White Rabbit & Caterpillar
Forest access and higher trail connections above town.
Plan this specific route
- Near
- Ashland
- Distance
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- Effort
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- Route type
- Trail network
What the walk involves
Choose an Ashland trailhead and connect White Rabbit and Caterpillar using the city's signed network map. The names are distinct routes within a larger mountain-side system; check junctions, elevation and a safe return rather than following a nominal network length.
Forest access and higher trail connections above town.
What makes this trail distinct
Forest access above town and links toward higher paths make this a more committed outing than a park stroll. Mountain bikes share parts of the network, so watch direction signs and yield guidance.
Before you set out
Mountain bikes also use this network; review the city map for your trailhead and route.
Use the City of Ashland trail information ↗ for the latest route map, trailhead access, permitted uses and notices. Conditions can change after our review; if a junction or sign disagrees with this guide, follow the current land-manager guidance.
Maps, descriptions and video
Start with the managing agency for access and rules. The additional descriptions and videos below offer another look at the area; they do not replace an official map.
Route and source details reviewed September 27, 2026. Mileage labels preserve the land manager's distinction between one-way segments, round trips, loops and full trail networks. Conditions and closures require a fresh check before travel.