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Area Hiking Clubs:
• The Mazamas
• Trails Club of Oregon
• The Chemeketans
• The Adventure Group

Other groups
(that sponsor hikes)
• Bergfreunde
• Friends of the Gorge
• Sierra Club (Loowit)
• Sierra Club (Columbia)

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• Washington snow levels

Forest service links
• Columbia River Gorge
• Deschutes & Ochoco
• Fremont-Winema
• Gifford Pinchot
• Malheur
• Mount Hood
• Rogue River-Siskiyou
• Siuslaw
• Umatilla
• Umpqua
• Wallowa-Whitman
• Willamette

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Welcome to Oregon Hikers

Welcome to the Oregon Hikers Forum, an online community dedicated to hiking and exploring the outdoors in Oregon and southwest Washington! With more than 7,000 registered members, you'll find new trip reports posted in our discussion forums daily. You can also explore our ever-growing Oregon Hikers Field Guide, with hundreds of trail descriptions, photos and maps to help you plan your adventures. The field guide is written by our forum members, and provided for the larger hiking community as a free service to promote hiking and our trail legacy. The forums and field guide can be browsed by anyone, but we do encourage you set up an account and join in the conversation. Thanks for stopping by!

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Trailkeepers of Oregon (TKO) hosts the Oregon Hikers Forum and Field Guide as a service to the larger hiking community, and in the interest of promoting hiking and advocacy for our trail legacy. You can learn more about TKO and how to take part in trail stewardship projects sponsored by TKO on our TKO website. We maintain, restore and build new trails throughout the state to help ensure a hiking tradition for generations to come. TKO is 100% volunteer-run, and we are always looking for individuals interested getting involved. Please contact TKO's stewardship coordinator at [email protected].