Trails

The plight of the Mt. Adams Institute is just one of many examples of how sweeping federal cutbacks are rippling through nonprofit organizations that do everything from trail maintenance to multimillion dollar salmon restoration projects. 

The Oregon California Trails Association holds annual conference on the Umatilla Indian Reservation with the goal of widening the scope of pioneer history.

New rules would allow e-bikes on trails near Bend, Sunriver and Sisters.

A massive mountain biking system planned for the coast has supporters and detractors.

Cities including Bandon and Ashland are waiting for guidance from the state Legislature to decide whether to close trails to avoid new potential liability.

A long-standing vision for a 200-mile trail network linking towns on both sides of the Columbia Gorge in Oregon and Washington is moving closer to reality.

A dad and daughter are retracing a lost Oregon hiking trail – one step at a time.

People can hit the trails again in parts of the Willamette National Forest that were closed for the past two years due to damage from wildfires.

Wilderness Conservation Corps internships offer young people the chance to transform trails and themselves while earning some money for college.

Some of the most popular hiking trails in the Columbia River Gorge are inside the perimeter of the Eagle Creek wildfire. Officials say that means they’ll be closed for at least six months.