Check out this great article about our local trails, featured by Travel Oregon in their latest email promo! It focuses on the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail, including the Bear Gulch […]
6 Spring Hikes in the Applegate Valley – from Travel Oregon! Read More »
Creating a series of lollipop trails around such destinations as Bald Mountain would allow smaller hikes of 3, 5 or even 10 miles that would open Jack-Ash to more than just gonzo runners and hikers traversing distances average adventurers wouldn’t consider.
Mail Tribune Article Outlining the Planning of the Jack-Ash Trail Read More »
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] On June 9, 2017, the MAIL TRIBUNE reported with Hope Robertson covering the progress of the Jack-Ash Trail. Incredible views and exciting news revealing details of the infamous Jack-Ash
Mail Tribune Covering the Jack-Ash Trail ~ 6/09/17 Read More »
The Mail Tribune published an article today about the roughly 20 miles of the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail and its nearly 10 miles of access trails comprise the first Oregon State
Scenic with a capital “S” – Mail Tribune Article ~10/17/14 Read More »
By Joy Rogalla, Siskiyou Upland Trails Association as published in the printed copy of the November 2013 Jacksonville Review The Sterling Mine Ditch Trail (SMDT) continues to expand and improve with
Sterling Mine Ditch Trail Happenings ~ The Jacksonville Review Nov 20113 Read More »
By Joy Rogalla, Siskiyou Upland Trails Association as published in the printed copy of the October 2013 Jacksonville Review The Hidden Creek Trail lived up to its name for the
Hidden Creek Trail on Anderson Butte Reopened ~ The Jacksonville Review Oct 2013 Read More »
Riding the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail
Becoming a Ditch Rider ~ The Jacksonville Review ~ Aug 2012 Read More »
Our recommended “taste of the Jack-Ash” hike is the trail to Bald Mountain. Its about a 3.5 mile hike out and back depending upon where you start
A Day on Bald Mountain ~ The Jacksonville Review ~ June 2012 Read More »
An exploratory hike to find the Jack-Ash route from Wagner Gap to Point Mountain
Fabulous Views hiking the Jack-Ash route from Wagner Gap to Point Mountain ~ July 2011 Read More »
By By TONY BOOM for the Mail Tribune October 04, 2009 2:00 AM Go to Mail Tribune Article A group that wants to create a hiking, biking and equestrian trail
Idea has spawned interest in a trail between Jacksonville and Grants Pass ~ Oct 2009 Read More »