TILLAMOOK STATE FOREST

Ride - Tillamook Forest - Storey Burn Trail & Nels Rogers Trail & others...

Submitted by Ted

I am leading a early morning ride on Saturday so that we can be back into Portland around 1 (no later than 2).

Meeting location at the 217/26 transit ctr at 8AM, with the goal of being at the trailhead by 9AM.

Trails: Storey Burn / Nels Rogers / Historic Hiking Trail / ...

This ride is for "Advanced" riders as the pace will be fast, but not race pace.

Please sign up here is you are interested in join us.

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Tour de Tillamook

Submitted by Ryan_K

 

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Tillamook State Forest Mountain Biking Updates

Submitted Tue, 07/07/2009 - 9:07am by Ryan_K

It has been a big few weeks for mountain bike advocacy in the Tillamook State Forest.

 

TECHNICAL AND CHALLENGING MOUNTAIN BIKE OPPORTUNITIES

Tillamook State Forest Trail Work Party

Submitted by Ryan_K

There is a work party in the Tillamook State Forest this Saturday (June 20th).  Several Northwest Trail Alliance members plan to attend.  We will plan to leave from the Cornelius Pass Roadhouse at 8:45am, so show up a little bit earlier if you want to carpoo

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Vandalism on Wilson River Trail extension

Submitted Mon, 05/11/2009 - 1:43pm by Ryan_K

The saga of the Wilson River Trail extension (Segment C-1) from Elk Creek
Campground east to Idiot Creek Road continues.  There was vandalism along the
flag line this winter, resulting in the theft of flagging and pin flags
delineating the new trail segment.  This set back is costly to correct for the
Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF), as they are currently experiencing severe

PUMP Supports Grant Funding Requests to Lengthen Wilson River Trail

Submitted Fri, 05/01/2009 - 8:01am by Ryan_K

To continue providing and promoting mountain bike opportunities near the Portland metropolitan area, PUMP submitted a letter of support with a grant funding application from the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) to the Bikes Belong Grants Committee (http://www.bikesbelong.org/) for the first of three segmented extensions to the Wilson River Trail.  That letter is attached to this post for reader's information.

PUMP Contributes +460 hours to Tillamook Trails

Submitted Thu, 04/30/2009 - 8:37am by Ryan_K

Through a total of 15 PUMP and Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) led work parties, PUMP members and attendees of PUMP led work parties have contributed over 460 hours of volunteer time to maintaining and improving the trail and recreational opportunities in the Tillamook State Forest so far for the year 2009!  And, its not even May yet!

The equivalent volunteer labor contribution for the total on trail time is estimated at over $6,252, using the IRS conversion for volunteer labor rate of $19.51 per hour.

PUMP Opposes House Bill 3072

Submitted Thu, 04/30/2009 - 8:23am by Ryan_K

I wanted to provide information to mountain bikers in regards to Oregon House Bill 3072 (http://egov.oregon.gov/ODF/BOARD/docs/April_20_2009/2_Att_1.pdf) and PUMP's opposition to it.  This bill is crafted to re-define the meaning of Greatest Permanent Value of our State of Oregon forest lands.  The idea is to turn the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests into industrial timber farms and to remove any other purpose from these lands.

Wilson River Work Party in the Tillamook State Forest

Submitted by Tillamookman

I am asking for volunteers for a PUMP trail party this Saturday
on the PUMP adopted section of the WRT.  We will be rocking a creek crossing.
 
We will meet at 9:30am at the Cornelius Pass Roadhouse/Imbrie Hall/McMinnamins
just south of Highway 26 on Cornelius Pass Road.  We will quit by 3pm. The
weather report for Saturday makes it the perfect day to do this.  No rain.
Sunshine.  High of 60 degrees.
 
Please call if you can come.  503-284-4892  Wayne T. Naillon

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