban watershed encompasses about 32 square miles with numerous tributaries, wetlands and springs, that provide critical fish and wildlife habitat for more than 140 species of birds, mammals and other wildlife.

  4. The Fanno Creek Greenway Trail is a ribbon of water, vegetation and trail gracefully weaving through the city, taking visitors from the shores of the Willamette River in southwest Portland to the confluence of Fanno Creek and the scenic Tualatin River.

  5. 1 1 Willamette Park to Hillsdale (2 miles) 2 Hillsdale to Garden Home (4 miles) 3 Garden Home to Denney Road (2.5 miles) 4 Denney Road to Scholls Ferry Rd (1.5 miles) 5 Scholls Ferry Rd to Hall Blvd (2.5 miles) 6 Hall Blvd to Durham City Park (2.5 miles) This tour covers over 15 miles and is divided into 6 segments

  6. 1Willamette Park to Hillsdale A. Pedestrian Route B. Bike Route P o r t l a n d

  7. Willamette Park to Hillsdale - A. Pedestrian Route (2 mi)

  8. Willamette River Greenway Trail in Willamette Park (looking north)

  9. On SW Nebraska (at Macadam) looking east to Willamette River

  10. trail entrance Looking west on SW Iowa (at SW Virginia) towards George Himes Park in the Corbett Terwilliger / Lair Hill Neighborhood

  11. Steps in George Himes Park heading west

  12. Terwilliger path Heading to Terwilliger path from George Himes Park at SW Capitol Highway and SW Terwilliger Boulevard

  13. Wilson High School, heading west from Burlingame Ave.

  14. Hillsdale Town Center heading west on SW Beaverton Hillsdale Highway to Red Electric Route

  15. At Stephens Creek Natural Area heading south on Bertha Boulevard

  16. Willamette Park to Hillsdale - B. Bike Route (1.7 mi)

  17. Leaving Willamette Park heading south on Miles Court to Butterfly Park

  18. Heading south on Barbur Blvd, passing by Fulton Park

  19. 2 Hillsdale to Garden Home A. Bike/Ped (Red Electric) Route B. Pedestrian Route C. Bike Route Portland to unincorporated Washington County

  20. Hillsdale to Garden Home - A. Red Electric Route (4 mi)

  21. The historic Red Electric Line

  22. Heading west on SW Capitol Hwy, past the Red Electric Café (formerly Bertha Station on the Red Electric line)

  23. Heading west on Red Electric right-of-way near SW Fairvale Drive

  24. Intersection of SW Oleson Road and Vermont Street (heading west on Vermont to Oregon Episcopal School)

  25. View to Nicol Marsh next to Oregon Episcopal School

  26. Hillsdale to Garden Home - B. Pedestrian Route (3.5 mi)

  27. Heading west on SW Nevada Court

  28. Heading west into Gabriel Park off SW 37th Avenue

  29. Leaving April Hill Park, heading west on SW Canby Street

  30. Hillsdale to Garden Home - C. Bike Route (3.7 mi)

  31. Bike lanes on Barbur Boulevard (arrow) heading west

  32. Bike lanes on Multnomah Boulevard (arrow) heading west

  33. 3Garden Home toDenney Trailhead unincorporated Washington County to Beaverton

  34. Garden Home to Denney Road Trailhead (2.5 mi)

  35. Trail at Garden Home Recreation Center off SW Oleson Road

  36. Bridge over Fanno Creek heading west to Vista Brook Park

  37. View to Fanno Pump Station from bridge

  38. Heading west on trail (former Oregon Electric right-of-way)

  39. Oregon Electric Trail footpath through park View from Vista Brook Park

  40. Trail on Oregon Electric right-of-way crossing SW 90th Ave

  41. Heading west with paved trail ending ahead at SW 92nd Avenue & Allen Boulevard

  42. Heading west, crossing SW Allen Boulevard at Scholls Ferry Road

  43. Parking lot over trail at Beaverton Maintenance Operations Center

  44. Trail at Greenwood Inn

  45. Trail through Greenwood Inn parking lot

  46. Landscape enhancement between Greenwood Inn and 217 view from potential trail alignment

  47. Hwy 217 Heading south along SW 105th Ave (south of Greenwood Inn) heading towards SW Denney Boulevard

  48. new trailhead Heading south, crossing SW Denney Road with view to Trailhead

  49. 4Denney Road toScholls Ferry Road Beaverton

  50. Trailhead SW Denney Road to Scholls Ferry Road (1.5 mi)

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