North Shore Lookout Point

Trail Description:
Rocky, wooded single track that follows the north edge of Lookout Point reservoir (hence the name). Primarily a hiking trail, it has some technical areas where the trail dips down to switchbacks, and then pops back up. The climbing is more akin to roller-coaster than actual effort. There are rocky, rutted sections that may be impassable with wet weather, but it's a great trail in the summer with tragic little use.

How to get there:
From Eugene, take Hwy 58 east, just passed mile marker 13 take a left over Dexter reservoir into Lowell. Take a right onto Main Street and then another right, following signs to Lookout Point Dam. Park on north side of dam by boat launch -- trail is marked by the hiker symbol just to left of parking.

Additional Notes:
Be courteous to the hikers.

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