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McBee Trail
McBee Trail
[Image description: a dirt trail goes through a dense path of bright green trees and vegetation.]
Alsea Falls
Alsea Falls
[Image description: A 20 foot waterfall sits in between patches of green trees. A flat rock is pictured in the foreground of the photo.]
Bridge Crossing
Bridge Crossing
[Image description: a brown bridge stretches across a shallow part of river. The bridge has tall handrailings and leads toward a forest of trees and low vegetation.]
Land Acknowledgement
The Alsea River takes its name from Indian villagers (Alsi/Alseya) who lived around the extensive estuary on the lower river. The estuary and nearby coves along the coast provided abundant foodstuffs as did seasonal gathering treks to the upper valley (oregonencyclopedia.org). This area was originally home to the Siuslaw, Yaquina, Siletz, and Alsea peoples.
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