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The Lewis S. Eaton Trail is one of the best spots for an off-road run in Fresno. The paved multi-use trail is a 4.4 mile route along the San Joaquin River Parkway in the northern part of Fresno. The trail runs mainly along a bluff overlooking the San Joaquin River, with nice views, through the south and east sections of Woodward Park. There’s also an 0.75 mile connector section that comes off the Yosemite Fwy. (Highway 41) at the eastern end of the park.
Note:Â There are plans to add to the trail over time — when complete, the Lewis S. Eaton trail system will cover 22 miles (35 km) between Highway 99 and Friant Dam.
Add-Ons: See our route in Woodward Park for additional trails, including the Thomas MacMichael Loop Trail, which connects to the Lewis S. Eaton Trail.
- Lewis S. Eaton Trail: Up to 4.4 miles (7 km) one-way; Also an 0.75 mile 'connector'. Additional trails in area
- Generally flat
- South End: N. Friant & N. Fresno St.; North End: San Joaquin River Parkway and Conservation Trust off Old Friar Rd.
- Good parking access in Woodward Park; other access points
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