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No falls, but also no crowds on this trail through a beautiful and varied forest.
Needed to move earlier in the month due to various council members being out of town.
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Howard Creek Trailhead, Silver Falls State Park
Howard Creek Trailhead to 214 Trail to Newt Loop to Catamount Trail to Buck Mountain Loop (north side), return to Howard Creek Trailhead.
From 214 Trailhead we will take the Catamount Trail to the Lost Creek Trail and using other connecting trails return to the 214 Trailhead
Broadway Commons, Peru Room (#306)
Richly illustrated journey into the canyonlands of the Owyhee River
This is a well-maintained trail that offers gentle terrain.
Starting point is at Chip Ross Park on the Northwest side of Corvallis. We will hike to the top of Dimple Hill where we will take a snack break and enjoy the view if the clouds allow. Expect muddy and wet trails so waterproof shoes and poles are recommended. Email the trip leader by Feb. 13 to sign-up. Limit 12 hikers. The leader will meet the group at the trail head but will assist in coordinating carpooling from Salem.
Howard Creek Trailhead, Silver Falls State Park
Howard Creek Trailhead then ford creek to Rackett Ridge Trail to Perimeter Trail to Rim Trail to Bike Path to Nature Trail to Rackett Ridge Connector Trail then ford creek, return to Howard Creek Trailhead.
Winter outings being often dictated by weather and trail conditions I will decide between three options by February 15th. One of the options would be a snowshoe and the other two closer hikes. In each case the effort will be moderate. Contact leader for interest anytime but for specifics no earlier than the 15th. Statistics in formatted descriptions are maximums.