The Hillsdale to Lake Oswego Trail has been a part of Oregon Metro’s Regional Transit Strategy (RTS) since the early 2000’s. Although large portions already exist, there are sections that remain undeveloped. SWTrails PDX would like to finish the undeveloped trail sections of the Hillsdale-to-Lake-Oswego Trail and provide improvements and wayfinding/signage for the entire route. Completing the missing segments of this trail will offer a way to safely walk from Lake Oswego to the Hillsdale neighborhood in Portland and access shopping, libraries, schools, recreation opportunities, and bus stops for both communities.
The red segments on the above map indicate where improvements are needed.
See an Interactive Project Map HERE. Zoom in to the area you are interested to see details. Sign symbols on the map indicate proposed areas where directional and informational signs will be located.
Update:
SWTrails has received a grant from the State to work on segment 10, which extends along SW 19th from SW Moss to SW Capitol. We are awaiting receipt of our permit to begin working on this long-awaited project.
Letters of Support:
Oregon State Parks
Oregon Metro
Hillsdale Business and Professional Association
Portland Parks and Recreation
Portland Bureau of Transportation
State Representatives Rob Wagner and Andrea Salinas
Articles:
Completion of Hillsdale to Lake Oswego Trail Could Become a Reality (Hillsdale News)
The Hillsdale to Lake Oswego Trail is part of Oregon Metro’s Regional Transit Strategy (RTS) since the early 2000’s. Although large portions already exist, there are portions that remain undeveloped. SWTrails PDX would like to see the undeveloped trail sections of the Hillsdale-to-Lake-Oswego Trail completed, including needed improvements and wayfinding/signage for the entire route. Completing the missing segments of this trail will offer a way to safely walk from Lake Oswego to the Hillsdale neighborhood in Portland and access shopping, libraries, schools, recreation opportunities, and bus stops for both communities. See Hillsdale to LO by Bill Gallagher in Hillsdale News (1) for further details.