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South Ridge trail has been reopened with temporary fixes to the trail at multiple points in the region of the fire. Permanent fixes will occur later when there is more moisture in the soil. Queen of the Lake is still … Continue reading →

New up-to-date maps have been added to the kiosks at Moore Park. A large map has been placed in the new kiosk at Eulalona Trailhead. Smaller maps have been placed at the kiosks at the north end of Eulalona Tr, … Continue reading →

The trail building year is about to finish for 2019. Hopefully by sometime in the first week of June the new trails should be completed and opened. Currently: 1) Queen of the Lake: There is a gap of about 1/4 … Continue reading →

Logging operations on Brown Mountain Trail have been completed for the season and the trail is open, but for the snow that is present on the higher parts of the trail. That snow amounts to patches in the 1-2 ft … Continue reading →

The Spence trails are coming along nicely with a lot of work going on this week. 1) The blue portion of Winema (about 1.3 mi) is almost complete an just requires some grooming to get it into shape. I rode … Continue reading →

Most of the trails in the Klamath Falls area are open for business. Moore Park is open but for a few areas that are always muddy this time of year. Spence Mountain is also almost entirely open. The only snowy … Continue reading →

Dirt Mechanics is hard at work building Queen of the Lake this week. This trail starts in dense forest and has very nice views once you are out to the lake. I’m looking for ward to riding and walking on … Continue reading →

With the hard work of KTA volunteers and the City of Klamath Falls, the new kiosk at the Eulalona Trailhead has been completed. It is the same as the kiosk that was put up at the Spence TH along hwy … Continue reading →

With the help of the City of Klamath Falls and KTA volunteers, the Eulalona Trailhead kiosk is taking shape. There will be a few more work days involved to complete the construction, but things are going well so far. The … Continue reading →