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Compare 6 tracked Oregon paddle routes with route links, water-level context, difficulty, and access planning details.

2 routes support live scores. 4 planning-only routes provide trip details and source links without a live route score.

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Eugene–Corvallis mainstem 3 Willamette Valley / Corvallis 2 Portland Metro / Tualatin 1

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Eugene–Corvallis mainstem

Willamette River

Alton Baker Park, Eugene to Harrisburg Park

Moderate | About 21 river miles | Allow 7–10 hours as a long day, or plan a lawful light overnight with current daylight and campsite checks | Live score supported

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Eugene–Corvallis mainstem

Willamette River

Marshall Island Landing to Harrisburg Park

Moderate | About 8 river miles | Allow 4–6 hours, or plan a one-night light overnight only after confirming a lawful campsite and daylight margin. | Live score supported

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The Tualatin River passes through Rood Bridge Park near Hillsboro, Oregon.

Oregon routePortland Metro / TualatinTualatin RiverJurgens Park paddle dock to Tualatin Community Park boat rampA short park-to-park Tualatin paddle from the Jurgens floating dock to the Community Park ramp.

Route facts

Moderate | About 1.7 river miles | Allow 1–2 hours plus loading; estimate varies with flow and stops | Planning only · no live scoreofficial source support

The Willamette River flows through a wooded Oregon corridor.

Oregon routeWillamette Valley / CorvallisWillamette RiverMichael’s Landing / North Riverfront Park to Hyak Park boat rampA separate nine-mile Willamette day trip from north Corvallis to Hyak Park, with a direct road shuttle.

Route facts

Moderate | About 9 river miles | Allow 4–6 hours; estimate varies with flow and stops | Planning only · no live scoreofficial source support

Oregon routeWillamette Valley / CorvallisWillamette RiverPeoria Park boat ramp to Crystal Lake / Willamette Boat LandingA nine-mile Willamette day trip from Peoria’s public ramp to the shared boat landing in south Corvallis.

Route facts

Moderate | About 9 river miles | Allow 4–6 hours; estimate varies with flow and stops | Planning only · no live scoreofficial source support

Oregon routeEugene–Corvallis mainstemWillamette RiverAlton Baker Park, Eugene to Harrisburg ParkA long central Willamette reach with public Eugene and Harrisburg ramps and documented paddle-in island or gravel-bar camping options.

Route facts

Moderate | About 21 river miles | Allow 7–10 hours as a long day, or plan a lawful light overnight with current daylight and campsite checks | Live score supportedcommunity source support

Oregon routeEugene–Corvallis mainstemWillamette RiverMarshall Island Landing to Harrisburg ParkShorter options: 4.0–4.0 miAn eight-mile intermediate Willamette reach from the improved Marshall Island ramp to Harrisburg Park, with documented island and gravel-bar camping opt...

Route facts

Moderate | About 8 river miles | Allow 4–6 hours, or plan a one-night light overnight only after confirming a lawful campsite and daylight margin. | Live score supportedcommunity source support

Oregon routeEugene–Corvallis mainstemWillamette RiverHarrisburg Park to Peoria ParkShorter options: 2.5–12.5 miA 19.5-mile intermediate Willamette reach from Harrisburg Park to the tucked-away Peoria Park ramp, passing documented public campsites and greenway isl...

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Moderate | About 19.5 river miles | Allow 7–10 hours as a long day, or plan a lawful light overnight with campsite and daylight checks. | Planning only · no live scorecommunity source support

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Tualatin RiverJurgens Park paddle dock to Tualatin Community Park boat rampAbout 1.7 river miles | Allow 1–2 hours plus loading; estimate varies with flow and stops Willamette RiverAlton Baker Park, Eugene to Harrisburg ParkAbout 21 river miles | Allow 7–10 hours as a long day, or plan a lawful light overnight with current daylight and campsite checks Willamette RiverHarrisburg Park to Peoria ParkAbout 19.5 river miles | Allow 7–10 hours as a long day, or plan a lawful light overnight with campsite and daylight checks.Willamette RiverMarshall Island Landing to Harrisburg ParkAbout 8 river miles | Allow 4–6 hours, or plan a one-night light overnight only after confirming a lawful campsite and daylight margin.Willamette RiverMichael’s Landing / North Riverfront Park to Hyak Park boat rampAbout 9 river miles | Allow 4–6 hours; estimate varies with flow and stops Willamette RiverPeoria Park boat ramp to Crystal Lake / Willamette Boat LandingAbout 9 river miles | Allow 4–6 hours; estimate varies with flow and stops

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Willamette River5

Willamette River hub Alton Baker Park, Eugene to Harrisburg Park Harrisburg Park to Peoria Park Marshall Island Landing to Harrisburg Park Michael’s Landing / North Riverfront Park to Hyak Park boat ramp Peoria Park boat ramp to Crystal Lake / Willamette Boat Landing

Tualatin River1

Jurgens Park paddle dock to Tualatin Community Park boat ramp

By region

Eugene–Corvallis mainstem3

Willamette River: Alton Baker Park, Eugene to Harrisburg Park Willamette River: Harrisburg Park to Peoria Park Willamette River: Marshall Island Landing to Harrisburg Park

Portland Metro / Tualatin1

Tualatin River: Jurgens Park paddle dock to Tualatin Community Park boat ramp

Willamette Valley / Corvallis2

Willamette River: Michael’s Landing / North Riverfront Park to Hyak Park boat ramp Willamette River: Peoria Park boat ramp to Crystal Lake / Willamette Boat Landing

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Tualatin RiverJurgens Park paddle dock to Tualatin Community Park boat rampPortland Metro / Tualatin | Moderate | Planning only · no live score Willamette RiverAlton Baker Park, Eugene to Harrisburg ParkEugene–Corvallis mainstem | Moderate | Live score supported Willamette RiverHarrisburg Park to Peoria ParkEugene–Corvallis mainstem | Moderate | Planning only · no live score Willamette RiverMarshall Island Landing to Harrisburg ParkEugene–Corvallis mainstem | Moderate | Live score supported Willamette RiverMichael’s Landing / North Riverfront Park to Hyak Park boat rampWillamette Valley / Corvallis | Moderate | Planning only · no live score Willamette RiverPeoria Park boat ramp to Crystal Lake / Willamette Boat LandingWillamette Valley / Corvallis | Moderate | Planning only · no live score

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How does Paddle Today choose Oregon paddle routes?

Paddle Today lists source-backed routes with reviewed access and trip information. This page includes 2 routes with live-score support and 4 planning-only routes across 2 rivers. Planning-only routes do not have a live route score.

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Scored routes show the latest available conditions, subject to data availability. Planning-only routes provide trip information and source links without a live route score. Check update times and missing-data notices, and verify conditions with the linked managers before leaving.

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