Clackamas River Bluffs
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What are the Clackamas River
The Clackamas River Bluffs are located on the north side of the
Three main streams feed the
Interesting geologic formations occur in this area with a cliff and cave system that provides unique bat habitat. On one property, old growth trees complement the unique natural features in this area providing good habitat for birds and wildlife.
Why conserve this land?
The Clackamas River supplies drinking water for numerous Clackamas County residents. Wild salmon still spawn in the Clackamas watershed. Fly fisherman and recreational boaters also enjoy the Wild and Scenic nature of the river. The Clackamas River is truly a gem of the Portland region.
The Clackamas River Bluffs are an important natural feature of this river system. The bluffs are threatened because a population increase to 67,000 people is planned for the
Our Accomplishments
Three Rivers conserved 29 acres in the Clackamas River Bluffs area in September 2005. This property was conserved in partnership with the landowners, Jeff and Lita Pratt, as well as financial assistance from
Next Steps
Three Rivers will continue working with landowners to conserve this unique conservation corridor and plans to acquire another 80 acres.