Transition from pavement to compacted gravel trail at playground – leading to trailhead

Trail begins with compacted gravel surface without edge protection

The trail passes through wetlands

The compacted gravel trail transitions to boardwalk with edge protection

Compacted gravel trail after bridge may have loose gravel in areas due to erosion

The trail passes by a full backchannel flow from the river in wet months

Logs along the riverbank prevent erosion

Overlook of alcove with high water

View of the 1 acre alcove is great for wildlife viewing

Trail switchback at overlook leads to the Willamette River

Compacted gravel trail transitions to hard-packed soil with many rock obstacles

Many boulders across the path leading to the river

View of the wetlands transitioning to the river

Unofficial natural surface trail through grasslands

Steep, narrow and rocky trail leads to an open meadow

Open meadow with view of the Willamette River

Seasonal rocky passage between Spring Park and Elk Rock Island – when river level is low

Signage entering Elk Rock Island from Spring Park – Protect Sensitive Wildlife Habitat – stay on trails