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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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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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The Hood Report: Sojourning on Surveyor’s Ridge and Downing Dog River
It’s not difficult to ring up an unforgettable mountain bike trip in Oregon. If you’ve never been, you’ll go to Bend, where hundreds of miles of singletrack surround one of the most outdoor-friendly towns in the U.S. After Bend, your next trip to Oregon will take you south, where thousands of feet of plunging through …
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The Hood Report: The Story of Sandy Ridge
Sandy Ridge: the trail I love to hate. Why? Because Sandy is just so damn good. So you’ll do like I did and ride there week after week until you’re sick of it. You’ll then swear it off like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli, only to return just weeks …
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The Hood Report: Post Canyon Begs You To Get Lost
What is your favorite type of riding? Epic XC or Freeride? Dirt jumps or wooden features? Groom-flow or chunk-gnar? Do you shuttle or earn your turns? Do you even Enduro? And, do you like spaghetti? Or, do you love it all?! And what if I told you you can have it all in one place? Would …
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