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An enthusiastic group dedicated to enjoying and preserving the great outdoors. We sponsor year-round hikes, backpacks, rambles, cycling trips and other recreational activities for a variety of performance levels.
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Upcoming events
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Short hike before Late-Summer BBQ Social
Blue Lake Regional Park, 20500 Northeast Marine Drive, Fairview, OR, USThis is a short 60-90 minute walk before the TCO Late-Summer BBQ
Time for the hike: 10 am sharp
Location: Blue Lake Regional Park 21224 NE Blue Lake Road, Fairview, OR
Picnic Area C1
Distance: 2-ish miles
Pace: walking
Elevation: 50 ftThe Plan:
Meet at 10am sharp, Picnic Area C1 at Blue Lake Regional Park
We will walk around the park trails - I have no plan, but it will be something like this:
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/oregon/blue-lake-regional-park-loopWe shall stop for photos, to examine points of interest or for no good reason (grin).
We shall return to Picnic Area C1 before noon.
There is a Discovery Garden, monuments to examine, and photos to take.
Please note that dogs and other pets are not allowed at Blue Lake Regional Park.
Please bring a hat and sunscreen.
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Trails Club of Oregon Late-Summer BBQ Social
Blue Lake Regional Park, 20500 Northeast Marine Drive, Fairview, OR, USTCO LATE-SUMMER BBQ SOCIAL
Location:
Blue Lake Regional Park, Fairview OR - Picnic Area C1Main event 12–5 PM (come early / stay late for park stuff)
Parking: $5/car at the gate (Metro's standard day-use fee)Hey Trails Club! We are hosting a late-summer BBQ at Blue Lake Regional Park on Saturday, September 5, Labor Day weekend. If you will be in town for the long weekend, join us for the fun!
Come hang, eat, swim, paddle, whatever your speed.
The plan:
Main dishes on us - burgers, hot dogs, gluten-free option
Potluck style - bring a side dish or dessert to share
Lawn games, good company, and the usual TCO vibe
Raffle with prizesBlue Lake has a lot going on, come early or stay late and make a day of it:
Swim beach
Bring your own paddleboard, kayak, or canoe (no rentals on-site , free life jackets at the swim-beach kiosk)
Disc golf course
Wetlands boardwalk
Fishing pierSaturday, Sept 5
BBQ itself is free for members + guests
Park info: https://www.oregonmetro.gov/places/blue-lake-regional-park
See you there!11 attendees
Past events
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