Bridge and road closures impact key Gorge bike routes
Work near Multnomah Falls essentially closes the Gorge… unless you want to bike on I-84.
Columbia River Gorge
Two-mile carfree section of paved Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail opens Saturday
The dream of connecting the 73-mile Historic Columbia River Highway between Troutdale and The Dalles will become even closer to reality after this weekend. A celebration with activities for the kids and an open house for new, ADA-accessible and bike-friendly campsites will be held at Viento State Park on Saturday to welcome two new miles … Read more
An e-bike ride on a carfree path in the Columbia River Gorge
You owe it to yourself to ride a carfree section of this trail.
Bike path on Hood River-White Salmon Bridge wins $3.6M federal grant
Another valuable piece of the growing Columbia River Gorge cycling network.
New bike rental service opens in Cascade Locks
It’s a wonderful sign of bike-oriented economic development in the Columbia River Gorge.
Columbia River Gorge car use permit system deemed a success, likely to return
“I feel confident saying that we met our goals of improving visitor experience.” – Terra Lingley, ODOT State of Oregon officials say a permit system created to reduce car use in the Columbia River Gorge this past summer was a success and is very likely to return in 2023. The timed-access permit system was required … Read more
I did the Gorge by bike and it’s the longest and most beautiful ride I’ve ever done
When I saw there was a Pedalpalooza ride from Portland to Multnomah Falls, I was immediately thrilled, and then shocked at myself. Up until very recently, I wouldn’t have thought this was even something a person could do. I’ve had pretty low faith in my athletic abilities for my entire life – physical activity was … Read more
New route guide will get you into the Gorge without a car
A trip to Multnomah Falls on a beautiful summer day can lose its luster after spending an hour circling the parking lot to find an open space. But there’s another way to enjoy everything the gorgeous Columbia River Gorge has to offer – and with no parking required. Thanks to Hood River bike advocate Megan … Read more
Amazing photos from inside the Mitchell Point Tunnel in the Gorge
Can you imagine riding this?! (Photos: AJ Zelada)
