Join Us on Dog River Trail Aug 16

What: Dog River Puncheon Repair
When: Saturday, August 16, 2025 @ 9am to approx. 1pm
Where: Dog River TH parking

Please join us this Saturday, August 14th, for a trail work event with the 44Trails Association.

Lunch provided courtesy of New York City Subs. Bring water, gloves, a hard hat (or bike helmet), and boots or sturdy shoes. We will provide all tools. Look forward to seeing you there!

We will park in Dog River TH and shuttle volunteers up to the top of Dog River. Bring your bike if you want to ride down after we are done.

Hood Hundred Trail Running Event

Hood Hundred Trail Running Event July 26-27, 2025hood hundred mapHeads up 44 riders!


The Hood Hundred takes place this weekend July 26-27, and runners will be on much of the 44 Trails system. Cooks, 15-Mile, 8-Mile, High Prairie, Bottle Prairie, Knebal and the southern end of Surveyor’s are on course.

Check DayBreakRacing for a map and more event details.

Trail Work Event July 13, 2025

july trail work

Trail Work Day

Join us Sunday, July 13, 2025 for a trail work day. We’ll work 9 am – 2 pm, so there will be time to ride after we’re done. Hard hats (bike helmets ok), long pants, work gloves and work boots are REQUIRED! WHEN and WHERE: Sunday, July 13, 2025, 9 am – 2 pm Meet 9 am at Little John Snopark on Hwy 35 Lunch will be provided by NYCity Subs in Hood River. PROJECT: Brushing, trimming and tread work We will supply the tools. Hard hats (bike helmets ok), long pants, work gloves and work boots are REQUIRED! See you Sunday.


Can’t attend? Show your support with a tax-deductible donation!

Speak Up for Public Lands

public lands mapThe latest edition of the Federal Government’s spending bill includes an extensive sell-off of public lands.
 
The bill identifies millions of acres of National Forest and Bureau of Land Management lands that could be sold to private interests (including the 44 Trails zone), along with the weakening of environmental safeguards in place to limit resource extraction on all public lands.
 
The bill forces the arbitrary sale of at least two million acres of Forest Service and BLM lands in 11 Western states over the next five years, and it grants the secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture broad discretion to determine which areas should be sold.
 
The Wilderness Society has detailed information on the Senate bill as well as a map of potential public lands for sale.

 

Speak Up for Public Lands

Speak up for your National Forests and BLM land. Lawmakers need to hear from you, the public, on how you want public lands managed.
 
The Outdoor Alliance makes it easy to share your opinion. Speak up now.
 
Direct link to full-screen map of public lands for sale by the Wilderness Society