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SpecialCK 08-24-10 11:32 AM

Mountain Biking Near Portland?
 
Hey, I wasn't sure whether to post this in the "Mountain Biking" Forum or in this but I think this one will get me an answer sooner. If this is the wrong spot my apologies, I'm new here. My question is, are there any good easy beginner mountain biking trails in or near Portland Or? Nothing crazy but at the same time not just a flat path, I want to be challenged slightly by it...
Thanks

dtrain 08-24-10 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by SpecialCK (Post 11345253)
Hey, I wasn't sure whether to post this in the "Mountain Biking" Forum or in this but I think this one will get me an answer sooner. If this is the wrong spot my apologies, I'm new here. My question is, are there any good easy beginner mountain biking trails in or near Portland Or? Nothing crazy but at the same time not just a flat path, I want to be challenged slightly by it...
Thanks

Here are a few options that you might want to research (even just a Google search will get you quite a bit of info.) There are some new trails out beyond Sandy off Hwy 26, some decent riding south of you outside the town of Mollala, and a cool loop around Hagg Lake. You can also have some fun on the fire roads in Forest Park. Further away (and a little harder), I'd say Hood River or the McKenzie River trail (outside Eugene).

woodway 08-24-10 01:25 PM

Check out the Northwest Trail Alliance, IMBA affiliated MTB organization in the greater Portland area.

http://www.nw-trail.org/

You can also check out the trail wiki on the Evergreen MTB Alliance website. Evergreen is more Western and Central Washington focused, but there are a few trail descriptions down your way:

http://evergreenmtb.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

SpecialCK 08-24-10 01:51 PM

Thanks! That helps a lot!

Shifty 08-24-10 04:09 PM

You also should check out the Black Rock trail system near Dallas, OR (west of Salem). They have a variety of trails with easy, intermediate and difficult markers, and it's in a beautiful State forest. It's worth the drive, and part of the fun is watching the better riders on the jumps and steep trails. http://brmba.org/index.php?option=co...id=4&Itemid=11

SpecialCK 08-24-10 09:32 PM

That looks like a lot of fun! thank you all, this will def help me get started.


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