Banks-Vernonia State Trail is the first "rails-to-trails" linear state park built in Oregon. The trail follows an abandoned railroad bed that stretches 21 miles between the cities of Banks and Vernonia.

Most of the route consists of an eight-foot wide hiking and bicycle trail paralleled by a four-foot wide horse trail. The gentle grade in all but one area allows hikers, bicyclists, equestrians and people of all abilities to enjoy the scenic mountains, fields and forests of Washington and Columbia counties.

A point to point trail starting high in the Oregon cascades and following the North Umpqua River west to Swiftwater trailhead 3 miles east of Glide, OR. This route begins at the day use area on Miller Lake adjacent to Digit Point campground, 13 miles west of Chemult,OR. There are 12 segments all with well marked trailheads.

https://www.blm.gov/or/districts/roseburg/recreation/umpquatrails/