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    Alton Baker Park And Trail Head For Pre's Trail

    Alton Baker Park And Trail Head For Pre's Trail


    Alton Baker Park And Trail Head For Pre's Trail  

    Alton Baker park is Eugene's largest developed park and a jewel for long distance. West Alton Baker Park is developed and the Whilamut Natural Area of East Alton Baker Park is preserved in a wooded environment. Within the 400 acres of the park are Pre's Trail, Cuthbert Amphitheater, Public Gardens, Hays Memorial Tree Garden, the riverbank bike paths and a BMX Track as well as numerous unmarked footpaths known to many runners as "the goat trails.” The park, named for a co-founder of The Register Guard newspaper, is home to many of Eugene's most popular cross country and road races.

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