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 hearing everyone's "future headlines" that would indicate the Coalition's success in building a new, statewide trails funding measure over the coming years. (Photos by Daniel Sharp and Gabriel Amadeus Tiller) We hope you'll enjoy this gallery of a few of our favorite headlines from the activity! #OregonTrailsSummit #Oreg

On Friday, May 9, almost 100 individuals including leaders of community organizations across the Portland Metro area sent an open letter to Metro Council. Our message: We're ready to go to bat for a Parks and Nature Bond renewal that seriously invests in trails. Read the full letter here. We expect Metro Council to vote to refer a measure to the ballot at their June 6th meeting. #trails #trailsadvocacy #trailsfunding #ParksandNatureBond #Metro #MetroCouncil #Portlandtrails #N

We need more trails funding in Oregon. Our land managers, policy makers, trail builders, and advocates alike consistently face barriers to developing and maintaining sustainable trails, because trails are underfunded in Oregon. Our Coalition was founded, in part, to address the need to preserve and increase trails funding in our state. On January 7, 2019, Oregon Park and Recreation and Department (OPRD) released the draft of the next 5-year, Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Re

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 what do you do when you meet a horse, or a hiker, or a mountain bike rider on the trail? To answer that question, a group of Central Oregon mountain bike riders, equestrians, and hikers collaborated to create a video that highlights proper trail etiquette. Sharing the trail is easy: just Stop, Speak, and Smile! The 2-mi