Eric Aldinger

If you are on the list for the Northside, yes. If you did not know there is
a list, you could be fined. The group is reupping the lease again soon.

Southside uses a pass system and you have to buy that directly as an
individual, just like Stella. All of this is private land with access
granted at will. Bow hunting season started Sunday so wear something safe
if you ride in these areas. The pass system was primarily designed to
preserve quality hunting access.

On Aug 28, 2016 10:31 AM, "Martin Baker via OBRA"
wrote:

> What's the status of the Rocky Point trails? Can we ride the north side
> currently?
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> mb
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Martin Baker

What's the status of the Rocky Point trails? Can we ride the north side currently?

mb

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rondot@spiritone.com

Just got an email from NWTA that the rocky point (Scappoose) trails are closed to all users because of extreme fire danger. Please respect this closure. Go ride where it is NOT closed.
r

Ron and Dorothy Strasser

off road riders..............
At present it looks like the first gate on right up Rocky Pt. road is OK to ride, but the trails on the other side of the road offer access to the area being logged up above. In other words it would be best to stay out of the areas with gates on left side of road as you travel up hill. The second gate on left is now open and they are logging in that area. It is posted to stay out. This is a big area and there are many areas of it the landowners may be harvesting. For those not sure, the best bet is to find other areas to ride in this spring and summer as they continue to work their land. Riding in an active logging area is dangerous. That is why they post it for no entry. Please let your friends know this information to save them a wasted trip out to the area.
I personally am not riding even the first gate on right as the truck traffic has increased with the logging.
ron