Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path
Hard · IvyWillamette Park & Kendall Natural Area, Oregon
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Add the first11.1 km6.9 mi
Distance
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Elevation gain
2h 30m
Est. time
Route
Route type
What to expect on this trail
- Gently graded
- Mostly flat
- Hiking
- Running
How these were worked out
- Gently gradedestimated
- Nine tenths of this trail is at or below a 1.8% grade, so the climbing is easy going throughout. Source: DEM terrain profile, high confidence.
- Mostly flatestimated
- It gains 0 m per kilometre, and 95% of it sits under a 2.5% grade. Source: DEM terrain profile, moderate confidence.
Biking is not listed. That means no explicit permission is recorded, which is not the same as a prohibition — see the bike section below.
Ivy's Peak Challenge Steep, long, or rough. Experienced hikers will love it.
About this trail
Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path is a 11.1 km network of paths within Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area near Corvallis, Oregon. Route imported from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL); community descriptions, photos, and condition reports welcome.
Play the route
Fly the trail end to end, with the climb as it comes.
Conditions
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Elevation profile
Terrain sampled every 35 m from public elevation data.
- Descent
- 0 m
- High point
- 72 m
- 90th percentile grade
- 1.8%
Bike access & suitability
Legal permission and physical difficulty are evaluated separately.
Legal access
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No authoritative or explicit bicycle-access rule is recorded for this trail.
Estimated MTB suitability
Easy
35% confidence - score 4/100
- - Terrain: 1.8% 90th-percentile grade and 0 m climbing per km.
Source: No access source recorded - checked Sep 4, 2026 - rules v2
Posted signs and current land-manager closures always override OpenTrail.
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Frequently asked
How long is Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path?
Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path is 11.1 km (6.9 miles) as a route. Allow roughly 2h 30m at a steady walking pace, not counting stops.
How hard is Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path?
OpenTrail rates it hard. It climbs about 0 m overall, and its steepest sustained stretches run around 2%.
Where is Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path?
Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path is in Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area, Oregon. The map on this page shows the full route, where it starts, and any mapped parking nearby.
Is there parking at Willamette Park & Kendall Natural Area Walking Path?
No parking area is mapped within 1.5 km of this route in OpenStreetMap. That is not the same as there being none — check local access rules before you go.