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Scappoose (Upper Gates): Herbicide spraying starting soon (forum)

As alluded to earlier this summer, herbicide spraying will soon commence in the recently logged parcels at Scappoose. 

Both local and aerial spraying may be employed for the application of the herbicide, and areas should be marked when they have been sprayed. 

Additional information (8/20/2010, thanks Ron Strasser),as posted at the upper gates of the recent clearcuts:

SITE PREP MIX

(Imazapyr, Glyphosate, Oust Xp, Triclopyr)

Application can begin on   8-23-2010
and continue until   9-30-2010

NO ENTRY IS PERMITTED WITHIN 48hrs OF APPLICATION

LONGVIEW TIMBER

Please be aware of this range of dates that the spraying my occur during, and heed the closures as posted for your own safety!

Thanks,

Tom Slovak

IMBA Trail Care Crew (L.L. Stub Stewart State Park) (event)

09/30/2010 - 5:30pm
10/03/2010 - 1:00pm
Are you ready to move beyond simply riding your local trails and learn to build them? The free Subaru/ IMBA Trailbuilding School will be held in Portland Sept. 30 through Oct. 2, 2010.  Chris and Leslie Kehmeier, Subaru/ IMBA Trail Care Crew experts, will be teaching the art and science of trailbuilding with the internationally recognized Trailbuilding School.

Preregistration is required. To register visit www.imba.com and go to Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew section, link is on the bottom left "Register Now" (Additional contact = Will Heiberg (will@nw-trail.org)).

Subaru/ IMBA Trailbuilding School Schedule

Thursday, Sept. 30
5:30 p.m.: Social event with the Trail Care Crew featuring beer provided by Hopworks Brewery, swag giveaways and a mountain bike movie. Location TBA. See nw-trail.org.

Saturday, Oct. 2
8 a.m. - noon: IMBA Trailbuilding School, LL Stub Stewart State Park cabin village conference center. (Breakfast and snacks provided by the Northwest Trail Alliance.)
Noon: Lunch (provided by the Northwest Trail Alliance)

Lost Garmin 500 (forum)

I lost my Garmin 500 at Scappoose on Sunday, 8/22 around 12:30. I think I left it on the bumper of the truck I was driving in. We were parked in the big turnout/parking spot. Thanks!

Boston Mike

503-490-3008

Wednesday Evening ride at Stub Mountain Bike Area (event)

09/08/2010 - 6:00pm
09/08/2010 - 7:30pm
Starting from Hilltop Day Use area at L.L. Stub Stewart State Park, riding Hooktender to Hares Canyon to mountain biking zone... and then riding the mountain biking zone loop (singletrack follows North Caddy Whomper Way).   Total distance is 4 miles.  All natural surface paths/singletrack.  80% singletrack/20% paths.

Casual pace.  Think "fun" not fast.  "Laughs" not burning lungs.  LIGHTS NOT REQUIRED - we are back long before dark.

** Sign-up if you plan to ride.  If no sign-ups, then ride most likely gets cancelled. (login to sign-up) **

Opportunity for beginners to ride along (you'll need basic mountain bike handling skills down at least - "ready" position, shifting, braking, "look where you want to go" but happy to give tips) - we can split up so that those who don't want to ride intermediate singletrack can ride the Caddy Whomper Way corridor instead (we'd re-group about 1 mile later to ride as group again).  It's hard to get lost since just the one trail!   NOBODY GETS LEFT BEHIND!

Vernonia Skills Park at the Mill??? (forum)

Is there any update on that? Or when the next build day is?  Thanks!!

Tuesday Evening (no lights needed) ride at Stub State Park (event)

08/17/2010 - 6:00pm
08/17/2010 - 7:30pm
Starting from Hilltop Day Use area at L.L. Stub Stewart State Park, riding Hooktender to Hares Canyon to mountain biking zone... and then riding the mountain biking zone loop (singletrack follows North Caddy Whomper Way).   Total distance is 4 miles.  All natural surface paths/singletrack.  80% singletrack/20% paths.

Casual pace.  Think "fun" not fast.  "Laughs" not burning lungs.  LIGHTS NOT REQUIRED - we are back long before dark.

** Sign-up if you plan to ride.  If no sign-ups, then ride most likely gets cancelled. (login to sign-up) **

Opportunity for beginners to ride along (you'll need basic mountain bike handling skills down at least - "ready" position, shifting, braking, "look where you want to go" but happy to give tips) - we can split up so that those who don't want to ride intermediate singletrack can ride the Caddy Whomper Way corridor instead (we'd re-group about 1 mile later to ride as group again).  It's hard to get lost since just the one trail!   NOBODY GETS LEFT BEHIND!

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