• Remove jumps in the trail system, especially those that have tree limbs or logs pounded into the ground vertically.
• Remove structures & signage that use non-natural items in their construction which can potentially cause damage to tools & personnel during logging.
• Do not destroy any further plant life, cut or damage any tree, or excavate any land.
• Do not construct any additional trails
• No commercial activities of any kind.

PUMP understands that LF owns operates this land solely for timber production and very much appreciates that LF has allowed us to build trials and ride on their private land. In order to maintain access and a good relationship with LF, PUMP will be planning a series of work parties to bring the Scappoose Trails into full compliance with LF's requests. They have requested that all the work be completed before August 1st. and we plan to have it completed as soon as possible.

Gonna get a few miles in after work this evening. Hoping to do HH/Skeet section after dark. Should be fun. Lights would be absolutely needed after about 8PM. Will be at the blue gate between 6 & 6:30, depending on traffic, etc...

 Mike

410-752-6213

I am looking for information on trails along Oregon's central and southern coast.  Last year I had a great ride at Cape Perpetua and was interested in knowing about other trails that might be in the same area and also further south along the coast.

Anyone have any info?  Thanks!

Portland Racing is kick-starting the 2008 OBRA MTB Series close to town with the 2nd edition of the Horning's Hustle MTB Season Opener. April 6, 2008