Lands north of the intersection of Maple Grove Rd. and Sawtell Rd.
Oregon
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Open
Oregon
Lands north of the intersection of Maple Grove Rd. and Sawtell Rd.
Closed
Open
Lands south of the intersection of Maple Grove Rd. and Sawtell Rd.
Oregon
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Open
Oregon
Lands south of the intersection of Maple Grove Rd. and Sawtell Rd.
Closed
Open
Cispus 300
Washington
Vihicale Use
Open
Vihicale Use
Open
Washington
Cispus 300
Open
Open
Cispus 340 line
Washington
Vihicale Use
Open
Vihicale Use
Open
Washington
Cispus 340 line
Open
Open
Winston Creek 100 line
Washington
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Open
Washington
Winston Creek 100 line
Closed
Open
Winston Creek 200 line
Washington
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Closed
Washington
Winston Creek 200 line
Closed
Closed
Landers Creek 400 line
Washington
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Open
Washington
Landers Creek 400 line
Closed
Open
P 1000 line Peterman Hill (Port Blakely ownership only, look for signage)
Washington
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Open
Washington
P 1000 line Peterman Hill (Port Blakely ownership only, look for signage)
Closed
Open
Falls Road 200
Washington
Vihicale Use
Open
Vihicale Use
Open
Washington
Falls Road 200
Open
Open
Black River at Littlerock Rd./Scatter Creek at Case Rd. (access is subject to WA Dept of Fish & Wildlife access point status)
Washington
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Open
Washington
Black River at Littlerock Rd./Scatter Creek at Case Rd. (access is subject to WA Dept of Fish & Wildlife access point status)
Closed
Open
Hwy 108 to the railroad (Permanent Closure)
Washington
Vihicale Use
Closed
Vihicale Use
Closed
Washington
Hwy 108 to the railroad (Permanent Closure)
Closed
Closed
US Forestry
Rooted in heritage, growing for the future.
Rooted in heritage, growing for the future.
As one of the Pacific Northwestās oldest private timber companies, our US Forestry operations have helped shape the regionās forests for generations. We manage working lands in Washington and Oregon with a long-term perspective, balancing productivity with ecological resilience.
Certified under the Sustainable Forestry InitiativeĀ® (SFIĀ®) standard, our operations meet rigorous state forest practice laws and often go further. We participate in voluntary conservation agreements that protect fish, wildlife, and water quality.
In select forests, we extend harvest cycles by 25 to 50 percent beyond industry norms, producing premium timber while enhancing carbon storage and supporting more resilient, biologically diverse ecosystems. By aligning conservation goals with business needs, weāre growing healthier forests for the future.
Our commitment goes beyond the forest. Guided by an employee-led giving committee, we support education, local organizations, and community initiatives that reflect our values. In doing so, we help strengthen the places we call home and the communities connected to our forests.
As one of the Pacific Northwestās oldest private timber companies, our US Forestry operations have helped shape the regionās forests for generations. We manage working lands in Washington and Oregon with a long-term perspective, balancing productivity with ecological resilience.
Certified under the Sustainable Forestry InitiativeĀ® (SFIĀ®) standard, our operations meet rigorous state forest practice laws and often go further. We participate in voluntary conservation agreements that protect fish, wildlife, and water quality.
In select forests, we extend harvest cycles by 25 to 50 percent beyond industry norms, producing premium timber while enhancing carbon storage and supporting more resilient, biologically diverse ecosystems. By aligning conservation goals with business needs, weāre growing healthier forests for the future.
Our commitment goes beyond the forest. Guided by an employee-led giving committee, we support education, local organizations, and community initiatives that reflect our values. In doing so, we help strengthen the places we call home and the communities connected to our forests.
As one of the Pacific Northwestās oldest private timber companies, our US Forestry operations have helped shape the regionās forests for generations. We manage working lands in Washington and Oregon with a long-term perspective, balancing productivity with ecological resilience.
Certified under the Sustainable Forestry InitiativeĀ® (SFIĀ®) standard, our operations meet rigorous state forest practice laws and often go further. We participate in voluntary conservation agreements that protect fish, wildlife, and water quality.
In select forests, we extend harvest cycles by 25 to 50 percent beyond industry norms, producing premium timber while enhancing carbon storage and supporting more resilient, biologically diverse ecosystems. By aligning conservation goals with business needs, weāre growing healthier forests for the future.
Our commitment goes beyond the forest. Guided by an employee-led giving committee, we support education, local organizations, and community initiatives that reflect our values. In doing so, we help strengthen the places we call home and the communities connected to our forests.
What Sets Us Apart
Every day we are working toward a more thoughtful, safe and sustainable way of managing forests.
Products and Services
Sustainably grown timber, reliably delivered from forest to market
Community Connections
Through grants and local initiatives, we invest in our communities
Forest Access
Find information on forest access policies and guidelines
News
Restoration of Robinson Kakahu Wetland
Christchurch, New Zealand ā Port Blakelyās restoration efforts at the Robinson Kakahu Wetland were featured in a recent Environment Canterbury article (June 26, 2025), which features a $5,000 contribution from the ÅrÄri Temuka Åpihi Pareora (OTOP) Water Zone Committee. This funding will enhance the ongoing restoration of the 16-hectare inland wetland in the Geraldine region, a project that Port Blakely has been leading since 2020.
Jun 26, 2025
Drones are Lightening the Load for Forestry Crews
At Port Blakely, weāre constantly seeking new ways to make forestry safer, smarter, and more sustainable. Thatās why we were excited to pilot an innovative technology in our Geraldine forests in New Zealand: heavy-lifting drones that can deliver seedling loads directly to planting crews working in steep, rugged terrain. Recently featured in the Timaru Herald, this pioneering work is the result of a collaboration between Port Blakely and ProVision Ltd., a South Canterbury-based company led by drone innovator Khan Adam.
Jun 20, 2025
Molalla Fifth Graders Explore Forest Science with Port Blakely
This past spring, Port Blakely welcomed fifth-grade classes from Molalla Elementary School to our forest near Molalla as part of our Environmental Education Program. This experience was highlighted in the Molalla River School District Newsletter (June 2025). For the past five years, Port Blakely has hosted students from the Molalla River School District. These forest field trips provide hands-on lessons in forest ecology, the importance of trees, and the diverse wildlife that thrives in our working forests.
Letter to the Editor, āPrioritize Balanceā in Forests
Recent coverage about the Department of Natural Resourcesā ālegacy forestsā suggests that DNR is the only landowner managing extended rotation forests. As a fourth-generation owner of Port Blakely ā a family-owned company that has managed long-rotation forests for generations ā I am concerned by this assumption.
Oct 25, 2024
New Zealand Essential Oils earns FSCĀ® Certification
Christchurch, New ZealandĀ -- Port Blakely New Zealand Essential Oils (PBNZEO), a global leader in sustainable essential oil production, is among the first essential oil producers worldwide to attain the Forest Stewardship CouncilĀ® (FSCĀ®) certification. This milestone validates the companyās commitment to environmental stewardship and recognizes its sustainable practices for customers who maintain chain-of-custody.
