Off Road Cycling Master Plan
Policymakers ride off-road trails amid pleas for more of them
There’s nothing like first-hand experience.
Advocates will ride with policymakers to urge Off-road Cycling Master Plan completion
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.
In off-road plan letter, Parks Board supports trails in Forest Park and River View Natural Area
They’ve affirmed cycling’s place in our parks and natural areas.
Cycling advocates pack meeting of Parks Board as they consider Off-road Cycling Plan
A chance for each side to present their best arguments.
Editorial: Portland’s irrational fear of off-road cycling
Fueled by stereotypes or just traditional bikelash, it’s really unfortunate.
Crunch time for off-road cycling plan with all eyes on Portland Parks Board meeting
Finally, the plan we need. But will it be the plan we want?
Off-road Cycling Master Plan: Another dead end or a new beginning?
Singletrack dies in darkness.
In nod to off-road cycling, Mayor Wheeler urges Parks Bureau to stay relevant
Parks must balance recreation and conservation.
Guest post: Where we stand on Portland’s Off-road Cycling Master Plan
The Draft Plan is simultaneously promising and problematic.
Draft Off-road Cycling Master Plan now available for comment
Plan recommends new dirt cycling trails in Washington Park and Forest Park.
Guest post: Hopes and concerns for Forest Park loom over off-road cycling plan
A crucial time for off-road cycling, and Forest Park in particular.
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