Woodard Segment 

Beginning at the east side of Woodard Park, south of SW Karol Court, a new rest area was constructed where the new trail segment starts heading east toward Grant Avenue.  Where “on-grade”, the trail is paved 12’ wide with asphalt and has 2’ wide graveled shoulders.  From just west of Fanno Creek all the way east to Grant Avenue the trail is elevated on a combination of boardwalks and a bridge over Fanno Creek.  The boardwalks and bridge are supported by steel pile foundations, have a concrete trail surface, and have metal railing on the sides.  The width between the railings on the boardwalks and bridge are 14’.  A trailhead was constructed where the new boardwalk will intersect Grant Avenue.

 Substantially completed 12/27/2024

City Hall Segment 

This segment improved the existing trail beginning slightly south of the existing bridge over Fanno Creek south of Ash Avenue, near Universal Plaza, continuing east until intersecting Hall Boulevard.  Due to sensitive environmental areas, this trail segment consists of a combination of sliver widenings and full widening.  From the starting point near Ash Avenue east to near City Hall, the trail was widened where necessary to achieve an 8’ wide trail.  From the area near City Hall east to Hall Boulevard, the trail was widened to 12’.  Graveled shoulders were provided where space allows. A trailhead was constructed where the trail intersects Hall Boulevard.  All portions of this trail segment got re-paved with asphalt for a smooth trail surface upon completion.

Substantially completed 11/20/2024

Library Segment 

Starting just east of the Tigard Library’s book drop loop, the trail crosses Fanno Creek with a combination of boardwalks and a bridge.  The boardwalks and bridge are supported by steel pile foundations, have a concrete trail surface, and have metal railing on the sides.  The width between the railings on the boardwalks and bridge are 14'.  East of here, the remainder of the trail is “on-grade” and will be paved 12’ wide with asphalt and have varying widths of graveled and topsoiled shoulders.  Two rest areas will be constructed between the Tigard Library and Milton Court, and a trailhead will be constructed where the trail will intersect Milton Court.

Substantially completed 1/8/2025

 Durham Segment 

South of the cul-de-sac at the southern end of SW 85^th Avenue there is currently a trail that heads down the hill and then turns west towards the ball fields in Cook Family Park. Starting at the turn at the bottom of the hill, this trail segment heads directly south until intersecting the existing trail just west of the undercrossing of the railroad tracks that leads to Durham City Park to the north and the Ki-a-Kuts Bridge over the Tualatin River to the south.  This trail segment consists of a combination of 12’ paved asphalt portions with 2’ wide graveled shoulders where “on-grade” along with a portion that is on boardwalk.  The boardwalk will be supported by spread footing foundations, have a concrete trail surface, and have metal railing on the sides. The width between the railings on the boardwalk will be 14’.  A rest area was constructed mid-way through the segment, along with a new trailhead adjacent to the railroad undercrossing.

 Substantially completed 3/4/2025