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Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | News Radio 1190 KEX - Vimarsana News

Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | News Radio 1190 KEX

The Oregon State Parks Department will keep three trails on the north coast closed through 2023, because of damage from the September 2020 windstorm.

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Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | NBC Sports Northwest Rip City Radio 620 - Vimarsana News

Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | NBC Sports Northwest Rip City Radio 620

The Oregon State Parks Department will keep three trails on the north coast closed through 2023, because of damage from the September 2020 windstorm.

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Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | 106.7 The Eagle - Vimarsana News

Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | 106.7 The Eagle

The Oregon State Parks Department will keep three trails on the north coast closed through 2023, because of damage from the September 2020 windstorm.

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3 north Oregon coast trails to remain closed until 2023 - Vimarsana News

3 north Oregon coast trails to remain closed until 2023

The trails were damaged by a windstorm in September 2020.

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Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | Z100 Portland - Vimarsana News

Three North Coast Trails Closed Through 2023 | Z100 Portland

Jun 1, 2021 Three sections of the north coast trail system in Tillamook County will remain closed until at least spring 2023 while crews remove dangerous trees left from the September 2020 windstorm. A trail at Cape Lookout State Park and two sections of trails at Oswald West State Park are impassable due to downed trees and will require extensive work to reopen, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) announces. OPRD is working with FEMA and other federal partners, Oregon Department of Forestry, private consultants, South Fork Forest Camp and volunteers to map the damage and plan for ...

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