Altrusa Park Trail, also known as Mt. Solo Trail, runs 1.3 miles along the slough area behind homes in this Mt. Solo development. This hidden gem on the outskirts of town is a lovely nature trail with access to Altrusa Park, which features a playground, basketball courts, picnic shelter and tables.

Highlights: Dogs allowed · Picnic tables · Playground

One of our longest fully paved trails at 1.3 miles, this nicely landscaped, well-lit path runs the entire distance of the slough between Oregon Way and Douglas Street. With access to Archie Anderson Park, this is a great path for a family stroll or those seeking a safer, greener, bike-friendly alternative to Industrial Way traffic.

This 2.5-mile trail features a scenic route along the dike next to ditch number 6 on the south side of Pacific Way.  The trail begins at 30th Avenue and extends to 48th Avenue passing next to the beautiful Mint Valley Golf Course. This flat, wide gravel path winds between Pacific Way and the ditch that some of our local wildlife has claimed to be a little urban oasis. Easy access to some quick bird watching, or a good bike or dog walking alternative to busy Pacific Way.

Please be mindful when adjacent to the golf course.  Keep pets on a leash and remove their waste.  Please remain respectfully quiet while golfers are near tees and greens and leave golf balls where they lay as they may still be in play.

View a map of the  Pacific Way Trail NW (PDF) and a map of Pacific Way Trail SE (PDF).

Vandercook Park Trail is a 0.25-mile loop around quaint Vandercook Park nestled in the center of Longview’s historic Old West Side neighborhood. This is a great place to get your steps in under a shady canopy of trees while the kids can play on the playground without leaving your sight or see our active local tennis and pickle ball players in action.