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OSU is new owner of Rocky Point Trails and promises to maintain public access
OSU is new owner of Rocky Point Trails and promises to maintain public access
OSU is new owner of Rocky Point Trails and promises to maintain public access

Published on: 05/10/2025

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Portland-based trail group NWTA will remain official steward of the nearly 40 miles of cycling trails.

News Source : https://bikeportland.org/2025/05/09/osu-is-new-owner-of-rocky-point-trails-and-promises-to-maintain-public-access-394295

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