AUG
08
SUN
Sunday, August 8th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
This month's Bark About will take hikers to the Pacific Crest Scenic Trail to explore one of the less than scenic aspects of it, energy transmission corridors. Bark Volunteer Zac Mallon will be discussing issues surrounding a newly proposed Cascade Crossing Transmission Project which would cross through the Clackamas Ranger district. Also on the plate for this 3-4 mile round trip hike are wildflowers and close up views of Mt Hood, we are in the woods to have fun after all! The trail is not very steep, but dogs are strongly discouraged due to sheer drop offs near the trail. More... SEP
12
SUN
Sunday, September 12th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
The best way to learn about threats to Mt. Hood National Forest is to join us on a Bark-About. Bark-Abouts are led on the second Sunday of every month and are free to the public. Not your average trail hike through the forest, Bark-Abouts provide hikers with a first-hand view of proposed logging and development. More... OCT
10
SUN
Sunday, October 10th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
The best way to learn about threats to Mt. Hood National Forest is to join us on a Bark-About. Bark-Abouts are led on the second Sunday of every month and are free to the public. Not your average trail hike through the forest, Bark-Abouts provide hikers with a first-hand view of proposed logging and development. More... NOV
14
SUN
Sunday, November 14th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
The best way to learn about threats to Mt. Hood National Forest is to join us on a Bark-About. Bark-Abouts are led on the second Sunday of every month and are free to the public. Not your average trail hike through the forest, Bark-Abouts provide hikers with a first-hand view of proposed logging and development. More... DEC
12
SUN
Sunday, December 12th, 9:00 am to Saturday, December 12th, 5:00 pm
The best way to learn about threats to Mt. Hood National Forest is to join us on a Bark-About. Bark-Abouts are led on the second Sunday of every month and are free to the public. Not your average trail hike through the forest, Bark-Abouts provide hikers with a first-hand view of proposed logging and development. More... 
