Plan for new path on Bridge of the Gods moves forward in search of funding
The path would connect to adjacent trails and bike routes.
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The path would connect to adjacent trails and bike routes.
A key connection between a state trail and a wonderful park.
Big puddles and big smiles.
We’re excited to share a post written for BikePortland from local author Laura Foster. Foster is the woman behind many excellent guidebooks including her latest — Columbia Gorge Getaways. The post below is adapted from that book.
Escaping the city with a new transit option.
Dylan VanWeelden takes us to Cascade Locks for some cyclocross action.
A trip to Cascade Locks in the Columbia River Gorge reveals a small town with big bicycling ambitions.
Thunder Island Brewing Company in Cascade Locks sets out to serve tourists pedaling the newly reconnected Historic Columbia River Highway.
NBA legend Bill Walton walking over the Bridge of the Gods this past summer.(Photo: Jeff Bernards) The Bridge of the Gods is a key connection for bicycling and hiking over the Columbia River between Oregon and Washington. But the span, which is about 40 miles east of downtown Portland, has one big problem — it … Read more
Some of the proposed trails.– Download larger map here – It’s still a drive from Portland, but as far as I’m concerned, any new mountain bike trails in our region are worth celebrating and supporting. It’s with that in mind that I share news of the Cascade Locks International Mountain Bike (CLIMB) Trails System. This … Read more
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project