Clackamas County launches survey to guide their new bike map
Even if you carry a smartphone, there are still a few times when paper does some jobs best.
Even if you carry a smartphone, there are still a few times when paper does some jobs best.
The Great Recession has left plenty of marks on the Portland area. Here’s one of the happier ones.
People who live near the last stop on the Orange Line want to redevelop their area for low-car life.
Clackamas County Commissioner Tootie Smith asked whether anti-climate-change efforts are fruitless, so Americans shouldn’t bother with them.
More than half the money in Metro’s climate plan is already slated to go to road construction and repair.
Riders at Sandy Ridge say an older couple is roaming the trails looking for trouble — and they’ve got mace and a loaded gun if
A two-week virtual open house launched Monday to give people who bike and walk in Clackamas County a chance to share their expertise and opinion on the best routes for the county to improve.
The slopes south and west of Mount Hood could become Oregon’s next great bike tourism destination, Clackamas County leaders said Saturday.
Grant awards for bike projects are a clear sign that it’s all coming together for bike tourism in Clackamas County.
The beloved Springwater Corridor Trail just grew by 2.25 miles and now extends all the way into Boring.
If you live in Clackamas County, there are lots of spots open on their Pedestrian/Bikeway Advisory Committee… See the official notice below: Three-year volunteers needed for Clackamas County Pedestrian/Bikeway Advisory Committee What’s on your mind? Clackamas County is seeking up to seven volunteers to serve for three-year terms on the Pedestrian/Bikeway Advisory Committee. The committee … Read more
The newly completed Rosemont Trail, a paved path that connects downtown Lake Oswego to West Linn in Clackamas County, should be cause for celebration — except for that fact that bicycling is banned on about half of its entire length. After The Oregonian covered this story yesterday, we got several emails from readers who were … Read more
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