Disabled Hikers Group Hike: Alton Baker Park

200 Day Island Road,Eugene OR 97401

18 October, 2022

Description

Join Disabled Hikers for a group hike at Alton Baker Park! Sitting on the north bank of the Willamette River, Alton Baker Park is the largest developed park in Eugene. In addition to the trail system, there is river access, public art, native gardens, and the Kalapuya Talking Stones with words from the Kalapuyan language. It is a 1 spoon hike and is wheelchair accessible.This trail is featured in The Disabled Hiker's Guide to Western Washington and Oregon. Syren will have books available - get yours signed! Our group hikes are access-centered and collaborative, and we will customize the hike based on everyone’s needs. We welcome all people who are disabled, chronically ill, and/or neurodivergent, and your family, friends, and caregivers. It is required that you wear a mask. Where: Alton Baker Park, about 1.5 miles northeast of downtown Eugene on Day Island Rd. Spoon Rating: 1 spoon. Wheelchair accessible, with some caution to Hays Tree Garden due to possible loose gravel and one large rut. Benches are available. Distance: 1 mile lollipop loop; Starting Elevation: 410 feet; Elevation Gain: 30 feet; Max Grade: 5%; Max Cross-slope: 5%; Typical Width: 6 feet; Typical Surface: Paved Amenities: There are restrooms at the parking area. The park also has water fountains, picnic shelters, and benches. Dogs: Service dogs are always welcome. Pets are discouraged for our event to reduce potential conflict and accessibility issues. Visit our website for more trail information. Full details provided upon registration.