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Dobbin/Crib Point Trail Project


Project information is subject to change.  Your leader will reach out to you with an email after registration. Reach out to admin@wmhcta.org or info@wmhcta.org if you have questions. 

Trails: Lackey’s Hole Trail #1942, Dobbin Trail #1913, Crib Point Trail #1909

Project Trail Map: Dobbin/Crib Point Trail Project

Itinerary:  This trip will start at the Moss Springs Trailhead. We will hike 2 miles down Lackey’s Hole trail to the junction with the Crib Point Trail, where we will establish a base camp. From there, we will work to clear trees and brush from both the Dobbin and Crib Point Trails.

Directions:‍ ‍From La Grande, Oregon travel northeast on State Highway 82 for about 2 miles to Island City; In Island City continue straight onto State Highway 237 (Cove Highway) and go 13 miles to Cove, Oregon; In Cove turn right on the Union Cove highway and go 1/2 block; Turn left on Hill Street and follow it to 2nd Street; Continue on 2nd Street which turns into Mill Creek Road; Follow Mill Creek Road which turns into Forest Road 6220; Follow Forest Road 6220 for about 8 miles to the campground and trailhead.

**Advisory - the last six miles of Forest Road 6220 is a steep, gravel surface, narrow road.

Bring your own food and the ability to filter water.

Gear Packing List:  Early summer-hot conditions with periods of intense sun exposure and variable weather.

Crew Leader: Mike Hansen

Difficulty Rating: Moderate-Strenuous

You should have experience outdoors and be in good hiking condition with broken-in and tested gear. This is a remote backcountry project, so injuries such as sprains and blisters or even extreme fatigue from not being properly conditioned can quickly become a big safety issue.

Hike: 4/5 Difficult-Strenuous: Hiking is done over all types of terrain along a multi-day trip within 5-10 miles from a TH.

Project Work: 3/5 Moderate: Brushing, crosscut, chainsaw, and tread work.

Possible Hazards: Creek Crossings

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