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Welcome to MolallaRiverWatch.org. Be sure to
check out the "New Events Calendar" and
check back soon for more information and photos. Winter 2011/2012: The Molalla River Corridor Shared Use Trail System is now OPEN.
The BLM reversed it's decision to close the entire trail system during the timber thinning. The year-round trails are open. Only the single track trails remain seasonally closed due to wet conditions. Please use caution and avoid any active logging areas. Spring 2012: Molalla River Corridor Clean-up
Saturday, April 21, 2012 as part of the SOLV IT EarthDay event. Check back this spring for full details on our Events Calendar. December 7, 2011, ROAD DETOUR UPDATE— New Bridge is OPEN!
Clackamas County has replaced the bridge over the North Fork Molalla River, so Dickey Prairie Road is now open allowing direct access to the Corridor and Hardy Creek Trailhead. Read more at the Molalla Pioneer newspaper... Molalla RiverWatch is a non-profit organization created in 1992 by a group of local citizens for the purpose of protecting, preserving, and restoring the flora, fauna and water quality of the Molalla River and its tributaries. Concerned with the excessive amount of garbage dumped along the river bank and often into the river, we are committed to promoting respect and understanding of the Molalla River watershed through education and conservation for present and future generations. The membership is composed of a diverse group of local people. Our common bond is a love for the Molalla and the beauty and recreational activities it provides. In 2009, OWEB recognized Molalla RiverWatch as the Molalla River Watershed Council. Read the Press Release...
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