Trails

NWTA Regions

Rocky Point – Scappoose, OR

Sandy Ridge – Sandy, OR

Forest Park – Portland, OR

Powell Butte – Portland, OR

LL Stub Stewart State Park – Banks, OR

Tillamook State Forest – Banks, OR

Klootchy Creek – Seaside, OR

Cascade Locks – Cascade Locks, OR

Mt. St. Helens – WA

Falls Creek – Carson, WA

Henry Hagg Lake – Forest Grove, OR

Growlers Gulch – Castle Rock, WA

NWTA Bike Parks

Gateway Green – Portland, OR

Eichler Bike Park – Beaverton, OR

Ventura Pump Track – Portland, OR

Castle Rock Bike Park – Castle Rock, WA

Legend

Beginner – Trails enjoyable by beginners

Expert – Trails enjoyable by experts

Gravel – Rideable on skinny narrow tires without suspension

Cross Country – Good for hard tails and short travel full suspension bikes

All Mountain – Technical trails that are good for mid-travel bikes and may require steep climbs

Downhill – Big jumps, drops, and nasty technical sections. No steep climbs

Kid Friendly – access to smooth swoopy trails close to the parking lot

Wet weather – rideable in the rain without wrecking the trails

Other Local Favorites

Post Canyon – Hood River, OR

Cold Creek – Battleground, WA

Syncline – White Salmon, WA

44 Trails – Parkdale, OR

Blackrock – Dallas, OR

Silver Falls – Stayton, OR

Lacamas Park – Camas, WA

Regional Destinations (drive times from Portland, OR)

Oakridge, OR – 2.5h

Bend, OR – 3.5h

Tiger Mountain/Raging River, WA – 3h

Bellingham, WA – 4h

Ashland, OR – 4.5h

North Shore, BC – ~6h

Whistler, BC – ~7h

Trail closures and detours area always possible. Please check individual trail sites and land management partner site for the most up-to-date information on trail status. Closures are especially possible during high fire risk.