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Oregon Parks and Recreation : Technical Resources for Recreation Planning : Recreation Planning, Waterways, Trails : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Technical Resources for Recreation Planning Technical Resources for Recreation and Trail Planning This page is under development. More resources coming soon!
Statewide Planning Documents OPRD is responsible for two statewide planning documents that can be useful to recreation providers for a variety of purposes. These documents include data on statewide recreation trends, demographic and geographic trends, strategic actions for recreation providers, grant scoring criteria, and more.
Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) Funding Resources for Recreation Projects Local Government Grant Program : a program for public outdoor recreation projects on land owned by local governments Land and Water Conservation Fund : a federal grant program for public outdoor recreation projects on local, state, and tribal lands Recreational Trails Program : a federal grant program for trail projects on public land ATV Grant Program : a program for ATV trail-related projects and operations on public land County Opportunity Grant Program : a program for projects at county owned campgrounds Heritage Grant Programs : programs administered by OPRD’s Heritage Division, some of which could relate to parks and recreation Other Government Grant Programs: Federal Lands Access Program (FHWA) Oregon Community Paths (ODOT) Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund (ODFW) Oregon State Marine Board Grants (OSMB) Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) Regional Flexible Funds (Metro) Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program (National Parks Service) Foundations, Private, or Industry Funding Resources: The following entities may have funding resources available for recreation related projects or initiatives.
Refer to the links below for more information. IMBA Trail Accelerator Program M. J.
Murdock Charitable Trust Oregon Community Foundation Polaris TRAILS Grants Program REI Cooperative Action Fund Trails Trust (Fox Factory) The Conservation Alliance Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Accessibility and Inclusion OPRD Accessibility Standards 2023 Accessibility Design Standards ADA Quick Reference Guides ADA Quick Reference Guide – General ADA Quick Reference Guide – Parking ADA Quick Reference Guide – Restrooms ADA Quick Reference Guide – Camping Other Accessibility Design Resources: Access Recreation’s Guidelines for Providing Trail Information to People with Disabilities Accessibility Toolkit for Land Managers IMBA Adaptive Mountain Bike Standards Q&A KASA Adaptive Mountain Biking Trail Standards American Trails Accessibility Resources U.S. Access Board Guidelines for Outdoor Recreational Facilities U.S. Forest Service Accessibility Resources Mobility Mat Toolkit (Oregon's Coast Visitor's Association Inclusion & Reducing Barriers to the Outdoors Equitable and Inclusive Trails (Rails to Trails Conservancy) National Recreation and Park Association Resources Engaging Diverse Groups in Building Community Resiliency Through Stewardship Inclusive Healthy Places Companion Guide Planning for Inclusion with Parks for Inclusion (video) Hiker Leader Handbook (People of Color Outdoors) Recreational Trail Resources For additional resources, refer to the Accessibility section above.
Recreational Trails Funding Sources (2021) : use this tool to identify potential funding sources based on type of trail (non-motorized, motorizd, water) and project phase (e.g. planning, development) Evaluation of Potential Alternative Non-Motorized Trail Funding Sources (2018 SCORP white paper) USFS National Strategy for a Sustainable Trails System Trail Planning & Design Guides Ready, Set, Plan?!
Trail Planning Made Clear (Oregon Trails Coalition, introductory guide to trail planning) American Trails Resource Library Great Trails Guidebook (NOHVCC, off-highway vehicle trail focused guidelines) Guidelines for a Quality Trail Experience (BLM, mountain bike focused guidelines) Managing Mountain Biking: IMBA’s Guide to Providing Great Riding (IMBA, mountain bike focused guidelines) National Park Service Resources and Publications (NPS, general planning resources) PCTA Trails Skills College Basic Trails Design Curriculum (PCTA, basic trail design) Trails Handbook: Planning, Design, Construction, Maintenance (CA State Parks, nonmotorized trail guidance) Trail Solutions: IMBA’s Guide to Building Sweet Single Track (IMBA, mountain bike focused guidelines) USFS Standard Trail Plans and Specifications Design Guidelines for Recreational Boating Facilities (OSMB) Trail Maintenance & Stewardship Trails Partnerships: A Guide to Asking the Right Questions (Oregon Trails Coalition) USFS Trail Maintenance and Construction Notebook USFS Trail Management Toolbox Find a Corps tool (The Corps Network) Access Recreation Guidelines for Providing Trail Information to People with Disabilities Example websites applying the guidelines: Tualatin River Wildlife Refuge Trail Access Information (Beneficial Designs) Intertwine Regional Trail Signage Guidelines (Metro, regional trail signage guidelines) OPRD Sign Manual (update in progress) Electric Mobility & E-Bikes E-Bike Research and Case Studies (FHWA) E-Bike Resources for Land Managers Guide (People for Bikes) Class I e-bike community conversations findings report (Deschutes Trails Coalition) Safety, Education and Etiquette Trail etiquette sign templates (City of Eugene & Intertwine) Share the Trail campaign materials (Oregon Equestrian Trails) Tread Lightly!
(motorized trail safety and education) Balancing Conservation & Recreation Trails as resilient infrastructure guidebook and webinar (FHWA and Oregon Trails Coalition) Recreation Ecology Literature Review (Metro) Sustaining wildlife with recreation on public lands synthesis (USDA) Allocating recreation with fairness at the forefront: A research-based planning and management guidebook (USFS) Using wildlife fright distance to inform trail planning guidebook (forthcoming 2027) Have an idea or a resource to add?
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