Mount Pisgah Arboretum

Visited several times to hike various trails. Beautiful views. Some benches towards the bottom. Lots of options to go around Pisgah and up it.

Outstanding local hike. Many trails with great views and weekdays are not overcrowded.

Mt. Pisgah via Creek, Trail #35, Trail #3,
Trail#6, and Zig Zag Trail. Moderate-Dificult trail with great views.

Beautiful. So many trails. You can stick to the ones by the river for an easy hike. So many beautiful wooden bridges quite picturesque. Lots of birds too. Dog friendly as well.

Nice and wet today. Cold. The rains came down. Construction on the bridge. A school day trip to hike the mountain. Dogs walking their humans. A delightful day OUT on the woods near Eugene/Springfield/Pleasant Hill.

Beautiful, as always. Most everyone was wearing masks, and the weather was perfect. We took the less popular flat side trails along the river, hardly crossed paths with anyone, despite the mostly full parking lot. Ideal for a long afternoon nature stroll

The people living here were informed about us seeing a black terrier or snauzer looking dog with a collar loose going to the riverbed at the entrance and were instantly on looking for and retrieving the pup as we couldn't since we had our toddler with us and the dog ran onto private property in the area. Was a really beautiful experience with my family and I got plenty of photos and videos with them and of the beauty surrounding us. Everyone here is so friendly and personable. I loved it overall and we only got about 2 and a half hours of trails in. Can't wait to come back and see what all else my husband brags about in this place! Some of the photos attached are just an Arizonan in awe of mossy and green nature, some are the way in and way out surrounding the mountain, most are along the first trails you will see if you take the trails to the right as you enter.

Iconic spot in Eugene-Springfield. A moderate hike up the summit will give you views of the entire surrounding area. Plenty of trails that will lead you off the beaten path, as well. Perfect place to bring your dog or even horse! If you're not up for a hike, there are trails all around the mountain that are pretty flat and easy walking. Great place to jog. I wouldn't swim in the river because I haven't found a shallow area, but you can still appreciate its beauty and dip your feet in. It's also a good spot for finding mushrooms! I haven't found too many edibles yet, but every time I visit I find something new. Of course, this is where the annual Mushroom Festival is, so it's a must-see for any mushroom hound! It's definitely worth the $5 parking fee, which they really do use to keep the arboretum looking beautiful.

There are trails for all levels of hikers and there's even an area for swimming. Even though there is $5 parking fee, the trails are very well-maintained and there are a LOT of trails. There are gravel trails, dirt trails, rocky creek bed trails, steep trails, flat trails, short trails, long trails, shaded trails, exposed trails, wide trails, narrow trails, and more! There are also plenty of lizards and snakes in the Spring and Summer. I highly recommend at least checking this place out. There's plenty of parking with 3 separate parking lots which are located at the base of different main trails that branch off into other trails.

Best signage I've ever seen in a park. There are multiple trails and trailheads, but as long as you know where you parked you can get back, no matter which way you decide to go. We started on #1 and in the way back we hit 14, 4, 3, 7 and 17. The trails are very well maintained. Some are more sheltered than others but they are all beautiful.

Took my kiddo to the Mountain Rose Free Herbalism event this past weekend, we had a great time! Food trucks were awesome! The freebies from Mountain Rose Herbs were great too! Loved the Ayurvedic talk as well! We walked around the grounds a bit and wow it was so beautiful out! We will be back :)

Incredible location. Will go back as often as I can. Get there early for parking. Lovely event space as well... and good facilities.

Right outside of town is one of Natures most beautiful locations, Mount Pisgah. If you like to hike, this is the place to go, which is close to town. Their event calendar is always popping with wonderful things to do for families. The photographic opportunities are bar non as well. If you are searching for that wilderness feeling but, don't wish to drive far, then Mount Pisgah is your place! I am SO not a good photographer but, here are some quick photos I took for your viewing pleasure.

Use Parking Passport Ap to pay the $5 ahead of time. It’s a pretty steep climb but well worth it! Take the Trail that heads left from the main parking lot if you want to walk through the trees. Still meets up with the Summit trail.

Beautiful hike. Steep and wide Trail # 1 up to the summit was a workout. Narrow, steep, and single track back down (didn't get the trail number) was one to take your time on. Not from the area, so I'm not positive, but I think I saw poison oak along the trail, so I was cautious.

We have been hiking there for years and every time we come back down, we say how much we have enjoyed the hike and all of the views!!

A nice variety of trails with many options to get up, down and around Mt Pisgah. The views are always amazing.

Very fun hill to hike . Lots of different trails to explore. Very high traffic lots of people but if you take the right trails you get a lot less people basically don't stick to the main trail if you want a secluded hike. If you want to see people every hundred feet take the main route up

Amazing views and relatively simple hike. Creek side paths and lovely access to nature.

Beautiful, easy, nature stroll along different trails. Love the little educational exhibits scattered along the trails. Not very crowded on a weekday morning.