Trail Trust Interview with Jackie Martin

Trail Trust Interview with Jackie Martin

Welcome to the first in a series of sponsor spotlights. Fox Factory created Trail Trust to provide grants to organizations helping to preserve the places we love to play. The goal is to bring together diverse communities to build, maintain, and expand access to trails. OTTA met with Jackie Martin to learn about how Trail Trust was created, the program’s priorities, and the progress made during the first year.

Get to know: Paul Thomasberg

Get to know: Paul Thomasberg

This year at the Watson Fire rehab trail stewardship event, we were lucky enough to have former racer, mountain bike hall of famer, trail builder Paul Thomasberg drop by for a day of building and learning. Paul was in the area to begin work on the Winter Rim reroute, and being the kinetic ball of energy and ideas that he is, he couldn’t resist a bonus day of trail work. We reached out to Paul to learn more about his history and get an update on his Winter Rim work.

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Cog Wild Offering Supported Oregon Timber Trail Trips in 2019

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Cog Wild Offering Supported Oregon Timber Trail Trips in 2019

One of the first questions we get asked is “Can I hire a guide to take me on the Timber Trail?”

Now the answer is yes! The Oregon Timber Trail Alliance has partnered with Cog Wild to offer guided and supported trips in the Deschutes and Fremont Tiers this summer.

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Giant Bicycles Takes a Rip Through the Fremont Tier

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Giant Bicycles Takes a Rip Through the Fremont Tier

Oregon Timber Trail Alliance board member Adam Craig took a few of his Giant Bicycles team riders on a late fall adventure on some of the best of the Fremont Tier and they brought their camera crew.

 

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Fremont-Winema Stewardship Event #2 was a huge success! (read our event recap on the site now - Link in Profile) With 11 volunteers, and board members, we dedicated 415 hours to improving trail conditions in the Fremont-Winema National Forest, worth
 

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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