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SOTA has hosted two trail work days to restore this trail. A group of 16 in January and a group of 25 volunteers in February have worked to remove brush and downed logs from the trail corridor as well as repair tread and rake loose debris. The trail is now clear from the northernmost trailhead (mile marker 3 on NF-25) to the main trailhead just south of the China Creek intersection. This work funded in part by Travel Oregon. Donate to support SOTA or volunteer for a work day at our website: southernoregontrails.org
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  • 41 volunteer attendees
  • 328 volunteer hours
  • 41 total workers
  • 328.0 total work hours
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anonymous
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anonymous
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anonymous
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anonymous
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paid: no
anonymous
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paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
paid: no
anonymous
hours: 8
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anonymous
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anonymous
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        Previous Reports

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        May 27, 2026 @ 4:48pm
        May 27, 2026
        		Many thanks to SOTA for recent work! Riding well, but beware that there are several sections with loads of poison oak, mainly in the lower... view
        May 20, 2026 @ 11:29am
        May 20, 2026
        		SOTA volunteers spent a combined 560 hours restoring the 7 mile Lower Taylor Creek trail in 2026. Across 5 trail work days, work was done to... view
        May 18, 2026 @ 1:44pm
        May 18, 2026
        		Dry conditions with a few hobo sightings. view

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