Upcoming Actvities (updated 6/16/09) See the Activities page for details

In the past 12 months, more than 59,000 hikers took to
the two trails on Badger Mt. Really! See the stats.


Saturday, June 20 - The Summer Solstice; sunet at 8:53 PM

July 7 - Full moon; sunset at 8:50 PM, moonrise at 9:18 PM

Read about upcoming Badger Mt. and regional hikes on our Activities page:  nature walks. . . fund-raising hikes. . .
wildflowers. . . native plants. . .wildlife rehabilitation. . . wild lands rehabilitation.

Second Harvest logo   The fund-raising "Hike for Hunger" on Badger Mt. on May 16 was a resounding success.
   See photos from the hike on our Pictures page.
Stuck Truck has Been Removed from Alongside the Canyon Trail
Scene of truck-meets-trail
On Sunday, February 22, the truck was removed via a team effort of Benton County, Friends of Badger, and the Peak Putters 4-wheeler club. You can read about it and see some photos here.
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We are a group of local residents who came together in early 2003 to see if we could preserve our local ridges for their scenic view and as open space. We believed something must be done before their beauty was permanently changed by irreversible development. When we learned that 574 acres was for sale on the crest and slopes of Badger Mountain, our goal became to acquire this land to be held as open space. We named ourselves the Friends of Badger Mountain.

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