Banks-Vernonia State Trail
Check pricesA 21-mile rail trail in northwest Oregon, built on an old railroad bed between Banks and Vernonia.

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A 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.
Buxton, OR
Set in the foothills west of Portland, this state park has a wooded hillside landscape with campgrounds, cabins, and horse camps. Its trail network is shared by hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians, and it connects to the paved Banks-Vernonia State Trail. The Hilltop day-use area offers wide western views, a picnic shelter, an off-leash dog area, and disc golf courses. The Discovery Depot visitor center shares information about local plants, animals, and the park's logging history.
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