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Volunteer groups work over weekend to improve trail to Blandford Canyon

By Calley Hair, Columbian staff writer
Published: February 9, 2021, 6:04am
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Washington Trails Association volunteers Andrew Leibrand, left, and Paul Pierce help create a new trail to Blandford Canyon on Friday during a Washington Trails Association work party near South Cliff Park. Volunteers continued the work on Saturday and Sunday.
Washington Trails Association volunteers Andrew Leibrand, left, and Paul Pierce help create a new trail to Blandford Canyon on Friday during a Washington Trails Association work party near South Cliff Park. Volunteers continued the work on Saturday and Sunday. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

The residents of Vancouver’s quiet Southcliff Neighborhood have a hidden gem in their backyards — a mile-long trail system, tucked away behind the neighborhood park.

The Blandford Canyon trail is lush and green, and would be easily accessible to nearby residents looking for a quick hike. The problem, according to Washington Trails Association Southwest Regional Manager Ryan Ojerio, was that the trail was never explicitly planned, and had some quirks as a result.

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