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Cottonwood Canyon; It’s all in a Name... Touch the Wild: See steelhead flash silver in the longest undammed river west of the Continental Divide. Marvel at one of Oregon’s largest herds of free-roaming bighorn sheep. Gaze at the raptors gliding overhead, and inhale the fragrance of a spring wildflower bloom the moment it happens. This park will protect the Wild, and restore it wherever needed. Discover Sustenance: Walk the lands and stride alongside the river that gives life to fish, plants, wildlife … and people. See how people look to this landscape to produce food, water and shelter. This park will celebrate our reliance on the land. Play, with Pride: Take an intimate hike through a personal wild canyonland. Dip a paddle in the John Day River for the first time. Feel the thrill of cresting the first (or last) hill of the day. This park will take natural outdoor play to its highest level. Understand the Grand Scheme: Peel back the layers and discover the intricate connections between natural forces that have left their mark on Cottonwood Canyon. Sun, wind, lavarock, grass, river, fish, eagle, human … this park will lay bare the ongoing cycle of creation, decline and re-creation. Preserve the Irreplaceable: Clean air, water and soils are more than merely beautiful. They are necessary for life. This park will restore to prime health lands and waters—and the fertile boundary where they meet. Tap into the Bounty: Sample the riches created by a bountiful landscape: fish, game, the bounty of local crops and livestock. This park will be a source of wealth for visitors and the nearby community. Become Oregonian: Fall for a wild landscape, because that’s what Oregonians do. Not content to simply know the wild places are there, the Oregon spirit compels firsthand discovery through camping, trails, fishing, paddling and more. This park will welcome Oregonians with a passion for both traditional and newer outdoor pursuits. Find Your Place in History: Sense the deep, millenia-spanning natural and social history of Cottonwood Canyon. Powerful forces continue to shape this landscape – a mighty carving river, lava flows, the dry Eastern Oregon climate, indigenous cultural values and more recent peoples, rare native grasslands and a vital salmon ecosystem. This park will celebrate the history of this area, and will be known as this generation’s contribution to the Oregon legend. Know the Beauty of the Canyon: Drink in sights unimagined, composed by nature’s endless repertoire. This is a land of goosenecked canyons, swaying grass, and silver rivers. From crisp, brilliant sunrises to a night so clear you can see a thousand stars, Cottonwood Canyon is a feast for the eyes. This park will touch the land lightly, and allow its natural beauty to take center stage. If you’re an Oregonian, you probably have a favorite park. Might be the one down the street, or someplace hours away. Ever stop to ask, “Why do I love this place?” Well, we ask that question every time we fire up the park planning machine. It starts with values. So let’s talk about them. What do you think of the values below in relation to how they describe Cottonwood Canyon and the surrounding area? How important are they to you? Which ones do you like the best? Which ones would you change? Is there something important about the canyon that we have not described here --what is it? Please write your thoughts on the sticky notes provided and place them on the park map on the right...

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Cottonwood Canyon;It’s all in a Name...

Touch the Wild:See steelhead �ash silver in the longest undammed river west of the Continental Divide. Marvel at one of Oregon’s largest herds of free-roaming bighorn sheep. Gaze at the raptors gliding overhead, and inhale the fragrance of a spring wild�ower bloom the moment it happens. This park will protect the Wild, and restore it wherever needed.

Discover Sustenance:Walk the lands and stride alongside the river that gives life to �sh, plants, wildlife … and people. See how people look to this landscape to produce food, water and shelter. This park will celebrate our reliance on the land.

Play, with Pride:Take an intimate hike through a personal wild canyonland. Dip a paddle in the John Day River for the �rst time. Feel the thrill of cresting the �rst (or last) hill of the day. This park will take natural outdoor play to its highest level.

Understand the Grand Scheme:Peel back the layers and discover the intricate connections between natural forces that have left their mark on Cottonwood Canyon. Sun, wind, lavarock, grass, river, �sh, eagle, human … this park will lay bare the ongoing cycle of creation, decline and re-creation.

Preserve the Irreplaceable:Clean air, water and soils are more than merely beautiful. They are necessary for life. This park will restore to prime health lands and waters—and the fertile boundary where they meet.

Tap into the Bounty:Sample the riches created by a bountiful landscape: �sh, game, the bounty of local crops and livestock. This park will be a source of wealth for visitors and the nearby community.

Become Oregonian:Fall for a wild landscape, because that’s what Oregonians do. Not content to simply know the wild places are there, the Oregon spirit compels �rsthand discovery through camping, trails, �shing, paddling and more. This park will welcome Oregonians with a passion for both traditional and newer outdoor pursuits.

Find Your Place in History:Sense the deep, millenia-spanning natural and social history of Cottonwood Canyon. Powerful forces continue to shape this landscape – a mighty carving river, lava �ows, the dry Eastern Oregon climate, indigenous cultural values and more recent peoples, rare native grasslands and a vital salmon ecosystem. This park will celebrate the history of this area, and will be known as this generation’s contribution to the Oregon legend.

Know the Beauty of the Canyon:Drink in sights unimagined, composed by nature’s endless repertoire. This is a land of goosenecked canyons, swaying grass, and silver rivers. From crisp, brilliant sunrises to a night so clear you can see a thousand stars, Cottonwood Canyon is a feast for the eyes. This park will touch the land lightly, and allow its natural beauty to take center stage.

If you’re an Oregonian, you probably have a favorite park. Might be the one down the street, or someplace hours away. Ever stop to ask, “Why do I love this place?” Well, we ask that question every time we �re up the park planning machine.

It starts with values. So let’s talk about them. What do you think of the values below in relation to how they describe Cottonwood Canyon and the surrounding area? How important are they to you? Which ones do you like the best? Which ones would you change? Is there something important about the canyon that we have not described here --what is it?

Please write your thoughts on the sticky notes provided and place them on the park map on the right...

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Please tell us about your community. Post a sticky on the maps describing what is important to you about your town, the John Day River, parks or places you spend time at...

What are the negative consequences of being in a community near the park, and how can we lesson them?

What needs protecting along the river, between Clarno and the Columbia?

What types of recreation are appropriate along the lower reaches of the John Day River?

Communities and Parks along the John Day River

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How can Oregonian’sbe proud of this park?

In setting out our vision for Cottonwood we want to make a park that is based upon Oregonian values;

People who love the wild and like to spend time in wild places.

This planning process is an open invitation to Oregonians asking you to join us in this e�ort; consider what you value about the last of the wild places and then commit to working with us as we move forward in not only opening this park by 2013, but beyond into our next century.

Tell us about you idea of what this park might mean to the state. If your a neighbor, live in a town nearby, or will drive from Portland, Bend, Tri-Cities or Salem, we want to know what this park might mean to you:

How can Cottonwood portray a lifestyle in Eastern Oregon that respects the wilds and realizes an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors?

What role does Cottonwood have to play in telling the story of Oregon and the John Day River?

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Cottonwood Can yonState Park

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EllensburgEllensburg

OthelloOthello

StaytonStayton

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WapatoWapato

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199th

379th

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222n

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164t

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260th

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Oregon Lambert ProjectionDatum NAD 83

Cottonwood CanyonRegional Context

Oregon Parks & Recreation Dept.725 Summer St. NE, Suite CSalem OR, 97301

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