View ‘Poetry Along the Columbia River Gorge’ by bike this weekend
The poetry and art exhibit is the work of a longtime Gorge cycling advocate.
historic columbia river highway state trail
Mitchell Point Tunnel is open to the public (but you still can’t bike there)
When I heard the news last week, I was excited by the possibility of riding through those carved-rock windows out into river gorge below.
Historic Highway closure cuts key connection to Columbia River Gorge rides
No bikes allowed through either. And no timeline for reopening.
E-bikes are banned at Multnomah Falls Lodge and one man is working to change that
The issue is coming to a head as e-biking soars in popularity in the Gorge.
Mitchell Point Tunnel in the Gorge open to the public for first time in 71 years this weekend
one of the most extraordinary infrastructure projects in our state’s history
ODOT wins $11 million federal grant for final segment of Historic Highway project
Ever closer to realizing the big dream.
Two-mile carfree section of paved Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail opens Saturday
The dream of connecting the 73-mile Historic Columbia River Highway between Troutdale and The Dalles will become even closer to reality after this weekend. A celebration with activities for the kids and an open house for new, ADA-accessible and bike-friendly campsites will be held at Viento State Park on Saturday to welcome two new miles … Read more
An e-bike ride on a carfree path in the Columbia River Gorge
You owe it to yourself to ride a carfree section of this trail.
Federal funding for Eagle Creek Staircase replacement moves forward
The funding will help the project qualify for larger federal grants.
Disability rights advocate visits Eagle Creek stairs to highlight state trail impediment
What’s the price we pay for inaccessible trails?
This should be the year you do the Gorge Ride
If the Gorge is on your mental list of must-rides, register now for the Gorge Ride on June 24th.
Columbia River Gorge car use permit system deemed a success, likely to return
“I feel confident saying that we met our goals of improving visitor experience.” – Terra Lingley, ODOT State of Oregon officials say a permit system created to reduce car use in the Columbia River Gorge this past summer was a success and is very likely to return in 2023. The timed-access permit system was required … Read more