With all of Portland’s bike infrastructure projects to discuss, exciting developments in our neighboring cities don’t always get the attention they deserve. With this in mind, I headed down to Milwaukie yesterday to check out the relatively new SE Linwood Avenue multi-use paths, and I was impressed by what I saw. Linwood Ave is located … Read more
A noted Milwaukie bike advocate gives it a B-. What’s your grade?
The proposed biking and walking path would link Banks in Washington County to Tillamook on the coast.
It’ll be a million-dollar upgrade to the made path that’s run in the grass alongside the tracks for years.
This time, the idea is being driven by Lake Oswego City Council member Jeff Gudman.
When you stitch together the bike plans of every city in the area, you get something pretty spectacular.
As the metro area’s rugged east side races to build its recreational bike network, the gentler, flatter west side is showing how persistence (and a steady stream of money) can pay off.
New path on the Columbia Slough at Vancouver Ave entrance.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) Please note: As of 10/28, the City of Portland has notified us that the path won’t be opened to the public until November 8th. We regret any confusion. The Oregon Department of Transportation and the Portland Parks & Recreation Bureau have teamed … Read more
Bicycling on the paths in Waterfront Park is how many Portlanders get from point A to point B. But they’re also popular with tourists, people strolling during the lunch hour, jogging, and so on.
Getting cleaned up.(Photos and story by Will Vanlue) The Fanno Creek Trail, which the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation Department is grooming for a name-change to the Fanno Creek Greenway, will soon be a little safer for people traveling around Main Street in Tigard. I was passing through the area the other day and noticed … Read more
