Events
Join PUMP for our weekly Wed night ride in Forest Park. We typically ride 15 to 25 Miles on the firelanes, break into two groups, then meet for post ride-brews & food at Cracker Jack's pub.
All levels welcome, No one left behind.
Non-Members wecome.
Ride sign up is not required for this ride.
Meeting Point: Thurman Gate in Forest Park
Questions: Contact Shane at shanegould[at]comcast.net or a board member(see officers page)
Tight single track in Scappoose. Intermediate to Gonzo technical trails.
Take Highway 30 West from Portland. When nearing Scappoose, Make a left on Rocky Point Road, just past the truck scales. Follow Rocky Point Road 1.1 miles & meet at the 1rst blue gate on RightTake Highway 30 West from Portland. When nearing Scappoose, Make a left on Rocky Point Road, just past the truck scales. Follow Rocky Point Road 1.1 miles & meet at the 1rst blue gate on Right.
Contact John Joy @ 503.708.5752
Want to help get some trails in shape for a planned gonzo ride?! Need to put in some sweat equity for your PUMP points? Want to help maintain some trails in a very special area? Just want to help out, just because you're that type of person? Well, here's your chance!
Start at the parking area at Bottle Prairie*. Ride up Trail 450 and do the Fifteen Mile Creek Loop, return via Trail 450, and finish with the Eight Mile Loop.
Want to help get some trails in shape for a planned gonzo ride?! Need to put in some sweat equity for your PUMP points? Want to help maintain some trails in a very special area? Just want to help out, just because you're that type of person? Well, here's your chance!
are ridable!
Aaron, Steve, and others who like true adventure rides are going to do the
Estacada trails. Meeting at Gateway park and ride (typical place) at 9am.
Connect with other Portland mountain bikers at PUMP's monthly meeting.
We'll meet at 7:30 at the SE Lucky Lab (915 SE Hawthorne Blvd) typically the meetings follow this format:
Join PUMP for our weekly Wed night ride in Forest Park. We typically ride 15 to 25 Miles on the firelanes, break into two groups, then meet for post ride-brews & food at Cracker Jack's pub.
All levels welcome, No one left behind.
Non-Members wecome.
Ride sign up is not required for this ride.
Meeting Point: Thurman Gate in Forest Park
Questions: Contact Shane at shanegould[at]comcast.net or a board member(see officers page)
I'm thinking of traveling down to Diamond Lake to do the NW CHallenge XC race. I've heard mixed reviews about this race from last year's participants. I also hear the trails are great and the views stunning. Looking for riders who want to go down Friday and return Sunday that weekend. Details on the race are still sketchy, ,but hopefully will be posted soon. What little data athere is can be found here:
Tight single track in Scappoose. Intermediate to Gonzo technical trails.
Take Highway 30 West from Portland. When nearing Scappoose, Make a left on Rocky Point Road, just past the truck scales. Follow Rocky Point Road 1.1 miles & meet at the 1rst blue gate on RightTake Highway 30 West from Portland. When nearing Scappoose, Make a left on Rocky Point Road, just past the truck scales. Follow Rocky Point Road 1.1 miles & meet at the 1rst blue gate on Right.
Contact John Joy @ 503.708.5752
I'm thinking of traveling down to Diamond Lake to do the NW CHallenge XC race. I've heard mixed reviews about this race from last year's participants. I also hear the trails are great and the views stunning. Looking for riders who want to go down Friday and return Sunday that weekend. Details on the race are still sketchy, ,but hopefully will be posted soon. What little data athere is can be found here:
OK…By popular vote the date for the “BIG RIDE” is officially pushed to Saturday
Have you ever wanted to do the Ape Canyon and Smith Creek loop trails? Well, here's your chance! We'll be leaving from the Marble Mountain Snow Park, north-east of Cougar, WA at 8:00A. The Ape Canyon trail is in excellent condition this year. Even though the upper Smith Creek trail is currently in pretty rough condition, there are several work parties scheduled before Labor Day weekend which should clear out most of the brush in time for this ride.
st Annual Youth Labor Day StubStewart State Park HIKE~BIKE~DASH’s
Presented by Hillsborobiking & Oregon SSSP
Join PUMP for our weekly Wed night ride in Forest Park. We typically ride 15 to 25 Miles on the firelanes, break into two groups, then meet for post ride-brews & food at Cracker Jack's pub.
All levels welcome, No one left behind.
Non-Members wecome.
Ride sign up is not required for this ride.
Meeting Point: Thurman Gate in Forest Park
Questions: Contact Shane at shanegould[at]comcast.net or a board member(see officers page)
Hi,
I'm a roadie at heart that just switched back to mountain biking, and would love someone to show me around the trails out in Scapoose. I've been out there twice, but keep to the same 2 loops, mainly b/c I'm afraid of getting into something I can't handle. I'm not a total beginner, but I get scared on the descents (I'm faster going up than down!), and am really looking for folks to ride with.
Anyone interested in going this Saturday morning? Or maybe one day after work next week? You can email me at maggiefin@yahoo.com.
Hey everybody.... I talked with John Joy last night after the FP ride. I volunteered to lead a ride out at Scappoosey on Friday night if anyone not going to Waldo wants to come out. Please bring lights as it will likely get dark on us... I'll be at the gate before 6pm rain or shine.
*** TOMORROW WE RIDE ****
-Chris northofcolumbia@yahoo.com
09/05/2008 - 6:00pm
Tight single track in Scappoose. Intermediate to Gonzo technical trails.
Join PUMP for the final campout of the season.
The ride around Waldo lake is not to be missed. The ride is approximately 22 miles. It is fairly buff single track with a few technical sections. The lake is a pristine blue and the trail offers many viewpoints. There are also many other ride options for lengthening your ride or for Friday and Sunday rides.
What to bring:
Join PUMP for the final campout of the season.
The ride around Waldo lake is not to be missed. The ride is approximately 22 miles. It is fairly buff single track with a few technical sections. The lake is a pristine blue and the trail offers many viewpoints. There are also many other ride options for lengthening your ride or for Friday and Sunday rides.
What to bring:
Join PUMP for the final campout of the season.
The ride around Waldo lake is not to be missed. The ride is approximately 22 miles. It is fairly buff single track with a few technical sections. The lake is a pristine blue and the trail offers many viewpoints. There are also many other ride options for lengthening your ride or for Friday and Sunday rides.
What to bring:
Join PUMP for our weekly Wed night ride in Forest Park. We typically ride 15 to 25 Miles on the firelanes, break into two groups, then meet for post ride-brews & food at Cracker Jack's pub.
All levels welcome, No one left behind.
Non-Members wecome.
Ride sign up is not required for this ride.
Meeting Point: Thurman Gate in Forest Park
Questions: Contact Shane at shanegould[at]comcast.net or a board member(see officers page)
Tight single track in Scappoose. Intermediate to Gonzo technical trails.
Take Highway 30 West from Portland. When nearing Scappoose, Make a left on Rocky Point Road, just past the truck scales. Follow Rocky Point Road 1.1 miles & meet at the 1rst blue gate on RightTake Highway 30 West from Portland. When nearing Scappoose, Make a left on Rocky Point Road, just past the truck scales. Follow Rocky Point Road 1.1 miles & meet at the 1rst blue gate on Right.
Contact John Joy @ 503.708.5752
Approximately 22 to 25 mile loop. Begins with a six-mile strenuous climb then is a mix of rolling hills, and some short climbs. There is a section of baby heads and some larger rock to traverse on a fast and reasonably steep descent. This is not a beginners ride. You need solid skills and at least moderate aerobic capacity.
First annual ride exploring some of Hillsboro's inner city parks plus learning basic bicycle road safety. Bring the whole family for this easy ride. Volunteers and refreshments at each stop. All participants are encouraged to visit the Civic Center Plaza upon completing the ride for more refreshments and let the kids romp in the fountains. For more information e-mail TourdeParks@comcast.net.
Meet at 15835 NE Cameron Boulevard to carpool at 4:00 sharp
Fast paced, 13 mile psuedo loop around the top of Larch Mountain. Good climbing, great decent, good technical section
BRING LIGHTS!
Call to let me know your coming
Dennis 503.860.2095
Join PUMP for our weekly Wed night ride in Forest Park. We typically ride 15 to 25 Miles on the firelanes, break into two groups, then meet for post ride-brews & food at Cracker Jack's pub.
All levels welcome, No one left behind.
Non-Members wecome.
Ride sign up is not required for this ride.
Meeting Point: Thurman Gate in Forest Park
Questions: Contact Shane at shanegould[at]comcast.net or a board member(see officers page)
