Linnton Loop Hike Trailhead — Attraction in Portland

It's an easy - moderate hike for me. Slightly moderate because it's steep right front the beginning of the trail. By 0.9 miles in, you'll climb up to 800ft elevation. The trail is very well maintained. Most of the hike is like how it is in the picture I have uploaded. Not Rocky at all. Very few bugs! Few places are narrow, so a bit difficult follow social distancing guidelines. There are like 10-20 different trails here. It's easy to get lost. So, have your all trails any hiking app with app ready before you hike. Hiking poles are recommended. But, not having enough the poles will also do. I've seen a lot of people running here. So good for trail running as well. Pets are allowed. I have seen no washrooms near this particular trail. As I said, there are so many trail heads and trails nearby. There could be a washroom somewhere but I haven't seen any near this trail. So be prepared for...

Nice shorter hike with a nice uphill start. I like to start from Linnton and go up to wildwood trail and take a right. Go all the way to the four way intersection and take a left towards Newton rd parking. Go through the parking lot to the other end and continue to where FL 10 meets up with wildwood trail again. Take r on ww trail to Germantown rd. Take a left on Germantown rd (be careful, lot of traffic on road and not a lot of shouldr)and go about a quarter mile until you see FL 10. Follow that back to the Linnton trailhead and head back down to Linnton. You can get about five and a half...

I finally got a chance to take a walk up this trail, I've been wanting to check it out for over ten years! I really enjoyed the native flora, I saw several different species that I had never seen before. (not that I'm a botanist, I just like plants) The creek is currently dry, allowing the opportunity to walk in the dry creek bed. I plan on walking further up next...