Skirting Eugene's south city boundary, the Ridgeline Trail cuts through forested hills easily accessed from several trail heads in or just outside the city limits. Snug and I entered the Ridgeline today from the Spring Blvd. trail head.
Being an urban forest, looking to the right, early on in our hike, the forest stretched up the mountain:

Looking to the left, stood the last of several houses, reflecting the affluence of many of the residents of Spring Blvd.:

Moss hanging on trees is plentiful on the Ridgeline Trail:



Snug loved this hike!
3 comments:
At long last, I think I am going to do the Coast to Coast hike. Google it. Unfortunately, it does NOT go through Eugene.
Wow, what a beautiful trail. I really enjoyed walking along the river near the mall when I was in Eugene.
Awww, I love the Snug picture. Such happy eyes. Never spent much time in Eugene. Looks beautiful.
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