This one was a bit lack luster. The main path was flat, but pretty rocky. It would make a pretty bumpy ride for someone in a wheelchair or stroller and wouldn’t be ideal for someone who wasn’t very sure on their feel. The pictures will show you what I mean a little more clearly. There were a lot of side paths that were skinnier and steeper than the main one, but a more authentic “woods” experience. It would be pretty fun for older kids who aren’t old enough to go alone, but want to feel independent. From the parking lot, the easiest way to get to the pond is to take the right hand path. If you follow the left path, it will take you to a road unless you cut across to the other path about half way through. I found that looking at my google map as I was walking was the easiest way to find the place to cross over. Not too muddy, even though it had rained the day before.

I might have found my church in my new neighborhood. I can’t ask anything else to be 5 minutes away from my residence but this beautiful urban forest. Time to running!

Cute, short, flat trail. Free parking

Nice park to walk my older dog as the main path is flat. It is also wide enough for social distancing. There are also some narrower trails that follow the ridge line.

Very grateful to have this slice of forest in our neighborhood and so happy it hasn't changed in all these years. It feels surprisingly safe to be alone or with your pup while taking this park in. It is quite active too... from people walking their dogs, to bird watchers/nature enthusiasts, to bike riders, to preK classes that visit, and to runners/the track team that occasionally use it for conditioning. It is a ordinarily special place to have so close to home.

An unassuming but lovely wooded area, featuring three straight trails (roughly parallel), with a pond in the middle. Great place for a walk with little ones.

A quiet, flat trail that runs through a forested area with a small pond about midway through. The parking lot is free, unpaved and small (not a criticism, just pointing out what to expect). Parts of the trail are a bit muddy on wet days, so you may want to come prepared when walking your dog. There’s a convenient trash bin at the entrance of the trail. Would recommend for a short, peaceful walk!

Pine Ridge is a quaint park. There are a couple of dog-friendly trails that are well-maintained. Walking the stretch of the park takes ~10 minutes, give or take. Parking and a portable loo are available, too!

Very nice picnic type park. Only down side really, is how small it is. Definitely not a "hike" but if you wanted a nice loop to jog with lots of quick elevation gains this would be an ideal intermediate jogging space. Also a fun walk for doggos.

Amazing trail in middle of city. This consists of many smaller trails and one of them is quite big. Totally recommend it for weekend fun.

Gorgeous location with pathways for simple biking or strollers and a bit off pathways to feel like you’re hiking. Loved it

It’s a great place, but some friends and I set up a movie night in my car later at night and we’re hanging out, and a cop came in and blasted through his megaphone that the park was closed, even though it’s a 24 hour park which made no sense whatsoever, so we were just all a little confused and annoyed.

Great Park! However people that live around there are annoying and very nosey.

Comfortable trail with gentle grade and resting benches. Impressive Douglas-firs of utility pole quality. A natural stand that is near maturity.

Great trail. If you do geocaching then check your maps people! Also don't walk into the blueberries, private property. Learned the hard way.

By PNW standards, an ok park. Yost is more interesting. Southwest County Park is much more interesting. But if you're a local, or in the area, it's a really nice addition to ones life.

Great place for waking the trail through between 2 towns which is interesting to me.

Good place for hiking in forests setting.

This is my new favorite place to walk since i recently moved to the area...great secret spot to walk your dog and see some ducks...take the main path or traverse the many side trails through the woods...