Hood River is home to a huge variety of trails
(and damn, they’re fun)
Post Canyon
The ultimate trail network in Hood River is just a 10 minute drive from our shop. Post Canyon offers trails for every kind of rider and any kind of riding. Tons of flow trails, cross country loops, technical downhills, and jump lines ranging from beginner lines huge wooden lips.
E-MTBs are welcome and well-suited to the big vert available here.
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Trailforks has some of our top recommended trails and rides. There’s something for everyone in this treasure trove of knowledge. Check out suggested routes and trail here
Intermediate/advanced riders, check out this ride for a big day in the saddle.
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Below are links to suggested classic shuttling routes. Feel free to ask us when you pick up your demo for more suggested shuttle routes!
Classic w/Kleeway (intermediate)
Easy way down using 8-Track to Family Man (beginner)
Full Hot Lap w/Hidden, Dirt Surfer and Mitchel Ridge (advanced)
Rowdy full Dirt surfer to Bladerunner to Mitchell Ridge (advanced)
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We’re working on compiling some suggested rides for a variety of riders that keep in mind the range of average full-power E-bikes. Coming soon!
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Other Trails
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Syncline Trails
A unique riding zone near White Salmon (15 minutes from the shop) offering picturesque views of the Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood. This network of trails hold up surprisingly well even on the wettest of days due to the rock content in the dirt and rain shadow. Check out Little Moab and Little Maui!
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The 44 Trails
When we’re not riding Post Canyon, we love coming out to the 44 Trails for big days in the saddle, beautiful views of Mt. Hood, and variety of terrain. Don’t let the simple Trailforks map fool you, there’s a lot of trail to cover out here!
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Timberline Bikepark
A bike park within an hour proximity from our Hood River shop, what a treat. Lift accessed trails with a variety of trails that cater to a variety of riders. If you’re planning on heading to the bike park for the day, be sure you make enough time to get to get to & from the park and get those laps in
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Nestor Peak
Located outside of White Salmon ,Washington, this fast, flowy, classic descends over 2,500 feet. Very e-bike friendly given it’s long, steep climb to the top - this is a great trail to switch it up with. Heads up! This one usually gets snowed in over winter.
Trail Organizations In The Area
These are the folks working hard to maintain the trails in & around Hood River.
Love the trails in the area? Click a link below to donate or join the next dig day!
44 Trails Association
Hood River Area Trail Stewards
