May Creek Park

This neighborhood park offers a few trails, maybe a mile out at most. There seem to be two main trails, one that goes off to the Wind Tree trail head, and another that goes down May Creek (follow signs for a Boren Bridge). Both seem pretty manageable, but the Wind Tree trail seems to be more popular for everyday neighborhood walking.
The Wind Tree trail is a pretty straight path, little elevation change, some roots etc. Very walking friendly. Closer to the Wind Tree trail head, there’s an informational board about the terrain and history of the area.
The trail down to May Creek is more tricky, winding down to the water with some short switchbacks (a total of ~100′ drop over half a mile). Towards the bottom, there are some thoughtfully placed benches to stop and enjoy the view — whether it’s overlooking the forest or the burbling creek. The creek is really pretty too! The shore is gently sloped so you can get close to the water.
It’s a little muddier and more slippery in the fall-​winter-​spring, especially once all the dead leaves are on the trail and in the process of decomposing.