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| Posted by: Kamryn on 7/3/2011 |
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Whoa, tnhigs just got a whole lot easier.
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| Posted by: Endoverend on 3/18/2007 |
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Excellent ride. Bit tiring on an FR bike but doable and
a LOT of fun on the way down. Have yet to see
another rider/hiker/equestrian on the trail, though I've
only run in twice on weekends in February & March.
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| Posted by: Casey on 10/26/2004 |
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I enjoy this ride There is a small falls near the top of the trail heading left after the bridge. If you go right after the bridge be warned - it is harder and longer than you think - still fun though. This is one of my favorite trails - very well maintained.
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| Posted by: Tortoise on 8/19/2003 |
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Pretty good trail, and not too far from Portland. The climbs were pretty grueling and I ended up walking like 3 times. Whoever posted this trail on this website says its an out and back but you can make a loop very easily. Check out the map at the trailhead and create your own route. I think I'll combine this trail with the University Falls/Browns camp trail next time I do this.
There are a few trails that start from the gales creek campground. They all seem pretty fun but they all have a lot of uphill.
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| Posted by: Jamie on 4/21/2003 |
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These trails on the North side of Highway 6 can be pretty wet at times. If you want to ride this area with us or want to find out about other excellent rides in this area, we can be reached at www.mountainbikewith.us
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