Rocky Point

How Forest Management Shapes the Trails We Ride: NWTA’s Ride with a Forester

NWTA recently hosted a special “Ride with a Forester” group ride at Rocky Point Trails in the Tualatin Mountain Forest, led by Jake Barker, Oregon State University Extension Forester. The event brought riders together for a unique opportunity to experience the forest from both a recreational and ecological perspective. Throughout the ride, Jake guided participants … Read More

DIG DAY — Rocky Point: Brushing! – 7/12

Come out and help clear back the overgrowth on our trails as summer riding continues! We will be trimming back grasses, blackberry brambles, and all the other underbush that is growing into the trail on Strasser. Safety meeting starts at 8:30 a.m at the Rocky Point gazebo. Note: Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure that … Read More

GOOD DIRT! Rocky Point: Women-led Intermediate Group – 6/27

Fun times on the trails! Ride the Tualatin Mountain Forest (Rocky Point) with Team RCB and Northwest Trail Alliance! Join River City Bicycles and NWTA for fun times on the trails at this social MTB ride series. This bike party is open to a wide range of experience, with Co-ed Beginner, Co-ed Intermediate and Women-led … Read More

NWTA Ride Leader Training Returns to Rocky Point

Though the clouds last Thursday had plenty to say, fortunately, the skies briefly parted for this year’s Ride Leader Training at Tualatin Mountain Forest (formerly Rocky Point). You may know NWTA has a long history of leading social or “group” rides throughout our service area, and maybe you’ve even joined one, and thought to yourself, … Read More

DIG DAY — Rocky Point, Strasser – 5/9

Come out and help improve the tread on Strasser! We will be widening tread and fixing ruts in places that need it, fixing bottom portions of drops/downhills, fixing drainage issues, and repairing divots left from the elk. Bryan H. will be leading the dig! Safety meeting starts at 9 a.m at the Rocky Point gazebo. … Read More

800 Pounds Later: Earth Day Stewardship at Rocky Point

Not every dig day involves tools and fresh dirt. Sometimes, it looks like hauling out 800 pounds of trash. On Earth Day, a small crew of six volunteers showed up at Rocky Point with a different kind of goal. Instead of building trail, they focused on cleaning up the stretch of road from Highway 30 to … Read More