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Wine Country Ramble
Forest Grove, OR, US
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Tualatin Valley

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42 mi.
1,287 ft.

Come tour the countryside that inspired countless wineries and vineyards to locate in Washington County. The rolling hills, farmhouses, and open countryside will inspire you to come back again to visit your favorite wineries. The route does includes one mile of gravel near the middle of the ride.

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