More than 70 volunteers joined together to host a MEGA spring trail cleanup in the Tillamook State Forest.

Janet McLennan helped create a legacy for Oregon state forests.

Staff and Volunteers gathered at the Tillamook Forest Center for the annual Winter Cleaning Party on February 28th, and to celebrate new lockers. The lockers were installed as a gift from the State Forests Trust of Oregon.

Learn about our new partnerships with People of Color Outdoors and Beaver State Market

Michael Langley’s lineage includes Umpqua, Chinook, and Klickitat from his grandfather's family and Shoshone-Bannock and Ute from his grandmother's family.

With April designated as Arbor Month in Oregon, State Forests Trust is please to sponsor a presentation by Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center and the Vernonia Pioneer Museum at the Tillamook Forest Center (TFC) on their work to record and preserve the historic contributions foresters have made in Oregon.

For decades, local chapters of Oregon Equestrian Trails (OET) have partnered with the Oregon Department of Forestry(ODF) to help design, build, and maintain horse camps. They also help steward non-motorized trails used by horseback riders, as well as hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers. Many of the non-motorized trails on Oregon State Forests are classified as multiple-use.

Zoey and Taylor are second and fourth generation Oregonians, respectively. Married in 2017, they share a love of music and riding dirt bikes, among many other things.

Like many who love mountain biking, Ryan McLane has traveled all over Oregon to ride the state’s renowned trails.

At one point, though, he and a group of friends wondered why they had to drive so far to ride when the coastal mountain range was just a half hour away from the Portland metro area - the nearby forests had the potential for a great ride. Then, he started dreaming of creating a mountain bike trail network on Larch Mountain in the Tillamook State Forest.