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Heritage Trail FAQ
What is the Columbia River Heritage Trail? A twelve mile non-motorized recreational trail, roughly paralleling the Columbia River, connecting Irrigon and Boardman Communities. The trail is ideal for activities such as hiking, bicycling, jogging and nature study.
Who owns Columbia River Heritage Trail? Government agencies and private corporations own the land. Morrow County Heritage Trail is developing as money and opportunities arise. Today the trail is open between Irrigon and Boardman. Future plans expansion to a 25 mile trail from Umatilla to Gilliam County.
Where do funds come for the Columbia River Heritage Trail? Volunteers: contribute time and energy for the annual Oregon SOLV "Down by the Riverside" trail cleanup; organize the annual Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Heritage Day; & conduct fundraising activities for trail amenities and matching grant funds.
Contact the Morrow County Planning Department, 541-922-4624 for ways to support the Columbia River Heritage Trail
