L. L. "Stub" Stewart State Park
Check pricesA forested Oregon state park about 34 miles west of Portland, known for camping, trails for hiking, biking and riding horses, and views from its Hilltop area.

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A 21-mile rail trail in northwest Oregon, built on an old railroad bed between Banks and Vernonia.
Banks, OR
This state trail runs roughly 21 miles along a former railroad corridor linking Banks and Vernonia. It is Oregon's first park created from an abandoned rail line. A paved path suits walkers and cyclists, while a gravel lane runs alongside for horse riders. The gentle grade lets people of many abilities use it, and the route passes farmland, streams, and forested foothills of the Coast Range. Highlights include 13 bridges and the Buxton Trestle, which offers long views. Five trailheads provide parking and restrooms, and the trail connects to L.L. Stub Stewart State Park.
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