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. Riding Post Canyon? You’ll need to get a parking pass from Hood River County.

Current Trail Conditions and links to detailed information

as of 12/13/2024

Trail Name	Status	Notes
Hospital Hill		Open, but subject to freeze-thaw conditions
Post Canyon		Lower sections open. Do not ride when muddy or freeze-thaw
Whoopdee		Open. Do not ride when free-thaw or muddy.
Syncline		Open. Do not ride when free-thaw or muddy.
Kitchen Sink		Intermittently snowy
Columbia Hills		Open. Do not ride when free-thaw or muddy.
8-MIle		Snow-covered
Knebal		Snow-covered
Dog River		Snow-covered
Oak Ridge		Snow-covered
Surveyor’s		Snow-covered
Gorge 400 at Wyeth		Open. Fun year-round.
Ape Canyon		Snow-covered
Lewis River		Snow-covered
Falls Creek		Snow-covered
Buck Creek / Nestor		Lower sections open. Top is snowy.
Fifteenmile		Snow-covered
Bear Springs		Snow-covered
Gunsight / Gumjuwac		Snow-covered
Boulder Lakes		Snow-covered
Cooks Meadow		Snow-covered
Sandy Ridge		Snow-covered
Siouxon		Snow-covered
Cold Creek		Snow-covered
High Prairie		Snow-covered

Support local trails organizations

• Hood River Area Trail Stewards
• Northwest Trail Alliance
• 44 Trails Organization
• Trailkeepers of Oregon

Have an awesome day.

Love, Temira