Riding Horses at the Sandy River Delta The Sandy River Delta (SRD) is very different from most trails on National Forest land. It is flat and the trails are wide. There is one of the seven Confluence Project installations, the “Bird Blind” at the SRD. The area is bounded by the Sandy River, Sandy River East Channel, and the Columbia … Read More
The Douglas connector trail is completed (with a little help of our friends). Curtis Smith, crew chief for Trailkeepers of Oregon, took the lead in helping to construct a connector trail from the new Douglas Trailhead constructed in 2012, to Douglas Trail in the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness, Mt. Hood National Forest. OET Mt. Hood and North Valley, and BCHO Territorial … Read More
A Place to Camp in the Columbia River Gorge… Written by Barb Adams, Mt. Hood Chapter At the OET State Quarterly in February, a grant was approved to help build two 2-horse corrals at Herman Creek Horse Camp in partnership with the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area (CRGNSA). Herman Creek Camp is the only horse camp along … Read More
Clackamas Lake Corrals were dedicated July 24, 2010 at Clackamas Lake camp ground. The Forest Service Mt. Hood and North Valley Chapters representatives were present during the dedication ceremony held at 5 p.m. The dedication was followed by a great pot luck, too much food to eat. There was a large cake with a picture showing the post … Read More