Forest Park Trail, St. Helelns, Oregon
If the sole criterion for including hikes in this book was scenery, then the trails in Forest Park probably would not make the cut. The dense forests that the park?s name correctly advertises restrict views and limit the scen... trails.com
Powell Butte Nature Park
This place is best ridden early mornings or weekdays due to lots of hikers and horse riders. Be aware of them at all times. Powell Butte has a few decent singletrack trails that are, however, not very long, but can give... singletracks.com
Gales Creek
Gales Creek campground and trailhead is across the road from Browns/Rogers camp. This is a new network of trails built by the state in the last 2 years. Go on undulating single track due west for 1 mile to the bridge at fo... dirtworld.com
Leif Erikson Drive - Wildwood Loop, Portland, Oregon
The route travels on singletrack trails and a doubletrack gravel road through the scenic treed setting of Forest Park. Tree roots. Bridge crossings. This loop route takes you on a wild and free run through the lush canopy of ... trails.com
Mount Tabor Park, Portland, Oregon
Mount Tabor Park is one of those urban sanctuaries where you can still find wild in the city. This prominent volcanic butte rises above Portland?s skyline bursting with urban greenery. Where else can you ride to the top of a ... trails.com
Long Firelane Loop, Portland, Oregon
Highlights: This is a long figure-8 loop utilizing several firelanes, Leif Erikson Drive, and Skyline Boulevard. Expect steep climbs and descents, long cruising sections, and some nice views. Tread: 19.2 miles gravel fireroad... trails.com
Firelanes 1 And 3 Loop, Portland, Oregon
Highlights: Utilizing Leif Erikson Drive, Firelanes 1 and 3, and Skyline Boulevard, this loop is a good training ride within city limits. Expect fast downhills, steep climbs, and some good cruising terrain. Tread: 9.4 miles g... trails.com
Mt. Tabor Park
Mt. Tabor makes Portland one of only two cities in the continental United States to contain an extinct volcano within its boundaries (the other is Bend, Ore.). Established in 1909, Mt. Tabor Park was named to the Nati... travelportland.com
Leif Erikson Drive Out-and-back, Portland, Oregon
Highlights: This is a gated road traversing Forest Park, which is one of the largest city parks in the country. The trail is close to town, surrounded by deep forest, and has a couple of great views of the city. Tread: 22.6 m... trails.com
Oregon Bicycle Ride
We have organized small and scenic Oregon and Idaho bicycle tours. Our hallmark is offering beautiful and diverse scenery, quiet roads, friendly people, and just great rides. Each year they get better. In order... abc-of-mountainbiking.com
The Wildside Of Forest Park, Portland, Oregon
Highlights: Challenging descents, tough climbs, and great views. Tread: 7.3 miles gravel firelane; 0.8 mile pavement. Hazards: The roads and firelanes are not marked very well. More remote than the other routes in Forest Park... trails.com
Mt. Defiance
This extinct volcano is part of the Columbia Wilderness Area so all the trails are closed to bikes. However, the road to the Mt. Defiance summit is enough to challenge most serious mountain bikers. The long grind to the 5,... dirtworld.com
Common Ground Journeys
Common Ground Journeys, Inc. is a not for profit bicycle tour company that is dedicated to deeply meaningful yet economical travel within Viet Nam. Our purpose is to guide you through the exceptional adventure ... abc-of-mountainbiking.com
Pyramid / Sturgeon Rock Trail
Ride north up and keep to the left at the first intersection you run into. There are creeks along the way for water if you bring a dog. Up to the 4wd trail crossing is ~3.5 miles and in and out to that point takes ~2 ho... singletracks.com
Oregon Zoo
Trek through the tropics amid the sounds of birds, monkeys and other creatures. You?re not in West Africa; you?re in Portland at the zoo?s African Rain Forest exhibit. After you?ve survived the steamy tropics, dry off... travelportland.com
Marine Drive Multiuse Path, Portland, Oregon
Located off Marine Drive in north Portland, this paved tour is great for families and beginning mountain bikers. The route parallels the Columbia River and offers outstanding views of majestic Mount Hood. Trail surface: Paved... trails.com
Firelane 1
Its a fast and quick downhill that will go fast. lots of rocks and tech riding. singletracks.com
Frog Lake Butte
Scenic views of Mount Hood from the top. Technical descents and easy cruising. dirtworld.com