Trail Description:
You will start out, depending on which trail you take, on singletrack. The singletrack will go through a few water crossings and over a bridge. In some spots there can get to be very technical climbing and decending. The trail is surrounded by thick trees and a running creek which makes for a nice little touch.
DirtWorld.com Editor's Note
This is a very fun area with multiple riding posibilities. We suggest following the singletrack that parallels the gravel road. This takes you up the canyon. This trail is close to the road. When the opportunity arises, get back on the road, continuing to climb. At 1.3 miles (mileage for road) there is a clearing in the road. On the left hand side there will be 2 or 3 large boulders. Catch the trail that starts on the other side of these boulders and prepare for some FUN riding on sweet singletrack. Heading up the cayon there will be several spur trails - explore these opportunities. Be sure to take the singletrack on your way back to the car - it is a blast!
How to get there:
From Hood River, go west on Oak Street until it merges with W. Cascade and continues to Country Club Rd. Take a left at Country Club Rd for about a mile and a half. Look for Post Cayon Rd and take a right. Drive until the road becomes gravel and park.
Additional Notes:
Editor's Note: Hood River, OR is a great place to ride or recreate for a long weekend or road tr
| Posted by: PDxMoose on 9/30/2009 |
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Post is the ish. I would take your lunch money too if
you crashed in front of me. your supposed to be able
to ride a bike if your riding post.
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| Posted by: snowboardkid on 9/3/2009 |
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post rocks! Thank you to all the people who have put
their hard work and time into the trails. Each year it
only gets better and better!
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| Posted by: johnny on 9/2/2009 |
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this trail is a joke. i rode on it then i fell, then these
locals came and stole my lunch money and told me
never to come back
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| Posted by: Bike mountaineer on 7/9/2009 |
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Good fun! like a roller coaster
I would love for some jerk to ambush me, he he he.
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| Posted by: Tessie on 4/18/2008 |
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Great trail! PLEASE WATCH OUT FOR RUNNERS!!
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| Posted by: jim on 10/26/2007 |
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I am a local & have been riding PC for over 10 years. I would encourage anyone to come and visit. We are all very friendly group & eager to show off our excellent mt biking trails. Not sure where Mr Angry is coming from
-- get out there. nuff said
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| Posted by: Dman on 10/10/2007 |
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I consider your threat an invitation to ride on your trails. I accept your challenge and I look forward to when we meet. " Near the top I guess"
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| Posted by: Jesse on 10/5/2007 |
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post canyon is not for mtn bikers the locals have been getting physical and dangerous with the bikers like ambushing yin the upper part watch out peace
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| Posted by: Tanner on 10/5/2007 |
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All you byciclists should stop messing with the locals wheeling spots and go back to your own town! THANKS!
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| Posted by: MtnBear on 4/15/2007 |
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These trails have come a long way in the last couple of years. I went yesterday and had great trail conditions. Anything and everything is there- go as big you want- (45 foot gap) Great place to ride
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