Pets allowed
Allowed
Elevation Gain
20.00 ft (6.10 m)
Trail type
There-and-back
Distance
3.50 mi (5.63 km)
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The Takena Landing Trail (also known as the Eagle Trail) parallels the Willamette River and is a 3.5-mile out-and-back. Near the parking area is a boat ramp for access to the Willamette. This area also seems to attract transients, so be careful and don’t hang around after dark.

Once on trail, you’ll be walking among large cottonwood trees and undergrowth made up of masses of blackberry bushes and ivy. The trail is well shaded and a great hike during hot weather. A few highlights include walking by the Albany Golf Club and under a railroad trestle bridge. Unfortunately, there are very few views or opportunities to access the Willamette River on this trail (the best spot being at the trailhead). After you reach the end of the trail and the small loop, return the way you came back to the parking lot.

Logistics + Planning

Preferable season(s)

Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall

Congestion

Low

Parking Pass

None

Open Year-round

Yes

Pros

Shaded walk close to town.

Cons

Not many views. Homeless people in the area.

Trailhead Elevation

190.00 ft (57.91 m)

Highest point

202.00 ft (61.57 m)

Features

Near lake or river
Family friendly
Flushing toilets
Potable water

Typically multi-day

No

Suitable for

Biking

Permit required

No

Location

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