U.S. 26 and Cornelius Pass Road Bike and Pedestrian Bridges

We are developing a preliminary design for two bike and pedestrian bridges at the U.S. 26 and Cornelius Pass Road interchange.

The proposed bridges will provide a safer and more comfortable alternative for people walking and biking around the Cornelius Pass Road and U.S. 26 interchange ramps.

This project only includes preliminary design of bike and pedestrian bridges over U.S. 26 and Cornelius Pass Road.

The project will define:

What the bike and pedestrian crossings may look like
Where they could be placed
How people will get to and from the new bridges

This project is part of Metro's Regional Trail System. The bridges and associated trail connections will link the existing segments of the Rock Creek Trail to the east and protected bikeways to the south. It will also connect to the future Crescent Park Greenway to the west and Oregon Electric Railway Trail to the north, allowing people to walk and bike to destinations throughout Hillsboro and Washington County.

Preliminary design start: May 2025

Preliminary design finish: June 2027

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CPOs 7 and 8
Commissioner Districts 2 and 4

Funding

Cost Estimate: $700,000 (preliminary design only)

Funding sources:

• Active Transportation Grant Funding
• Road Fund