Trail Work

Hagg Lake Work Party Wrap-Up

Written by Dan Werle, Hagg Lagg LST On the morning of Saturday, July 21, ten NWTA volunteers met at Scoggins Valley Park in Gaston to tackle some of Oregon’s fastest-growing vegetation on the Henry Hagg Lake Trail. Two groups, led by crew leaders Lisa Olivares and Paul Hobson, descended on a few of the most … Read More

DIG DAY — Hagg Lake – 7/20

Join us for a day of trail maintenance at Hagg Lake. Meeting Location Scoggins Valley Park 50250 SW Scoggins Valley Road Gaston, OR 97119 Eagle Point Recreation Area Overflow Parking Lot (look for signs; 1 mile northwest of the park’s main entrance on SW Scoggins Valley Road) Summary of work goals • Stabilize parts of … Read More

Brushback of Williams Creek Trail at Stub – 7/6

Help us with brushback work on Williams Creek. Williams Creek Trail Brush Back This spring has brought a lot of growth to the ferns and other vegation in the park. We will be brushing back the trails with gas powered weed eaters and follow up with gas powered blowers to make sure the existing trail … Read More

Gateway Green Gravity Line Work Party – 8/3

Help us with the gravity line project on the south end of the park. Details Come one come all! No experience is necessary. All ages are welcome! Where to Meet Meet at the Central Hub near the pump track at 9 am for check-in. Getting to the Event Ride your bike or take public transportation. … Read More

Brushing Party at Rocky Point – 6/15

We will be trimming back the overgrowth on clearcut trails across the property. Do you like riding great trails? Now’s your chance to come help and give back to the trails. Where: Rocky Point trailhead, Scappoose, Oregon, meet at gazebo at the parking area. When : This Saturday, June 15 8:30 – 11:00 approx. Details: Will … Read More

Hagg Lake Work Party: A Success!

Written by Dan Werle, Hagg Lake LST On Saturday, May 11th, NWTA, in conjunction with Washington County Parks, hosted our first trail work party at Scoggins Valley Park. Nancy Stone and Addison Wardwell led nine volunteers, divided into two groups, to the South Shore and Walnut Grove sections of the Henry Hagg Lake Trail, where trail stabilization, irrigation, and … Read More