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Five2Ride: 5 of the Best Mountain Bike Trails In Oregon
These are 5 of the best mountain bike trails in Oregon according to Singletracks readers.
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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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The Hood Report: Seeking Solitude on Cedar Creek and 15-Mile
With the exception of a few connector trails (two of which are undergoing extension and re-route), this report on the Cedar Creek/15-Mile loop will conclude our coverage of the 44 Trails–geographically the most expansive network in the Mount Hood region. This collection of trails to the east of Mount Hood are special to the area, …
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The Hood Report: Intro to the 44 Trails, Report on Knebal Springs and 8-Mile
The Hood River Valley courses nearly 40 miles along Highway 35, bound by Mount Hood to the south, the Columbia River to the north, and the Cascade Range to the west. A large ridge system runs the eastern border of the valley where, 26 miles south of Hood River, OR, National Forest Development Road (NFD) 44 climbs into the ridge …
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