Loggers and S. James Campbell & Ivy Hill Trail Loop
Loggers and S. James Campbell & Ivy Hill Trail Loop
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Embark on a moderate jogging route through the Loggers and S. James Campbell & Ivy Hill Trail Loop, covering 4.1 miles (6.6 km) with an elevation gain of 440 feet (134 metres). This loop typically takes around 50 minutes to complete, offering a refreshing experience through dense hardwood forests. You'll enjoy sweeping views from the Oregon Ridge Viewpoint and discover the tranquil Oregon Furnace Orebank Pond along the Ivy Hill Trail, providing a pleasant spot for a brief pause.
Accessing the trailhead is straightforward, with a convenient parking lot available right at the start of the route. While the trail is generally easy to navigate, be mindful that sections of the Ivy Hill Trail can become slippery due to wet leaves, especially during the autumn months. Additionally, the S. James Campbell Trail features a particularly challenging eastern descent that requires careful footing.
This trail is notable for its diverse natural environment, particularly the vibrant transformation of its hardwood forests in autumn, which creates a stunning display of fall colors. The presence of the Oregon Furnace Orebank Pond adds a unique ecological feature to the route, providing a habitat for local wildlife and a serene natural landmark within the park.
Last updated: April 23, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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309 m
Highlight • Structure
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5.29 km
Highlight • Viewpoint
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6.16 km
Highlight • Lake
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6.57 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
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6.45 km
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Surfaces
6.18 km
279 m
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Highest point (190 m)
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There is a convenient parking lot located right next to the starting point of the loop within Oregon Ridge Park, making access straightforward.
The loop is approximately 6.57 kilometers (4.08 miles) long. For jogging, it generally takes around 50 minutes to complete, depending on your pace.
The loop offers varied terrain, including sections that are paved, natural unpaved paths, asphalt, and gravel. The S. James Campbell Trail portion is a singletrack trail. Be aware that some areas, especially the Ivy Hill Trail, can be slippery with wet leaves in the fall, and there's a 'tricky' eastern descent on the S. James Campbell Trail.
Yes, this loop is generally considered a moderate run and is suitable for all skill levels. While some sections have moderate inclines and uneven terrain, a good level of fitness is recommended, but it's manageable for those new to jogging trails.
The trail winds through dense hardwood forests. Notable points of interest include a pleasant woodland pond along the Ivy Hill Trail and the Oregon Ridge Viewpoint, which offers sweeping views after a modest incline. You'll also pass by the Oregon Ridge Nature Center Gazebo and the Oregon Furnace Orebank Pond.
Autumn is particularly scenic, as the hardwood forests along the trail erupt in vibrant fall colors, making for a beautiful jogging experience. However, the trail is enjoyable in all seasons, though wet leaves in fall can make some sections slippery.
While the trail is within Oregon Ridge Park, which generally allows dogs, it's always best to check current park regulations regarding leash requirements and specific trail access for pets to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone.
Oregon Ridge Park is generally accessible to the public without specific permits or entrance fees for trail use. However, it's always a good idea to check the official park website for any updated regulations or special event fees.
Yes, the Loggers and S. James Campbell & Ivy Hill Trail Loop is part of the extensive network within Oregon Ridge Park. It primarily follows sections of the S. James Campbell & Ivy Hill Trail and the Loggers Trail, but also briefly intersects with parts of the Laurel Trail, Shortcut Trail, and Ridge Trail, among others.
While generally moderate, joggers should be aware of a 'tricky' eastern descent on the S. James Campbell Trail. Additionally, sections of the Ivy Hill Trail can become slippery with wet leaves during the fall, so appropriate footwear is recommended.
This is a loop trail, meaning you will start and finish at the same point without having to retrace your steps.