Hiking Trails

Parks Updates

  1. Updates


    September 24, 2020 - The Spray Park will close for the season on October 1, 2020.

    September 10, 2020     - The Spray Park is now open from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily, with restrictions. 

    June 12, 2020 - The Skate Park is now open. New signage has been placed at the park alerting users to the social distancing restrictions established by state mandate. Park users must maintain 6-foot distancing. Groups of more than 10 people in the same party are prohibited. The park will be closed if distancing is not maintained or any vandalism occurs.

    Vehicles must leave spaces between other cars when parking. Visitors must enter and exit vehicles without lingering or congregating in the parking lot. Parks visitors should bring their own water and hand sanitizer and avoid touching any surfaces. Restrooms may be closed or have fewer than twice per day cleanings.

    June 3, 2020 - The BLM has reopened access to Dollar Mountain at NW Crescent.

    May 29, 2020 - Effective immediately the tennis courts, pickleball courts and dog parks are officially open. Locks have been removed and new signage in regards to proper social distancing will be up by June 1.

    Basketball courts, fields, pavilions and playgrounds remain closed at this time.

    Groups of more than 10 people are prohibited. Park users should bring their own water and hand sanitizer, avoid touching shared surfaces, and are prohibited from gathering or lingering in parking lots.

    For other restrictions due to Covid-19 and future updates, go to the city's COVID-19 Information page,

The Grants Pass area offers a number of hiking trails for the public. Many are owned and maintained by the City of Grants  Pass. Others are owned and maintained by other jurisdictions.

Hike Bike Walk Jog - City Web App

Check out the interactive City Web App to find trails for hiking, biking, walking, and jogging.

Hiking Paths and Trails

Within the City of Grants Pass, you can take a walk on these trails within and outside of our Parks, and even walk from one park to another.

Paved Trails Outside of Parks

  • Allen Creek Trail
  • Fruitdale Trail

Parks with Paved Trails and Paths

  • Morrison Centennial
  • Reinhart Volunteer Park
  • Eckstein Park
  • Riverside Park
  • Redwood Park

Connecting Paths and Trails

  • Reinhart Park to Greenwood Dog Park sends you on a very pretty path along the river.
  • Reinhart Park to Tussing Park takes you across the pedestrian bridge.

Other Trails