welcome to the molalla river recreation corridor

mountain biking, canoeing, horseback riding, photography, bird watching and fishing. One of the best things: It’s all free! There are more than 30 miles of non‐ motorized trails that access numerous waterfalls and vistas. Numerous opportunities for viewing pools, rapids and unique geologic formations abound. Rafting the Molalla Fish and Wildlife The upper river and its major tributaries provide critical spawning and rearing habitat for salmon, native wild steelhead and cutthroat trout, and habitat for northern spotted owl, pileated woodpecker, red tree vole, red‐legged frog and Pacific giant salamander. The Molalla River Alliance is a nonprofit, all‐volunteer conservati group comprised of more Shotgun Falls than 45 public and private, regional, local, state and federal organizations and groups as well as on individuals and property owners who are dedicated to preserving the water quality of the Molalla River, sustaining the wildlife, fish and plants, and promoting family‐friendly recreational opportunities in the Molalla River Corridor. The Molalla River Recreation Corridor and adjacent Table Rock Wilderness are managed by the federal Bureau of Land Management for our benefit and for all who come after us. Find out more at www.molallariveralliance.org or call 503‐829‐6211. Welcome to the Molalla River Recreation Corridor Just an hour’s drive from Portland is one of Oregon’s special places: the spectacular Molalla River Recreation Corridor. The Molalla River is a free‐ flowing tributary of the Willamette, rising in the protected forests of the Table Rock Wilderness and cascading through spectacular basalt formations en route to the valley floor. Outdoor Fun Close By The Recreation Corridor is accessible by car, and offers opportunities for memorable family outings, including picnicking, hiking, camping, swimming, white‐water rafting, kayaking, How to Get There

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Page 1: Welcome to the Molalla River Recreation Corridor

Fish and Wildlife The upper river and its major tributaries provide critical spawning and rearing habitat for salmon, native wild steelhead

and cutthroat trout, and habitat for northern spotted owl, pileated woodpecker, red tree vole, red‐legged frog and Pacific giant salamander. The Molalla River Alliance is a nonprofit, all‐volunteer conservatigroup comprised of more

Shotgun Falls than 45 public and private, regional, local, state and federal organizations and groups as well as

individuals and property owners who are dedicated to preserving the water quality of the Molalla River, sustaining the wildlife, fish and plants, and promoting family‐friendly recreational opportunities in the Molalla River Corridor. The Molalla River Recreation Corridor and adjacent Table Rock Wilderness are managed by the federal Bureau of Land Management for our benefit and for all who come after us. Find out more at www.molallariveralliance.org or call 503‐829‐6211.

Welcome to the

Molalla River Recreation Corridor Just an hour’s drive from Portland is one of Oregon’s special places: the spectacular Molalla River Recreation Corridor. The Molalla River is a free‐flowing tributary of the Willamette, rising in the protected forests of the Table Rock Wilderness and cascading through spectacular basalt formations en route to the valley floor. Outdoor Fun Close By The Recreation Corridor is accessible by car, and offers opportunities for memorable family outings, including picnicking, hiking, camping, swimming, white‐water rafting, kayaking,

How to Get There

http://www.molallariveralliance.org/