
springwater corridor
New striping helps direct Springwater path traffic
Mayoral candidate Sarah Iannarone addresses off-street path safety concerns

(Photo: Michael Andersen/BikePortland)
During a live, online conversation with a supporter Monday evening, mayoral candidate Sarah Iannarone was asked how she’d address safety concerns and homeless camping on the Springwater Corridor path — an issue that has challenged Portland leaders for nearly a decade.
The interview was with Portland-based attorney Alan Kessler. Kessler asked Iannarone to repeat an answer about the issue he overheard her share at a recent open house hosted by “cycling lawyers” (who he described as “the lycra folks who go on fast carbon fiber bikes and go for long rides”).
Greenway upgrades will connect Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood to Springwater path
Ross Island Sand & Gravel site up for sale, raising possibility of Springwater path connection
Metro acquisition could close Cazadero Trail gap at Deep Creek
Springwater Corridor closed between Portland and Sellwood – UPDATED

A popular, three-mile section of the Springwater Corridor path is closed this morning. It’s unclear which agency is responsible or how long the closure will last.
Photos tweeted by BikePortland readers this morning show a Portland Parks truck and what looks to be a park ranger along with “STREET CLOSED” signage at the main entrances on SE 4th and Ivon Street and at SE Spokane Street in Sellwood (at Sellwood Bridge).
This section of the path is a crucial link in our transportation network. Other options for bicycle users like SE Milwaukie and SE 17th avenues are much more dangerous and out-of-direction. With more people biking and walking during the coronavirus quarantine, the Springwater has become very crowded despite it not being wide enough for safe social distancing.
New bridge on Springwater Corridor to open January 15th
Man arrested after admitting to Springwater Corridor assault and bike theft

(Photos: Jay Hamlin)
Back in July, Jay Hamlin was the victim of a scary assault and robbery while bicycling on the Springwater Corridor in southeast Portland.
Today the Multnomah County District Attorney announced they arrested a suspect in connection with the case and have charged him with felony robbery, assault and theft.
Parks Commissioner Fish says Springwater will get more bike patrols following assault
Man assaulted and robbed while biking on Springwater Corridor
A nightmare came true for 69-year-old Jay Hamlin while he was riding on the Springwater Corridor path Thursday afternoon. It’s the latest incident that illustrates the lawlessness of the popular linear park and the vulnerability of people who use it.