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North Plains, OR, US
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Unpaved

Picking up where the Goonies left off

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55 mi.
4,581 ft.

A mixed terrain adventure route from North Plains, Oregon. Showcases some of the best paved, dirt, crumbling, and forgotten roads in Washington County. This ride was originally plotted by Unpaved and OMTM for our 2016 ride series.

38c+

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