Advocates wonder why Parks left cycling out of $4 million Rose City Park trail project
The Parks bureau has framed this as a walking trail from the get-go, but they haven’t shared why.
The Parks bureau has framed this as a walking trail from the get-go, but they haven’t shared why.
Next Saturday (February 3rd) Portland will welcome two members of the Navajo Nation who will be in town to promote a screening of the new documentary film, In the Dirt. The film tells the story of a group of Native American cyclists who bring mountain biking to a reservation in New Mexico, and then watch … Read more
An exciting new series of MTB rides and races kicks off June 3rd and 4th at Klootchy Creek Trails.
Why on earth do we not have more places where people of all ages and abilities can enjoy dirt trails and riding areas in our parks?
The article is very misleading, and unfortunately it’s just the latest example of an ongoing smear campaign.
Eight years later, we have a real plan to work with.
No employee will be disciplined, but we suspect a training memo was sent around to remind folks of proper signage protocols.
If you haven’t explored the dirt treats along the Willamette Bluff or the East Buttes
Better late than never!
It appears to have been a careless and misguided plan to keep bicycles off dirt trails.
Adaptive mountain bikes (aMTBs), are designed to allow people with disabilities to ride on rugged terrain.
The Northwest Trail Alliance has hired its first-ever full-time, salaried executive director. Lisa Olivares has over two decades of nonprofit management experience and holds a Master of Urban Planning degree the group says will help them, “move into new areas of land stewardship and trail building.” The Portland-based nonprofit that maintains, builds, and advocates for … Read more