Nice trail to walk year round due to paving. Would like to see a bit more lighting.

Great trails to get your walk/run/bike in.

Fun pretty moderate traffic. Not flat

Nothing better than running hills!

Pretty cool trail that runs along the power lines in the middle of neighborhoods and a little Forest.

I got to pet so many dogs while walking this trail. I highly recommend it. Very friendly dogs (and people) and well paved, so easy to traverse. By far one of my favorite places to go walking.

The WestSide Regional Trail is one of my favorites to exercise on. The trail runs from Cornell Road in Five Oaks to Barrow Road in Neighbors Southwest. It is a large trail great for walking, running, or biking on. The trail cuts through so many neighborhoods too, that is a great way to go exploring, and is easily accessible no matter where you are in Beaverton. It can also function as a safe way to walk or bike from one side of town to the other, without having to go on many busy roads.An additional plus is that it runs adjacent to the Tualatin Hills Nature Park, which is a forest oasis in itself. It’s easy to forget that you are deep in the suburbs, as the Nature Park is dense with greenery and filled with the sounds of birds chirping. The Beaverton and Cedar Mills Creek also run through here, which are great for taking a moment to pause and take in the wildlife that the water attracts.Overall, this trail was a great decision for Tualatin Hill Parks and Recreation Department to install, as the space already had to be used for the large power lines that run parallel to it. Thank you THPRD for creating and maintaining an amazing trail; a huge plus for the community.

Great walking and running path nice getaway, still near everything but much quicker.If your going for a run for training this is a pretty good path to park your car and run up and down.

Wide enough to maintain social distancing! Nice views from tops of hills!

Very nice walking trail.

I really like to mountain bike, but when it rains and the trails are muddy, this is a good alternative as it really does have some elevation for a paved trail. I had back to back rides of riding Post Canyon in Hood River on Saturday and got about 1,400 feet of elevation climb in a 14 miles ride... then Sunday did this ride and over 15 miles of an out and back ride on Westside Trail I got 1,200 feet of climbing.

Not shaded and several long bottle necks where people arent wearing masks!

Great trail for walking, running, biking. Rolling hills, some large, keeps things varied. Nice to stay off road and not worry about traffic.

I love this run.. its all up hill from my house to the top. Great views makes for a peaceful journey, however far you decide to go. Some nice places to catch your breath and parks to let the kids play.

Lots of trail to walk. My friend and I cant wait to go back and take to cars. To walk the whole thing we will want to park each car on either side lol. Its a long trail! Perfect for this 60 degree spring day!

The park is really nice and well-maintained but those power lines are horrible. You can hear the buzzing sound and it hurts my ears. I dont find it very safe to be around. Not that its going to shock me but maybe whatever energy is putting off seems like it would be harmful. I dont like to come to this park for that main reason.

Great place to run

Beautiful trail! Great work out!

Such a nice little trail! Took my pup there today and it was a calm, quiet, easy trail to walk. There are hills, but nothing too challenging. Didnt run into too many people while walking, but when I did they were just older people from the neighborhood around the trail. Highly recommend and defiently will be going back!

Great walking hill.

Power lines

Its a wonderful paved pathway, witch is great for walking, running, or biking. It has multiple picnic tables/reststops, scattered, randomly, along the trail. It also has pet waste bag stations.

Great place to longboard and hone in on your sliding skills

I’ve driven by a couple of times and finally hiked it. This is an impressive trail. It actually spans a huge distance. Walker and dog friendly.

You can meet people few in the early morning but more on saturdays; friendly peoples with dogs or runners and walkers

The only true bike trail you get out here in Beaverton thats safe.

Safe. Clean. Bird watching ...

One of the best trails for bike ride

A great paved trail crossing over several streets but giving you miles of trail with no cars. It is very hilly but also great for walking your dogs. You can access it from many different streets including Farmington, Division, Scholls, Hart, Nora, Barrows and many more. It is much less scenic than other trails in the area though.

No shade on hot days, but a pleasant walk for cooler weather.

It is a great trail, open, and great cell reception

Thats a very good trail to walk along goes long the power line Trail are in a bit has flat and some of it has Hills.

Nice clean area.

Lots of birds!

Good exercise

Park was over run by people on their skateboard

Can get way too steep for kids under 10

Nice walk!

Very nice hike with lots of options.

Its a great place for walking

Fun

Very peaceful and beautiful

Nice view