Fanno Creek Greenway Loop

The Fanno Creek Greenway Loop offers a peaceful escape into nature right in the heart of the Portland metropolitan area. Winding through several cities including Beaverton, Tigard, and Portland, this family-friendly, multi-use trail follows the scenic Fanno Creek through parks, wetlands, and neighborhoods—perfect for walking, biking, running, and wildlife viewing.

Hours of Operation

• Open daily from sunrise to sunset

• The trail may be temporarily closed in sections due to maintenance or flooding during heavy rains—check local parks department websites for updates.

Are Dogs Allowed?

• Yes, dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash. The trail is a favorite among local dog walkers, so be sure to follow leash and waste disposal rules.

Parking & Trail Access

• Free parking is available at various trailheads including:

  • Greenway Park (Beaverton)

  • Woodard Park (Tigard)

  • Fanno Creek Park (Portland)

• No entrance or parking fees are required.

Permits

• No permits are required to access or use the trail.

• Cyclists and skaters are welcome—no special registration needed.

Trail Highlights

• Surface: Paved and gravel sections, mostly flat and stroller-friendly

• Passes through a mix of natural areas, residential zones, and urban parks

• Offers excellent birdwatching, native plants, and views of wetlands

• Restrooms and water fountains available at major park access points

Tips for Visiting

• Bring water, sunscreen, and bug spray in warmer months

• Watch for cyclists and other trail users—it’s a shared path

• Ideal for families, casual walkers, and commuters looking for a scenic route

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful morning jog, a weekend family bike ride, or a quiet nature walk through wetlands and green spaces, the Fanno Creek Greenway Loop is one of the Portland area’s most accessible and beloved trails.