Trails and Pump Track
Gateway Green trails and pump tracks are open for use during regular park hours (5am to 9pm). Please ride conscientiously and avoid damaging trails. Please do not ride wet or soft soil trails until they heal from recent construction.
How to get there?
This park is car-free! Access Gateway Green along the I-205 bike and pedestrian path, between Maywood Park and the Gateway Transit Center. The only public access points are by bike or foot along this path. Visitors should plan on a quarter to half a mile walk, roll, or ride along the I-205 Trail. Walkers and bicycle riders can reach the site via the Hub entry, on the eastern side of the park near the Pump Track. Walkers and bicycle riders can reach the site via the Hub entry, on the eastern side of the park near the Pump Track.
Dogs are required to be on a leash at all times in the park.
Wet Weather Rules
Please remember the following wet weather guidelines when riding; we need your help to keep Gateway Green’s trails and features in great shape during the Northwest winter. Scout the ride and use extra caution on wet or muddy days.
- Single-track riders: Stay off the trails following significant rain events (if you would leave a boot or tire track, don’t use the trails)
- Jump-line riders: No riding during muddy days
- Skills area/ Pump track: No riding once mud begins to stick to wood features or on the pump track
Thanks for riding considerately and for keeping our parks safe and fun.
Accessibility Notes
Access Gateway Green along the I-205 bike and pedestrian path, north of Gateway Transit Center and south of Maywood Park. Plan on at least a quarter-mile walk to get to the site, as the only public access points are by bike or foot.