Read The Salmonberry Trail Foundation Update For May 18, 2023, STIA Meeting, As Well As Meeting Minutes, And Media Release

The Salmonberry Trail Intergovernmental Agency (STIA) will meet to discuss the Salmonberry Trail corridor from 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm on May 18th.

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We will meet at the intersection of NW Fisher Road and Route 47 Nehalem Highway. The parking area is on the east side of Hwy 47 and north of NW Fisher Road. Fisher Road is 0.4 miles north of Hwy 26. GPS coordinates are:

45°41’18.5"N 123°11’45.1"W

45.688483, -123.195870

Needed - We need to clear about 1.5 miles of abandoned railroad tracks covered with thorny bushes and thick overgrowth. We've been using powered hedge trimmers and line trimmers with some success. Do you have a powered trimmer or brushcutter that could trim weeds, small trees, and other foliage? Would you like to join me for a cutting event? We will start at Manning Trailhead and walk up the railroad tracks behind Hornshuh Fire Station in the Buxton area, cutting as we go. Click here if you want to join a small work party on Sunday, April 30!

It started as a cold and rainy day in Buxton — with cars passing covered in snow — and stayed that way. But more than 30 die-hard Salmonberry Trail Blazers showed up and cleared nearly a mile of trail! Thank you!

We will meet at the intersection of NW Fisher Road and Route 47 Nehalem Highway. The parking area is on the east side of Hwy 47 and north of NW Fisher Road. Fisher Road is 0.4 miles north of Hwy 26. GPS coordinates are:

45°41’18.5"N 123°11’45.1"W

45.688483, -123.195870

The Salmonberry Trail Concept Plans

Join the new staff and board members of the Salmonberry Trail Foundation on Tuesday, March 21st, for our Getting Together Reception at the Murryhill Recreation Center (map) from 5:30-7 pm.

Date: Thursday, Feb 16, 2023
Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: Hornshuh Creek Fire Station #14
49021 NW Sunset Hwy, Banks, OR 97106

With over 100 trail enthusiasts braving the rain and the cold, the first trail clearing of the season was an enormous success! Thank you to everyone who showed up (and those who couldn't) and our partners for this event: Friends of Trees, Friends of Stub Stewart State Park and Banks-Vernonia Rails to Trails, and Clean Water Services of Washington County! We'll see you next time!