Please vote for which trail you would like to see the PDX NWC adopt.
Please only vote if you are from the area, and are serious about volunteering. Post up your vote so we can get a number of how many people are actually interested.
Choices:
Saddle UP: Short two section trail located between the Crushers and Airplane Hill. It's mostly an easy trail through the trees, but it does include a steep rocky hill climb. It would be an easy trail to maintain. The only issues I see are drainage and tree branches.
Bates Road: This trail is a pretty long trail. Located past Mini Rubicon. It starts of with some water bar bumps, but then progresses into steep hill climbs. It gains a lot of elevation, and then turns into a gravel road which exits Hwy 6.
University Firepower: Located by the third section of Power Line. This trail has faced lots of seasonal closures in the past. There's a culvert crossing which will need work, and a hill climb that sees lots of erosion problems. It would be a big undertaking, and would require lots of manpower and commitment.
Please only vote if you are from the area, and are serious about volunteering. Post up your vote so we can get a number of how many people are actually interested.
Choices:
Saddle UP: Short two section trail located between the Crushers and Airplane Hill. It's mostly an easy trail through the trees, but it does include a steep rocky hill climb. It would be an easy trail to maintain. The only issues I see are drainage and tree branches.
Bates Road: This trail is a pretty long trail. Located past Mini Rubicon. It starts of with some water bar bumps, but then progresses into steep hill climbs. It gains a lot of elevation, and then turns into a gravel road which exits Hwy 6.
University Firepower: Located by the third section of Power Line. This trail has faced lots of seasonal closures in the past. There's a culvert crossing which will need work, and a hill climb that sees lots of erosion problems. It would be a big undertaking, and would require lots of manpower and commitment.