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Making Way for New Trail
Read full post >: Making Way for New TrailBy Mark Wattier, TKO Crew Leader The Wilson River Trail goes for 24 miles through the Coast Range, sometimes following its namesake river, and sometimes diverging into the mountains. There […]
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Call for Volunteers to serve as Trail Ambassadors
Read full post >: Call for Volunteers to serve as Trail AmbassadorsThis spring, Trailkeepers of Oregon, the Mt. Hood and Columbia River Gorge Regional Tourism Alliance, the U.S. Forest Service, and Oregon State Parks are kicking off another season of the Trail Ambassador Program to equip Columbia River […]
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Hike of the Month: Champoeg State Park
Read full post >: Hike of the Month: Champoeg State Parkby Paul Gerald, Board Member, Trailkeepers of Oregon Distance: 3.4 or 5.8 miles – or less!Elevation gain: 120 to 300 feet A great way to welcome spring is to get […]
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Hike of the Month: Fort to Sea Trail
Read full post >: Hike of the Month: Fort to Sea Trailby John Sparks, Newsletter Editor, Trailkeepers of Oregon Distance: 12.9 milesElevation gain: 505 feet The National Park Service’s Fort to Sea Trail, accessible at all times of the year, follows a […]
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Hike of the Month: Clackamas River Trail
Read full post >: Hike of the Month: Clackamas River Trailby John Sparks, Newsletter Editor, Trailkeepers of Oregon Distance: 8.2 miles one-wayElevation gain: 1,550 feet The Clackamas River Trail is a perfect December outing as the area should be snow-free […]
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TKO Board Strategizes Next 10 Years
Read full post >: TKO Board Strategizes Next 10 YearsBy Paul Gerald, Board President, Trailkeepers of Oregon As any trail crew can tell you, when you have a job to do, you need a plan. Without a plan, you […]
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Interview: Steph Noll and the Launch of the Oregon Trails Coalition
Read full post >: Interview: Steph Noll and the Launch of the Oregon Trails CoalitionBy Michael McDowell, Newsletter Editor, Trailkeepers of Oregon Stephanie Noll is a leading force behind the Oregon Trails Coalition (OTC), an organization conceived in 2016 and formally incorporated in 2018 to […]
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Trailkeepers’ Tools: The Reinhart Hoe
Read full post >: Trailkeepers’ Tools: The Reinhart HoeBy Susan Schen, Crew Leader, Trailkeepers of Oregon The Reinhart hoe is a tool used for grubbing, especially the digging and scraping of dirt by TKO volunteer crews to create […]
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Big Changes at Trailkeepers of Oregon
Read full post >: Big Changes at Trailkeepers of OregonTrailkeepers of Oregon will celebrate its tenth anniversary this year. This important milestone marks not only ten years of our work, but some big steps to build the foundation for our […]
