Jenkins Estate Trails Loop

Step into a slice of Beaverton’s natural and cultural history with a relaxing stroll along the Jenkins Estate Trails Loop, located on the western slopes of Cooper Mountain. This serene network of forested paths winds through a historic estate, native gardens, and shaded woodland, offering a family-friendly and easily accessible escape in the Tualatin Hills area.

Trail Overview

• Location: Jenkins Estate, 8005 SW Grabhorn Rd, Beaverton, Oregon

• Surface: Packed dirt and gravel

• Difficulty: Easy

• Best Time to Visit: Year-round, especially spring for flowers and fall for foliage

The trails meander through tall firs and quiet glades, pass by the estate’s historic buildings, and connect to the nearby Cooper Mountain Nature Park via regional trail systems. It’s an ideal spot for a leisurely walk, birdwatching, or a quick forested getaway from city life.

Hours of Operation

• Open daily from dawn to dusk

Parking & Trail Access

• Free parking is available at the main Jenkins Estate lot

• Trailheads are located behind the estate buildings, with clear signage

• Restrooms are typically open near the parking area (check seasonal availability)

Permits & Fees

• No permits or fees required to access the trails or estate grounds

Are Dogs Allowed?

• Yes, leashed dogs are welcome

• Please be courteous—clean up after pets and keep them on trail

ADA Accessibility

• While some paved paths exist near the estate buildings, most of the trails are unpaved and not fully ADA-accessible

• The terrain is gentle but includes occasional roots or uneven surfaces

What to Bring

• Comfortable walking shoes

• A light jacket—shade and elevation can make it cool

• Binoculars for spotting birds and wildlife

• Water and snacks for a relaxing picnic in the open meadow area

• A camera for historic buildings and seasonal blooms