As things slow down, and people are staying close to home, it's a great time to take a step back and dream about the future. In this month's webinar, panelis...

With a new budget appropriations cycle and a transportation bill reauthorization process under way, there are many opportunities for Congress to act in suppo...

Thanks to everyone who participated in Wednesday's webinar on Trail User Education resources! Please find direct links below the image to access resources di...

A big thanks to all of our panelists on last Friday's trails funding webinar: Nicholas Green, City of John Day Jon-Paul Bowles, Destination Management Adviso...

On January 13th, Metro Council will be hosting a public hearing on a proposed regional transportation funding measure. It is critical for folks who care abo...

Guest post by Priscilla Macy Oregon is home to some of our nation's most amazing and scenic rivers. From the Illinois to the Umpqua, the Owyhee to the Santia...

Thanks to everyone who was a part of the 2019 Oregon Trails Summit! See the full recap: (Photo by Daniel Sharp) One of the many highlights of the Summit was...

This November, voters throughout the Portland Metro region have the opportunity to continue protecting rivers and wetlands, habitat and open space, as well a...

On June 25th, Governor Kate Brown signed House Bill 2592 into law. This omnibus transportation bill amends and clarifies several items from the landmark 201...

Yesterday Metro Council voted unanimously to refer a new Parks and Nature Bond to Portland Metro area voters in November. The bond measure will not increase...

Did you know that Oregon has a constitutional restriction on spending gas tax funds outside of the highway right of way? That means that even though communi...

On Friday, May 9, almost 100 individuals including leaders of community organizations across the Portland Metro area sent an open letter to Metro Council. Ou...

Do you enjoy trails on Forest Service, BLM, or National Parks lands? Want to see local communities continue to benefit from planning assistance for rivers, t...

Have you ever tried crossing the Bridge of the Gods over the Columba River by any means other than in a car? I rode my bike across it once, in 2003, and it ...

The Oregon Trails Coalition is pleased to provide up to ten scholarships for Coalition partners who would benefit from the trails skills training provided in...

On January 30th, the Oregon Trails Coalition hosted a webinar on trails funding opportunities in Oregon with panelists: Jodi Bellefeuille, Oregon Parks and R...

Advocates meeting with Oregon State Representative Paul Evans, House District 20 (Photo courtesy of Rep. Paul Evans Legislative Office) On Tuesday, February ...

I've been representing Oregon Trails Coalition on the Metro Parks and Nature Bond Renewal Stakeholder Advisory Committee. It has been a wonderful opportunity...

We need more trails funding in Oregon. Our land managers, policy makers, trail builders, and advocates alike consistently face barriers to developing and mai...

We all love our trails. But who has the right of way? Whether you like to hike, mountain bike, or ride a horse, we all want to enjoy our trails safely. But...