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Connecting our unique heritage to the people of Vancouver and the world
PAST PRESENT THE FUTURE
Old Evergreen Historic Trail, (OEHT) is the road that connects dreamers, builders, explorers, sportsmen, and conservationists from the past and future. Our goal is to build a trail along this historic road to preserve our history, improve pedestrian & bicycle safety, and inspire a spirit of community for future explorers.
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See Specific Neighborhood Association Pages for Updated Nomination, Voting and Bylaws
See Specific Neighborhood Association Pages for Updated Nomination, Voting and Bylaws
It is time to vote for board member positions and update bylaws. Go to your respective neighborhood association to learn more.
Go to Columbia River Neighbor Association Page
Go to Columbia River Neighbor Association Page
Learn about voting and nominating new board members, progress and other updates.
Go to Old Evergreen Highway Neighborhood Association
Go to Old Evergreen Highway Neighborhood Association
Learn about voting and nominating new board members, progress and other updates.
Proudly Part of American History
Proudly Part of American History
Part of the Lewis and Clark historic trail
Would you like to get regular updates on trail progress sign up below
Would you like to get regular updates on trail progress sign up below
Taken from the Lewis and Clark Regional Trail Clark County, Washington Connecting Communities via 50 miles of trail from Washougal to La Center. https://clark.wa.gov/sites/default/files/fileuploads/public-works/2019/05/4b_concept_lewis_and_clark_trail_2_page_brief_summary.pdf
Part of the Larger Vision for Clark County
Part of the Larger Vision for Clark County
The OEHT section, highlighted in orange and part of the purple on the map, is a vital connecting piece to the entire trail system. This section of trail connects the Eastern part of Clark County (Washougal and Camas), extends to the south, accessing Oregon, via the 205 freeway, reaching downtown Vancouver, and finally North to La Center, WA.
Our Trail Tells A Unique Story of the American Dream
Our Trail Tells A Unique Story of the American Dream
Our unique story of visionaries who built the 205 bridge, shippers who delivered lumber for the Queen's Castle in Hawaii, entrepreneurs who built regional businesses, and the engineers who made dreams possible. Each contribution shares a story of courage, vision, and resilience. We want to share our many stories with those who walk along the trail. By using QR codes, we will provide a step-through history to experience of how the American Dream was realized in our community.
Our Goal
Our Goal
To build a 10-foot-wide multi-use trail that connects multiple cities within Clark County. This trail will provide safety for residents and visitors, while highlighting our shared history.
Progress Toward the Goal
Progress Toward the Goal
Slow but steady progress has been made toward completion. The map shows the completed sections of the OEHT trail, sections scheduled for completion in 2026, and the current funding focus.
Do you have a question, or want to connect?
Do you have a question, or want to connect?
The Next Step
The Next Step
The funding target section of the trail is broken into three manageable building sections:
The funding target section of the trail is broken into three manageable building sections:
Phase 1: Columbia Springs/SE Riverwood Ct.- SE Bella Vista Pl./Steamboat Landing
Phase 2: SE Bella Vista Pl./Steamboat Landing-SE 155th Ave.
Phase 3: SE 155th Ave.-164th Ave.
Phase 4: 164th St-192nd.
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