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Bear Creek Greenway, a narrow corridor of publicly-owned land, follows the Bear Creek streambed from Ashland to Central Point. The Greenway is spread out over 600 acres of pristine southern Oregon landscape and will one day include a continuous 21-mile path from Oak Street in Ashland to the Seven Oaks Interchange in Central Point.>P>Unlike an urban park, which is an island of green within a city, the Greenway is an open space connecting communities and their parks. Two sections are open to public use. A 3.4 mile section in Medford is completed from Barnett Road to Biddle Road near the airport and 3.6 miles in Talent are also ready. They are paved and suitable for walkers, joggers, and other non-motorized users.
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