Mountain Biking
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Mountain biking in the Gorge is some of the best in the United States. Trails wind through old-growth forest, along volcanic plains, and along wildflower-covered slopes. There are cross-country rides, freeride areas, shuttles, climbs, and just about anything else you could imagine riding your bike over. Click through to the pages for more information about the rides, and please take the time to leave current conditions in the comment box below.
Current Trail Conditions and links to detailed information
as of 5/8/2012
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Be advised that fall windstorms have probably left downed trees on higher-elevation trails and lower elevation trails have downed trees due to a late January ice storm.
Hospital Hill: Front side open. Triple Bypass open. Evergreen Highway being logged.
Post Canyon: Seven Streams, upper 140, 133, 170, 160, Family Man, Spaghetti Factory open. All other trails below 2000′ closed.
Whoopdee: Open and getting longer and better.
Syncline: Full of wildflowers and ticks.
8-Mile: Snow-covered and done ’til spring.
Knebal: Snow-covered and done ’til spring.
Dog River: Open
Surveyor’s: Open to the lookout. Upper half still snowy.
Ape Canyon: Snowy. Done ’til spring.
Lewis River: Unknown. Curly Creek Road/Old Man Pass open.
Falls Creek: Lower half is free of snow but not free of downed trees. Not yet open for biking.
Buck Creek: More destroyed by the ice storm than Post Canyon. Not open.
Fifteenmile: Snow-covered and done ’til spring.
Bear Springs: Open.
Bottle Prairie: Snow-covered and done ’til spring.
Gunsight/Gumjuwac: Snow-covered.
High Prairie: Snow-covered and done ’til spring.
Cooks Meadow: Snowy.
3 Corner Rock: Snowy?
Sandy Ridge: Good to go.
