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  • Oregon Hikers Week 3

    Willamette Valley Hikes to Explore

    Shellburg Falls

    This hike leads through dense forest and over footbridges before revealing the stunning double cascade of Shellburg Falls. After heavy storm damage, this trail was closed for months. TKO volunteers helped clear debris, repair tread, and helped reopen the route for public access.

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    Silver Falls State Park (Trail of Ten Falls Loop)

    A true Oregon classic. This loop features ten waterfalls, canyon viewpoints, and stretches where the trail passes behind cascading falls. TKO supports stewardship efforts throughout the park, ensuring this beloved destination remains safe and accessible for the thousands of hikers who visit each year.

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    Volunteer Spotlight

    Meet Ingrid H.

    Two volunteers using a crosscut saw to remove a log blocking a trail.
    Ingrid H. (left) and Lauren L. (right) at a Trailkeepers of Oregon logout event. Photo by Susan Schen.

    Ingrid found Trailkeepers of Oregon in early 2020 and quickly got hooked. “I enjoyed working outdoors and meeting new people. It gave me a sense of purpose and passion I didn’t have before.”

    Now a regular on the North Coast, Ingrid has helped lead projects like the Beaver Creek box step build—one of the most rewarding challenges yet. “We built real camaraderie, cheering each other on with every swing of the sledgehammer.”

    For Ingrid, trail work is about more than fixing tread. “It’s given me friendships that mean a lot to me. I feel like I’m helping make the world better for future generations.”

    Ingrid and her family also host TKO’s annual Summer Volunteer Celebration at their home in the Coast Range—a tradition they began three years ago to help the community relax, connect, and celebrate the work we’ve accomplished together.

    Volunteers like Ingrid make this work possible.

    Steven Moore

    May 15, 2025
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    Week3
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