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How to come to the watershed.

Cure + Era gatherings begin in the Molalla River watershed, hosted at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge among old-growth forest, river, meadow, cabins, shared tables, and places of quiet. Here are the details for arriving with care.

Trout Creek lodge

Our Place

Cure + Era’s inaugural 2026 and 2027 gatherings will take place in Oregon’s Molalla River watershed and will be hosted at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge. Here, old-growth forest, river, meadow, trails, cabins, shared tables, and places of quiet become part of the curriculum. The watershed is not simply the setting for the work. It is one of the teachers.

The communal lodge at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge
The communal lodge at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge

Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge

A 200-acre old-growth riparian forest ecosystem, stewarded by the same settler colonial family since 1916, yet still the unceded ancestral land of the Molalla peoples. Forest, river, cabins, and communal spaces where the watershed becomes part of the practice and query.

Forest light at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge
A canoe beside dark creek water
A forest path near Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge
Warm wood interior at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge
Cabin detail at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge
Cabin exterior at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge
Wide property view at Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge

Reserve a Watershed Stay
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Lodging
Getting Here
Frequently Asked Questions
Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge

Reserve a Watershed Stay
Calendar
Lodging
Getting Here
Frequently Asked Questions
Trout Creek Wilderness Lodge

Come with enough information to feel oriented, and enough quiet for the place to remain itself.

Come with enough information to feel oriented, and enough quiet for the place to remain itself.

Watershed Context

Watershed Context

Read the broader Molalla watershed reflection in The Commons.

Read the broader Molalla watershed reflection in The Commons.