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06-02-09, 12:18 PM
Join us this weekend for bike camping at Beacon Rock State Park in Washington!
We'll leave from the Cascade Station MAX stop at 9am on a 42-mile trip to one of the great wonders of the Columbia River Gorge - Beacon Rock, one of the world's largest monoliths.
It should take us a little more than 5 hours to get out there, leaving plenty of time for those who want to hike to the top of this 800' rock and see unparalleled views of the Gorge.
Hope you can join us for the next exciting bike camping event of the season and the last before Pedalpalooza!
Beacon Rock Bike Camping
Meet at Cascade Station MAX stop (Red Line)
9am departure, Saturday, June 6th
Return Sunday @noon, expected arrival in Portland 6pm
Bring $5 for the park fee, and bring your own food
Ride Leader: Matt Picio
503.781.5095 / matt.picio@cyclewild.org
PS - You don't have to RSVP but it would be helpful, I have to have someone secure our campsites before we get there - the sites are first come, first served.
We'll leave from the Cascade Station MAX stop at 9am on a 42-mile trip to one of the great wonders of the Columbia River Gorge - Beacon Rock, one of the world's largest monoliths.
It should take us a little more than 5 hours to get out there, leaving plenty of time for those who want to hike to the top of this 800' rock and see unparalleled views of the Gorge.
Hope you can join us for the next exciting bike camping event of the season and the last before Pedalpalooza!
Beacon Rock Bike Camping
Meet at Cascade Station MAX stop (Red Line)
9am departure, Saturday, June 6th
Return Sunday @noon, expected arrival in Portland 6pm
Bring $5 for the park fee, and bring your own food
Ride Leader: Matt Picio
503.781.5095 / matt.picio@cyclewild.org
PS - You don't have to RSVP but it would be helpful, I have to have someone secure our campsites before we get there - the sites are first come, first served.