9 Mountain Bike Trails near Mapleton, OR 97453
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Alsea Falls Recreation Site
Alsea, Oregon
27.1 miles NEFive distinct flow singletrack trails — from rooty hand-built to sweeping machine-built berms and a pump track — with a campground right across the street and more trails under construction.
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East Ridge up - North Ridge down
Philomath, Oregon
37.9 miles NEA tough climb up on East Ridge paired with an advanced technical descent down North Ridge — a rewarding loop for strong riders near Philomath.
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Mary's Peak Trail
Philomath, Oregon
37.9 miles NEA secluded mountain bike ride up the tallest peak in the Oregon Coast Range — old-growth forest, technical root sections, and plenty of steep climbing to earn those calves.
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Panama Canal
Blodgett, Oregon
41.7 miles NA logging road climb with a singletrack descent — a small piece of the Oregon Mudslinger race course near Blodgett.
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Bald Hill Park And Fitton Green
Corvallis, Oregon
45.9 miles NEA multi-use mountain bike trail system at Bald Hill Park and Fitton Green near Corvallis with paved lower paths, forest singletrack, a challenging climb to the top, and fabulous views of the coast range.
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Extendo Trail
Corvallis, Oregon
47.2 miles NEExtendo is a fast, root-laden mountain-bike descent in the OSU research forests near Corvallis, open to bikes April 15–October 31.
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Mcdonald / Dunn Forests
Corvallis, Oregon
47.3 miles NEFrom easy fire roads to awesome technical singletrack in Corn Valley, the McDonald/Dunn Forests offer rides for all levels — most require an uphill climb to get to the good stuff.
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Dimple Alt Face
Corvallis, Oregon
47.3 miles NEA mountain bike descent off the face of Dimple, accessed from the top of the trail, near Corvallis, Oregon.
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Dan's Trail
Corvallis, Oregon
47.3 miles NEA roughly 4-mile fast and smooth singletrack descent through the incredible variety of McDonald Dunn Forest, with intense climbs and rooted sections that reward focused riders.
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