1. Clarno Unit Trails: This trail is a 0.25-mile trek that takes you to the base of Palisades, which are massive cliffs formed by volcanic activity about 44 million years ago.

2. Trail of Fossils: A short but steep hike at just under half a mile long, this path leads hikers through an area rich in plant and animal fossils from millions of years ago.

3. Arch Trail: At only .15 miles long, it's one of the shortest trails within J S Burres State Park; however, its highlight is undoubtedly the natural rock arch formation visible along your journey.

4. Geologic Time Trail: As part of this moderate difficulty level hiking route spanning over two miles round trip distance with some elevation gain involved for added challenge - visitors can learn more about Earth's history as they walk past interpretive signs detailing various geologic periods represented here due to unique fossil deposits found throughout park grounds

5.The Island In Time Walkway : An easy quarter-mile stroll on boardwalks and gravel paths leading towards scenic views overlooking John Day River valley below while also providing access into heartland where numerous prehistoric species once roamed freely during Eocene epoch approximately forty-four million year back according available paleontological evidence discovered so far onsite

6.Picnic Area Loop : Ideal family-friendly option offering gentle terrain suitable even youngest members group plus several picnic tables strategically placed alongside pathway allowing everyone enjoy their meals amidst serene outdoor setting surrounded lush greenery all around

J S Burres State Park is located in Oregon and can be reached by following these directions:

1. Start on the nearest major highway or interstate that will take you to the city of Lebanon, Oregon.
2. Once in Lebanon, head east on Highway 20 for approximately 5 miles.
3. Look for signs indicating J S Burres State Park and turn left onto Berlin Road SE.
4. Continue driving along Berlin Road SE until you reach a T-intersection with Fairview Drive SE (approximately 0.7 miles).
5. Turn right onto Fairview Drive SE and continue straight for about half a mile until you see another sign directing you to J S Burres State Park.
6. Take a left at this intersection onto Ames Creek Road/County Hwy-11A E.

You should now be entering J S Burres State Park! Follow any additional signage within the park itself to find parking areas or specific attractions within its boundaries.

Please note that it's always recommended to double-check your route using GPS navigation systems or online maps before embarking on your journey as road conditions may change over time.

Enjoy your visit to J S Burres State Park!