Lehigh Portland Trails Map

The Lehigh Portland Trails map provides an overview of the trail system. The wide gravel trails are shown in red, while the singletrack trails are shown in green. The trailheads and parking areas are designated.

For better detail, refer to the large map image or the PDF map.

Also, be sure to check out the Lehigh Portland Trails Interactive Map.

 

Trail Detail Maps and Photo Tours

The following links provide detailed trail maps, as well as photos, allowing you to take a virtual tour of the trails.

Wide Gravel Trail Maps and Photo Tours

Heading east from the trailhead on the East Loop Trail.

  • Backbone Trail — A wide gravel trail that connects the Eastern Trailhead to the Western Trailhead through the heart of the Lehigh property. About 1.2 miles.
  • East Loop Trail — A wide gravel trail that connects the Eastern Trailhead to the BMX Skills Area, and passes near the the quarry lake bluffs. About 0.45 miles.
  • West Spur Trail — A wide gravel trail that connects the Backbone Trail to the west side of the quarry lake. About 0.2 miles.
  • Connector Trail — Connects the Southwind Rail Trail to the Lehigh Portland Trails Western Trailhead. About 0.4 miles.

Singletrack Trail Maps and Photo Tours

Riding a ridge alongside the quarry lake on the South Loop Trail. Don't fall, because it's a long drip from sheer bluffs!

  • Cave Trail Connector — This very short trail connect the South Loop Trail to the Cave Trail network, across 1650th Street. Watch for traffic as you cross!
  • Cave Trail North — There are some challenging rocky areas along this trail, which require solid bike-handling skills if you’re riding, or careful footwork if you’re running. About 1.2 miles.
  • Cave Trail South — Explore the terrain surrounding John Brown’s Cave, with rock bluffs, stone fences, and expansive prairie views. About 2.1 miles.
  • Creekside Trail — A singletrack trail that follows Elm Creek from the Eastern Trailhead west to the historic Sinclair-Hegwald Bridge. About 1.25 miles.
  • Devils Cross Trail — A wide singletrack cross-country trail optimized for running. About 0.5 miles.
  • Foundations Trail — A kid-friendly singletrack trail that begins and ends near the Eastern Trailhead. About 1.3 miles.
  • Goat Creek — A short but challenging bit of singletrack that connects the Mountain Goats Trail and the Creekside Trail. About 0.3 miles.
  • Humpty Dumpty — This short trail offers some light challenge, with tight turns and several small rolling climbs.
  • Lakeside West — An out-and-back trail that follows the western shore of the quarry lake. About 0.5 miles.
  • Midside Trail — A short alternate trail located adjacent to the middle of the Creekside trail. About 0.5 miles.
  • Mt. Lehigh — A quick natural-surface singletrack loop that runs to the top of the highest elevation at Lehigh Portland Trails — Mt. Lehigh! About 1.15 miles.
  • Mountain Goats — A challenging singletrack trail that runs along the north shore of the quarry lake. About 0.5 miles.
  • Ridgetop — A short but fun little bit of singletrack that parallels the Backbone Trail along a ridgeline. About 0.1 miles.
  • Rubble Ridge — A short but challenging little singletrack trail. About 0.5 miles.
  • South Loop — A singletrack trail that offers the most spectacular views at Lehigh Portland Trails. About 1.65 miles.
  • Pump Track — A small skills area featuring berms and rollers.

Natural Features and Points of Interest

Learn more: Ecosystems at Lehigh Portland Trails

Additional Online Maps

The Lehigh Portland Trails are also listed at a number of online mapping sites, many of which include smartphone apps that you can carry with you on the trails: