Clackamas River Trail

Trail Description:
Narrow single track with the roaring Clackamas River flowing 150 +/- feet below. Beautiful scenery along with difficult hills and terrain.

How to get there:
From I 205, take 224 to Estacada, stop @ the ranger station to get a trail head parking permit for 3$. Beginning of trail is about 22 miles into the Mt. Hood National forest outside of Estacada. Take the lower trail.

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Posted by: Brett on 3/8/2009
This is a great trail. I just went there yesterday. I read an article in the Oregonian that it had been reopened to bikes. After my ride, I stopped by the ranger station, and picked up a flyer for the trail. It does say hiking only, no mountain bikes allowed. Not sure why, I had a blast. The trail is well covered with pine needles, I caused no trail erosion.

Posted by: Monty on 7/23/2008
Someone's got their info wrong. The Clackamas River Trail (#715) is NOT open to bicycles, but the Riverside Trail (#723 IS). Before getting into namecalling, you might want to check your facts!

Posted by: Dirt for Brains on 4/24/2008
I'm a weekend warrior, and this trail is a blast! Not too hard, not too easy. I recomend it!!!!

Posted by: Robert on 6/3/2007
A really fun trail for the intermediate rider...several bridge crossings(caution: slick when wet)...a little bit of everything...rolling hills, steep climbs, root bundles, small rock gardens, tight/steep switchbacks, exposure, and great views. Trail starts about .25 miles into Rainbow Campground.