More Room for the River: Restoration Continues on the McKenzie
This summer, partners reached another milestone in restoring the McKenzie River system, reconnecting more than 335 acres of historic floodplain and approximately 1.8 miles of the S...
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This summer, partners reached another milestone in restoring the McKenzie River system, reconnecting more than 335 acres of historic floodplain and approximately 1.8 miles of the S...
Trout fishing on the McKenzie and upper Willamette has stayed steady through the summer. Despite low snowpack producing low summertime flows, the middle to upper sections of our ri...
It may be a bit drier than the typical PNW, but Klamath Falls boasts an immense network of maintained trails.
No driving, parking, inflating, or deflating required.
There’s a whole world of forests and mountains in eastern Oregon to visit if you’re needing a change of scenery this summer. Visiting requires a … Continue reading →
Mac’s Place brings comfort food, live music, and a creekside deck to downtown Silverton. Here’s how to make it part of an easy Oregon day trip.
There are forests in Oregon that feel old, and then there are forests that seem to exist outside ordinary time. Crabtree Valley belongs to the second kind. Deep back in the western...
There is a moment on the hike toward Broken Top when Central Oregon seems to change worlds. The familiar forest begins to thin. Meadows open beneath an enormous sky. The ground bec...
Crater Lake! Southern Oregon has been beautiful and had better trails than Northern California. I have enjoyed the shade of the giant Douglas Firs in the old growth forests. The mi...
Officials used a large Type 1 helicopter to drop water on the Narrows Fire, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...
Down the River Cleanup on the Clackamas Where else can you boat one of the most beautiful stretches of urban river in America and enjoy the thrill of grabbing trash, recyclables, a...
7-22-26 22.6 miles 3700’ gain, 6400’ descent I woke at 4:50 to catch the Sunrise at Mica lake. We knew it would be hot so we got started at 5:50. We lost 2400 ft down switchbacks t...
Day 41 – SOBO Mile 677.8 – 698.8 – Grove of Trees 100+ feet from the trail Today was one of the best in the past several days. No burn zones, great trail conditions, cold water sou...
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