NW Trail Alliance signs lease to manage 3,000-acre parcel north of Portland
This is literally and figuratively a very big deal.
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A new off-road biking area takes shape in Scappoose
New trail park could make Scappoose a hub of great regional trails.
Major regional timber company now requires permit on popular logging roads
Some of our region’s best gravel roads are now open only if you have a permit.
The Ride: Scappoose to the Banks-Vernonia Trail via logging roads
Pisgah Road near Gunners Lakes Mainline was a wrong turn that turned out right.(Photos J. Maus/BikePortland) Note: Welcome to the first in a series of posts sponsored by 21st Avenue Bicycles. They’ve stepped up to bring you more coverage of bikepacking and adventure rides. Stay tuned all year as we explore the best backroads and … Read more
On local backroads, getting lost is part of the fun
Semi-organized, unsanctioned rides on a mix of gravel and paved roads are increasingly popular these days. There were three in the Portland area last weekend alone. One of the reasons people love these rides is the sense of adventure they afford. There are no markings or course officials. Riders are on their own except for … Read more
Mountain bikers look toward better relations with Scappoose land owner
Riding in Scappoose.(Photo: Jordan Norris) Local mountain bike advocates are working to strengthen their relationship with a timber company in Scappoose. Longview Timber, LLC owns a large tract of land just 20 miles north of Portland that has become a popular riding area over the years. The problem is, while Longview has been gracious in … Read more