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Hardy Creek

Nearby Town: Molalla, Oregon
Ride Type: Many Trails To Choose
Trail Type: Single Track 85%
Fire/Gravel Road 15%
Distance: 25.00 miles (40.23 KM)
Duration: 2 - 3 Hours
Elevation Gain: 500 Feet (152 Meters)
Climbing: Steep At Times
Skill Level: Weekend Warriors
User Density: not specified.



Trail Description:
Nice single track riding with lots of variation--switchbacks, climbing, technical decending, everything you need for fun and challenge.

How to get there:
From Portland, head south on the 213 to Molalla. Ask a local or find a map--its in a state forest outside of Molalla next to the Molalla river. The trial head is called Hardy Creek.


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Posted by: Kena on 12/17/2011
Be advised the trails are now closed due to logging until next March.


Posted by: Charlotte on 5/19/2011
I'm out of lgaeue here. Too much brain power on display!


Posted by: horsegirl on 8/22/2010
I just went there to check this trail for a future horseback ride. I read all the bad things the bikers said about the horses ruining the trail. Sorry you feel this way as we pay the same taxes as you do. We do have the same rights as you do. But someone put a huge pile of dry dog food and green grapes just to the left of the trail entrance. whoever did this should be ashamed. Not sure why you did this, but I can only say it wasn't for a good reason. No good can come out of this and someone is going to get hurt. Bears hurt bikers as well as horses. This is not the answer.


Posted by: Cajondrummer89 on 6/5/2010
This was a great trail! My buddy and I just rode it today for the first time. There are miles and miles of trails here. You can spend an entire day here and not get bored. Everything you need for an adventure is here. Although there were a lot of horse riders there we rarely ran into them. The only down side was that the horses chewed up some of the trails pretty bad which made some, not so fun, super thick mud. Nonetheless it was a blast. We'll definitely be going back!


Posted by: Gary on 10/26/2009
The trails are now closed until 4/15 because of the wet. I really wish people would quit the petty fighting over who does damage to the trail or poor me I have to dodge horse crap. Get over it people. If you are worried about hoof prints buy a road bike obviously mtn biking is to difficult for you. There are not a lot of places to ride and if we have to share them so be it, practice some patience and get over the world revolves around me crap.


Posted by: oregon111 on 10/4/2009
let cindy and her horse riding friends have this trail it socks due to mud/horse damage/tree farm area but lets please work together to keep horses on dirt roads and off of other trails - thank you horses destroy trails




 



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