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Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions - Vimarsana News

Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions

From exploring insides of volcanoes to diving into some of the clearest lakes in the state, Central Oregon’s southern reaches offer a little bit of everything to keep cool and

Starting next week, Smith Rock bridge construction will limit trail, climbing access - Vimarsana News

Starting next week, Smith Rock bridge construction will limit trail, climbing access

The construction of a new, 8-foot-wide pedestrian bridge in Smith Rock State Park will remove bridge access for up to six weeks starting Aug. 14.

Mississippi River Trail closed for bridge demolition - Vimarsana News

Mississippi River Trail closed for bridge demolition

The Mississippi River Trail (MRT) located along the riverfront levee in Bettendorf closed Thursday, August 3. To ensure the safety of residents and trail users, the MRT will stay closed into September as demolition of the old I-74 Bridge continues in the area adjacent to the trail. The detour route will be in place to […]

Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions - Vimarsana News

Central Oregon outdoors and trail conditions

This weekend's weather is expected to be pleasant enough to do a hike through the forest, along a creek or up a peak near Bend.

Southwest Trail construction will start within 6 months, officials hope; Saline County residents foresee boons to quality of life - Vimarsana News

Southwest Trail construction will start within 6 months, officials hope; Saline County residents foresee boons to quality of life

A roughly 60-mile trail from Little Rock to Hot Springs has been a dream for residents and local officials for years, but top county executives say they hope to begin construction on the pathway within half a year.