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Columbia County to develop 40 miles of unpaved roads and trails near St. Helens
More great reasons to ride in Columbia County.
Pedaling through timber reserves and history in Columbia County
Part of our expanding gravel coverage.
With a new ride and race venue, Columbia County looks to embrace cycling
There’s much more to love than just the Banks-Vernonia Trail.
The Ride: Columbia County’s Burn Road Loop traces pioneer history
A 40-mile loop with 20 miles of gravel that traces back to Oregon pioneer days? That’s the Burn Road Loop in Vernonia.
The Ride: The Beaver Falls Loop in Columbia County
Here’s a great loop north of Vernonia that’s a must-ride this summer.
The Ride: Exploring Columbia County backroads outside of Scappoose
Just northwest of Scappoose are many miles of logging roads just waiting to be ridden.
County launches shuttle to fill transit service void in Columbia Corridor
Amid a historic driving shortage and massive service cuts by TriMet, Multnomah County is stepping further into the transit business with the launch this week of a new shuttle aimed at a key job center in northeast Portland. According to a statement by the County on Tuesday, their free ACCESS shuttle will help people connect … Read more
Columbian: Clark County commisioners want to look into bike license fee
The Columbian newspaper is reporting that Clark County Commissioners want staff to look into a plan to create a bicycle licensing fee. L to R: Clark County Commissioners Steve Stuart, Tom Mielke, and Marc Boldt.
Historic Highway closure cuts key connection to Columbia River Gorge rides
No bikes allowed through either. And no timeline for reopening.
Columbia Slough and Marine Drive path gaps to be filled with Metro bond funds
There were a lot of exciting Portland-area active transportation projects up for Metro funding through its 2025-2027 Regional Flexible Funds Allocation (RFFA) cycle, and not all of them were chosen. But Metro has other pots of money to dip into for regional projects, and they just announced how they’ll use $20 million from the 2019 … Read more