"Trailkeepers of Oregon crews have constructed short trails here on what used to be private land but saw regular infiltrations by the local youth in the summer. These 102 acres on the West Fork Hood River became a Hood River county park in 2016 after an initial acquisition by the Western Rivers Conservancy. You’ll enjoy an oak woodland, wildflower meadows, and a couple of waterfalls in a picturesque gorge. The trails reach the confluence of the East and West Forks of the Hood River, and a recent extension takes you up the East Fork. You can return via the short but leafy Dogwood Trail."