Dorris Ranch

This is a very highly recommended place. First, the bike trail is connected from Clearwater park to Pre's trail, and if you walk through the trees through the gravel and dirt road that feels like an an grove, it's a beautiful place to be distracted by the sound of water and birds of the cost Fork Willamette River, a fantastic place to walk and relax on a sunny bright day. I'm going for a walk with my dog here almost every day these days.

Beautiful public park with the country's oldest Filbert trees (1903). Lots of great walking paths and views of surrounding hills.

It's a beautiful place. My only complaint is that I wish that there were more benches along the bike path/walking trails. I definitely want to come back here.

We absolutely love Dorris Ranch. There is so much to discover, great paths, some paved, some dirt and gravel. There are 2 different parking lots. An upper lot by some public bathrooms that is for an all paved path, then the lower that is near the barn and all mulch, dirt, and gravel path. The orchard is amazing and beautiful and the kids love seeing all the fun tractors and love being able to run free down the path. The springtime wild flowers are also stunning.

Great fun unique place! This is a lot like an Old Homestead and walking through all the Orchards during different times of the year makes this place feel new and different every time. There are roads that can be walked on through the orchards. And there are paths that can be walked on through the old growth woods. On the upper parking lot of Doris Ranch, there is a paved path that goes all along the Southside of the river for roughly 8 miles.? My husband and I rode from the disc golf location all the way to Doris Ranch. It is fun to watch all the ground squirrels collecting hazelnuts. This Ranch is located in the same Valley that I-5 is going through so you can hear I-5 traffic throughout Doris ranch. It is quieter in the forest.