Elijah Bristow Restoration Walking Tour

Join us and Oregon State Parks as we walk the River Trail and talk about the need for restoration at Elijah Bristow State Park. We will walk about a mile and a half and talk about human impacts on the park, where habitat is already healthy, and what restoration might look like on the ground. Our tour guides will be Ka-Voka Jackson, Restoration Projects Manager at the Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council, and Sean Stewart, Park Ranger at Elijah Bristow State Park.

We will be walking on a level trail with some uneven surfaces for about a mile and a half. We are also offering accommodations via motorized vehicle if you are unable to walk this distance.

Registration is required and can be found here. We will be holding several tours over the course of September and October so we hope you can join us!

We ask that everyone who attends wears a mask as physical distancing will be difficult as we walk the trail. All Lane County public health recommendations will be followed.