Pedaling through timber reserves and history in Columbia County
Part of our expanding gravel coverage.
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E-scooters to return next month with tougher regulations on riders and operators
Portland’s second attempt at integrating electric scooters into the mobility mix could get started as early as April 26th. And unlike the 2,000 scooters we had on the streets last year, the Portland Bureau of Transportation will start with 2,500 and estimates we could see as many as 9,000 if enough scooter companies play ball … Read more
Alpenrose lawsuit and sale dies; the velodrome and ‘cross venue lives!
Great news to start off your weekend: The Portland Tribune reported a few hours ago that the possible sale of Alpenrose Dairy that would have ended public access to the velodrome and cyclocross venue is off. As we shared earlier this month, fears of a sale of the dairy and surrounding property led to a … Read more
Jobs of the Week: GO Box, Velotech, Community Cycling Center
We had four jobs posted this week… and one of them (from Pedal Bike Tours) has already been filled! Just goes to show that if you are job-curious, you should: sign up for the Job Listings Email so you get notified ASAP; spend the measly $75 to post your job with us because these listings … Read more
Weekend Event Guide: Rat Patrol, Albina history tour, gold sprints, and more
Lots of fun options.
Check our Gravel Riding Guide and get excited for the season
Gravel is coming.
Guest Opinion: Losing the 7th Avenue greenway
We may not get the greenway we wanted but we can still make a better community.
PBOT decides on 9th Avenue for route of future Lloyd to Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway
A disappointment for some, a compromise for all.
Our annual don’t be a jerk in River View Cemetery post
The cemetery is a place for respect, not PRs.
Pressure builds on ODOT as new concerns surface around I-5 Rose Quarter project
More bad news for ODOT.
At hearing on speed limit bills, lawmaker bristles at mention of ‘traffic violence’
‘Traffic violence’ comes of age.