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I took this photo yesterday from the same spot where Portland Police were involved in a fatal shooting this morning. A fatal, police-involved shooting this morning has resulted in a closure of the Springwater Corridor Trail.
Join me on my first-ever ride on the Gresham Fairview Trail.
Most Americans drive through areas that are models for traffic calming almost every day of their lives. But we don’t call them greenways or woonerfs or home zones.
Sunset atop Rocky Butte during 2010 Pedalpalooza. Join us (Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) We hope you’re enjoying our special coverage from east Portland. I think I can speak for Michael (he’s nodding next to me here at our remote office in the Starbucks at Gateway Town Center) and say we love being out here. New streets, … Read more
A group of locals are celebrating the summer by trying something new for one day at 26th and Clinton.
The 130s Greenway is scheduled to be built next fall, and the 100s and 150s greenways are in the works.
An inspiring collaboration of our community and businesses has made it possible for six serious women bike racers to follow their dreams.
Want to help Metro make the 9th edition of the Bike There! map even better? Take this online survey.
For biking, the difference between east Portland and central Portland is about the same as the difference between central Portland and Amsterdam.
Continuing our focus on east Portland this week, I joined a Gateway resident for her commute the Ventura Park Elementary School.
122nd Avenue between Stark and Market.(Photo M.Andersen/BikePortland) 122nd Avenue is part of Portland. But it doesn’t look like “Portland.” Instead, it looks like America. And that means it’s a pretty big opportunity.
BikePortland news editor Michael Andersen and I are holed up in east Portland for an entire week of perspective-shifting, new-road learning adventures. Join us.