Trojan Park Loop

Parking is available at Trojan Park. While the trails and ponds are open year-round, be aware that parking may be limited during the off-season.

Yes, the trail is generally dog-friendly. Please ensure your dog is kept on a leash at all times to respect other visitors and local wildlife.

The Trojan Park Loop is located within Trojan Park, which is a 75-acre day-use park maintained by Portland General Electric. There are typically no entrance fees or permits required for day use of the park and its trails.

The trails and ponds at Trojan Park are open year-round, making it accessible in any season. For birdwatching, certain times of year might be better, especially for spotting diverse waterfowl and wading birds. During certain seasons, you might also find blackberries along the trail.

The trail offers an easy and generally flat hiking experience. Some sections are paved, but be aware that parts of the paved trail have been noted to be in poor condition with heaves and crumbling asphalt.

While the trail is generally flat and some sections are paved, parts of the paved trail are in poor condition with heaves and crumbling asphalt. This may require assistance for wheelchair users in certain areas.

The park is well-known for its birdwatching opportunities, especially at the adjacent Carr Slough. You might spot diverse waterfowl, wading birds, and even bald eagles. Specific species include Tundra Swans, Trumpeter Swans, and Wood Ducks. Along the trail, you can also see native plants, and during certain seasons, blackberries.

Yes, Trojan Park provides picnic shelters and restrooms. However, please note that these facilities may be seasonal.

Beyond hiking the loop, Trojan Park offers a variety of activities. You can enjoy fishing in the large stocked lake, kayaking, and disc golf, with a course that features water hazards. It's also a significant spot for birdwatching.

Trojan Park sits on the site of the former Trojan Nuclear Power Plant. While the plant's structures have largely been demolished, some relics and the historical context of the site remain, adding a unique element to your visit.

The Trojan Park Loop is approximately 2.5 kilometers (1.6 miles) long. As an easy hike, it typically takes around 35-40 minutes to complete, depending on your pace and how often you stop to enjoy the scenery.