Upcoming Events

Follow the Beaten Path film screening at Caldera
Sep
15

Follow the Beaten Path film screening at Caldera

Join Sisters Trails Alliance for an evening at Caldera September 15!

A Summertime Fundraiser to benefit Sisters Trails Alliance

Sisters Trails Alliance has partnered with the US Forest Service, K Media Films & Timber Reel Productions and Caldera to offer a screening of the film "Follow the Beaten Path", a documentary that explores the delicate balance of non-motorized recreation and conservation in Central Oregon’s National Forests as the community is increasingly drawn to the great outdoors. The conversation about balancing land/wildlife conservation and outdoor recreation has been on-going for decades, but in the 21st century the popularity of outdoor activity is on the rise which makes this conversation as important as ever if we want to continue to experience the beauty mother nature has to offer. The film was created with funding support from the Oregon Wildlife Foundation, Back Country Hunters and Anglers, and Oregon Hunters Association.

A reception with light appetizers and drinks will begin at 5:30 pm at Caldera Campus, 31500 Blue Lake Drive, west of Suttle Lake. Celebrating its 30th year, Caldera is a nonprofit whose mission is to inspire and support youth from underserved urban and rural communities by awakening the potential of their creative voice. Founded in 1996 by Dan Wieden and his family, Caldera has engaged over 15,000 youth through an award-winning, seven-year cohort model that includes an immersive summer program, school and community partnerships, residencies, and performances. An optional tour of the Caldera campus will begin at 5:45 pm.

Screening of the hour long film Follow the Beaten Path will begin at 6:30 pm followed by a Q&A panel with Forest Service and stakeholder personnel. Tickets for the evening are $15 per person and can be purchased online here.

If you are unable to attend the event and would like to support Sisters Trails Alliance's Summertime Fundraiser, donations can be made online at sisterstrails.org/donate. Your generous support will help us build the first major trail system expansion in 15 years, assess and improve our trails for adaptive recreation, and keep trails maintained and accessible for everyone!

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Recreation and Wildlife - A Discussion of Values, Context, and Perspectives
Apr
15

Recreation and Wildlife - A Discussion of Values, Context, and Perspectives

Join us for an engaging event at the Sisters Firehouse Community Hall where we will delve into the world of recreation and wildlife. This in-person gathering will bring together experts and enthusiasts to discuss the values, context, and perspectives surrounding these important topics. Whether you're a nature lover, a conservationist, or simply curious about the intersection of recreation and wildlife, this event is for you. Come ready to share your thoughts and learn from others in a friendly and welcoming environment. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and deepen your understanding of these crucial issues.

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STA Social with ED & Board
Jul
13

STA Social with ED & Board

STA Social at Eurosports.


Join us for an evening of networking and community-building at Eurosports on July 13th, from 6:30-7:30pm. This special social event will provide an opportunity to meet the Executive Director and the incredible STA Board. Enjoy a delightful selection of drinks and food from the amazing food and beverage vendors at Eurosports. Plus, take advantage of our exclusive offer: purchase an STA t-shirt during the social hour and receive a complimentary beer or glass of wine on us! 

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Trail Work Party
Oct
29

Trail Work Party

Our 2022 trail work schedule is now mostly complete, with just a few more trail work parties scheduled in October where we need volunteers. October 29th, please join us to repair the coveted Jeff View Shelter at Three Creeks Nordic Center.   Please visit Better Impact here for more details.

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Trail Work Party
Oct
14

Trail Work Party

Our 2022 trail work schedule is now mostly complete, with just a few more trail work parties scheduled in October where we need volunteers. October 14th is a Fire Splitting at Three Creeks Nordic Center.   Please visit Better Impact here for more information.

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Trail Work Party
Sep
24

Trail Work Party

Our 2022 trail work schedule is now complete and we have many trail work parties where we need volunteers to help with trail maintenance, planning and support. Details will be forthcoming closer to the scheduled date for all events once we have recruited our volunteers. 

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Trail Work Party
Sep
10

Trail Work Party

Our 2022 trail work schedule is now complete and we have two trail work parties scheduled in August where we need volunteers to help with trail maintenance. We have work parties scheduled on August 13th (Green Ridge Trail-brushing) and August 20th (PRT to Whychus Creek TH Tie Trail-tread work) Details will be forthcoming closer to the scheduled date for both events once we have recruited our volunteers. 

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Trail Work Party
Sep
3

Trail Work Party

Our 2022 trail work schedule is now complete and we have two trail work parties scheduled in August where we need volunteers to help with trail maintenance. We have work parties scheduled on August 13th (Green Ridge Trail-brushing) and August 20th (PRT to Whychus Creek TH Tie Trail-tread work) Details will be forthcoming closer to the scheduled date for both events once we have recruited our volunteers. 

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Trail Work Party
Aug
20

Trail Work Party

Our 2022 trail work schedule is now complete and we have two trail work parties scheduled in August where we need volunteers to help with trail maintenance. We have work parties scheduled on August 13th (Green Ridge Trail-brushing) and August 20th (PRT to Whychus Creek TH Tie Trail-tread work) Details will be forthcoming closer to the scheduled date for both events once we have recruited our volunteers. 

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