OREGON’S NEXT
BIG ADVENTURE
The Salmonberry Trail - An 82-Mile Rail-To-Trail Project Connecting Banks, Oregon, To The Oregon Coast
The Salmonberry Trail is a bridge to Oregon's future, providing world-class recreation and crucial community connections. Storms cut off this historic route in 2007, but its spirit remains intact. We are committed to restoring the route as an 82-mile multi-use path, creating a stunning journey that unites communities and embodies Oregon's unyielding spirit of adventure.
Please note: Parts of the line are actively used by trains and the portions that have been storm-damaged are too dangerous for public access. We know there's lots of interest in getting out into this historic passage over the Coast Range, and we're working on it. What's out there now is just not ready--nor is it safe or legal--for public access.
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Exciting news for everyone following the development of The Salmonberry Trail! We're making great progress between Banks and Buxton, OR. Right now, we're removing the old rails and ties, and it's important to remember that the Trail is still closed and dangerous. But this is a big step forward! If you're eager to hear more about our progress or how you can get involved, don't hesitate to reach out to us!
The Track Is Coming Up!
A SALMONBERRY INTRODUCTION
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