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Your Guide to Mountain Biking the Best Trails in Mount Hood National Forest
Mount Hood rises to 11,250 feet as one of several volcanic peaks within the Cascade Arc. Overshadowing an expansive range of moderately-elevated land, Mount Hood is the most topographically prominent peak in Oregon. The Mount Hood National Forest (NF) extends south from the Columbia River Gorge for 60 miles to the slopes of Mount Jefferson and …
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A Dozen Delicious Descents to Ride in 2017
Whoever first decided to make “going downhill” a euphemism for things going badly obviously wasn’t a mountain biker. While most of us love to ride up, level, or down, it’s the down that really gets the adrenaline going. It’s the down that we look forward to. It’s the down that we talk about over a …
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My 10 Best Trail “Discoveries” of 2016
After a big, geographically-diverse year in 2015 with tons of new trails explored and an easy task of coming up with a top 15 for 2015, 2016 proved to be far more challenging. A combination of professional and family commitments, along with some health-related struggles, all conspired to limit both my travel and riding time. …
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The Hood Report: The Best $2 You’ll Ever Spend: Timberline to Town
It’s 5:54am as I slide two neatly-folded bills down the cash box before sauntering down the aisle to locate a seat towards the back of the Mount Hood Express. Surely, no city bus route has garnered so much recent popularity (for better or worse), so it’s best to get it in early. A few others …
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