The Scenic Area offers a wide range of experiences for bikers -- paved trails, scenic byways, and multi-user trails that are great for mountain biking. Just remember to tread lightly on our shared trails, follow trail etiquette, and pack out your trash.

bicycling in the Gorge, you will have the choice of three different routes to view the spectacular scenery the Gorge offers: 1) the Historic Columbia River Highway (HCRH) in Oregon, 2) State Route 14 (SR-14) in Washington and 3) Interstate 84 (I-84) in Oregon. Each will provide a different experience and take you to different destinations.

Ride to five Gorge waterfalls on a car-free bike path! Our most popular Waterfalls & Waterfront tour gives you three hours to ride e-bikes or cruiser bikes along the Historic Highway State Trail, explore five breathtaking waterfalls, and enjoy a picnic snack on the banks of the Columbia River.

Encompassing 292,500 acres, spanning two states, and running from the mouths of Sandy River to the Deschutes River, the Columbia River Gorge is unique in both its natural and cultural history, as well as its designation as a National Scenic Area

Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Columbia River Gorge from the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail. The trail comprises three disconnected paved paths along stretches of historic Highway 30 — which predated I-84 as the only road connecting Portland and The Dalles.

Two of our popular paved cycling opportunities, the Historic Columbia River Highway (HCRH) State Trail and Larch Mountain Road are open. Our interagency Ready, Set, Gorge map is a useful way to plan your trip along the HCRH -- we recommend you compare orange (no car) and purple (share the road with car) sections of the highway shown on the map ...

Historic Columbia River Highway and State Trail Map Portland to The Dalles SE Powell Blvd 26 26 5 5 405 405 30 5 30 84 84 30 30 84 30 30 205 14 14 205 ... Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center International Mountain Bike Trail ... Historic Columbia River Highway Route (bike on road) Historic Highway State Trail (no motorized vehicles)

Below are several maps. Three cycle and pedestrian pathways along the Columbia River Gorge Scenic Bikeway within the Historic Columbia River Highway & Trail. Geographic satellite map with Mt Hood and watershed. Simple Google map of the Columbia River Gorge scenic bikeway. image in between Rowena and Mosier from the Oregon side

Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area mountain bike trail map. 69 trails on an interactive map of the trail network.

Suggested Bike Route from Cascade Locks, OR: Head east on WaNaPa Street to Forest Lane, then take a left on Forest Lane. Continue two miles until you pass under the interstate.