4611 is a "road", more or less....Actually it wasn't too bad, but there are a few sections that have slumped - and there are the ever present HUGE pot...

Well Don, your clues have confused me (which is not hard to do). I thought you might be referring to Oak Grove Butte, but I don't see any dotted trai...

Donald Presley said So here is a trivia question for you. How many trails in our district go underneath power lines, current and abandoned trails inc...

Amazing report - and even more amazing to me is that he said he didn't bring a map or a GPS to do all this bushwhacking. I wonder what he considers "...

There is just one '38 map. On the site, there is the full map (143MB) and then there is the cropped version (33MB) which is essentially the Clackamas...

I have uploaded the new maps and have updated the selector page to point to the new maps, removing the old photo images. I haven't completed my testi...

I don't know as much about the Jefferson Wilderness area, but there are some nice loops you can do in the Olallie area - lots of lakes available and l...

A bit of an update - I have received the additional maps, and will be uploading them and updating the page with them over the course of the next few w...

Welcome to the site! Sounds like you had a very nice hike around Huxley Lake! I haven't been up there for a few years, but it is a pretty place. It...

Bryon Boyce said I'll call that close enough. Its actually the next section (or remnant) of the original Clackamas River Trail upstream. So where...

Very neat adventure you had today, Brian! I believe that 160 spur is the road to one of the access points for the Baty Butte Trail - That trail seg...

Donovan said That's close enough Byron! You win. Your turn! So inquiring minds want to know - where exactly was it taken? 451 looked to m...