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2019 Event Calendar - Film nights, trail building courses, build days, and our signature Stewardship Campouts

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In 2018 our volunteers collectively invested over 4,000 hours of their time to improve the Oregon Timber Trail experience. We hosted a series of successful educational courses throughout the state and identified the 9 integral Gateway Communities of the OTT. People from Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Canada, the UK, and from all over the United States traveled to Oregon to revel in this iconic serpentine ribbon of singletrack winding its way through Oregon's vast deserts and verdant forests. Their grins, faces of awe, exhaustion, celebration, and joy are the true metric of our success, and 2018 was a very successful second year on the Oregon Timber Trail. 

Join us this year as we continue to craft these experiences connecting people to place, and to themselves.

Here is our 2019 calendar of events—we hope you'll share some of these inspiring, fun, and educational experiences with us. Check out our calendar below and click through for more details.

Backcountry Builder Course - Basic through Intermediate

April 28-29
Presented by Willamette National Forest
Oakridge OR
$30-$90

Fremont Tier Stewardship Campout

May 23-27
In collaboration with the Fremont-Winema National Forest
Silver Lake, OR
FREE

Bunchgrass Backcountry Stewardship Campout

June 20-23
In collaboration with the Willamette National Forest
Oakridge, OR
FREE

Bunchgrass Build 1 of 2

July 5-7
In collaboration with the Willamette National Forest
Oakridge, OR
FREE

Winter Rim Fire Rehab 1 of 2

July 19-21
In collaboration with the Fremont-Winema National Forest
Paisley, OR
FREE

Winter Rim Fire Rehab 2 of 2

July 26-28
In collaboration with the Fremont-Winema National Forest
Paisley, OR
FREE

Bunchgrass Build 2 of 2

August 9-11
In collaboration with the Willamette National Forest
Oakridge, OR
FREE

Elemental - OTTA Fundraising Party

September 12th
Fundraising Party at Base Camp Brewing
Portland, OR
FREE

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The Oregon Timber Trail Alliance is dedicated to stewardship, education, community, and quality trail experiences throughout the Oregon Timber Trail corridor.

 
 

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PO Box 6531, Portland, OR 97228
503-298-5152

The Oregon Timber Trail Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Our EIN number is 82-5018544

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