Steve Gray, Clallam County Transportation Program manager said: “We’re really focusing on that U.S. 101 to Three Rivers, seven and a half miles of trail corridor. We’ve secured a half-mile of that with an easement from (the state Department of Natural Resources),”
See Peninsula Daily News article by Brian Gawley
See the list and dates at 2023 Traveler’s Journal
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See the Peninsula Daily News article – Hall Baetz Viewpoint
Restoration of OAT Segment (west of Joyce Access Road).
The DNR has given permission to proceed with restoration of the OAT trail segment west of the Joyce Access Road that has been closed due to timber harvesting. The trail restoration project will be a combined effort of the County, volunteers, and any other resources (e.g., chain gang) that can be assembled. DNR is hoping to contribute labor (if available) and assist with needed materials. Significant work towards trail restoration is expected to move forward in July.
Cooper Ranch Road between Milepost 0.23 and Milepost 0.40 will be closed completely beginning July 18 thru October 17 in order to install a new culvert in Kugel Creek to remove an existing fish passage barrier.
The closed road segment during this period is just west of the ODT-Camp Creek Trailhead off of Cooper Ranch Road. During the closure period, the ODT-Camp Creek Trailhead and parking area off of Cooper Ranch Road will remain open. However, there will be no improved access around the closure point to continue west from the ODT-Camp Creek Trailhead on Cooper Ranch Rd.
Here’s a link to the RwGPS route around the Kugel creek culvert work.
https://ridewithgps.com/
Construction is proceeding with some changes. See new date>
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After a full year of no rides and the stop-start season of 2021, the Sequim Wheelers are gearing up for the organization’s fifth season of offering free rides to North Olympic Peninsula residents with mobility issues.
See the full article courtesy of the Peninsula Daily News
Today the nine volunteers worked from 9-11am pulling out 2,014 Scotch Broom plants. Lots of smiles at the end of our shift on a job well done.
BROOM BUSTER volunteers on were; Gretha D., Mindy E., Larry K., Vern K., Anita K., Brian M., Susan N., Jan R., and Roger W. Their focus today was Old Blyn Hwy, where .8 miles of roadway is shared with the ODT. Photos courtesy of Gretha.
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