The 23 Portland parks primed for new bike trails and riding areas
Why on earth do we not have more places where people of all ages and abilities can enjoy dirt trails and riding areas in our parks?
Why on earth do we not have more places where people of all ages and abilities can enjoy dirt trails and riding areas in our parks?
The article is very misleading, and unfortunately it’s just the latest example of an ongoing smear campaign.
Eight years later, we have a real plan to work with.
There’s nothing like first-hand experience.
It’s been over four years since the City of Portland embarked on an effort to create a master plan for off-road cycling. The draft of the Off-road Cycling Master Plan came out in November 2017.
They’ve affirmed cycling’s place in our parks and natural areas.
A chance for each side to present their best arguments.
Fueled by stereotypes or just traditional bikelash, it’s really unfortunate.
Finally, the plan we need. But will it be the plan we want?
Singletrack dies in darkness.
Parks must balance recreation and conservation.