Mountain Biking in Portland, OR
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Some of the best single-track within driving distance of Portland, the ride along the Ape Canyon Trail to the Plains of Abraham starts out in pristine forest but soon delivers you to the lunar landscape of the Mt St Helens blast zone.
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Forest Park might be better known for hiking and trail running, but increasingly, mountain biking has been staking a claim in this world-class city park, with roughly 28 miles of trails now open to bikers.
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With stunning views of the Columbia River Gorge, the Syncline is a great option for mountain bikers and trail runners who like uphills, but who love downhills.
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Sandy Ridge offers 15-miles of really great single track trails for riders of all skill levels. The natural setting is also sublime; views of the Mt. Hood Valley greet you throughout the park.
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Exploring Mount St. Helens, which erupted 35 years ago, can mean mountain biking, hiking, or backpacking through the recovering landscape. -
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