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22 oct. 2013 à 12h00

Bike Overnight: Ainsworth State Park, Columbia River Gorge, 22 October 2013

The weather still great this over, lotsa sun and high temps still between 60-70F. I decided to go to Ainsworth State Park in the Columbia Gorge, a place I have been to many times over the years, but only once this year. As with any Gorge ride, it's hard not to stop for all the scenic vistas and waterfalls! And the fall colors were spectacular.

The big changes on this ride was: using some different roads around the Springdale-Corbett area (meaning getting off the Historic Columbia River Hwy in that area) and camping in the new "hiker/biker" site at Ainsworth, which I shared with four dudes from Reed.

The weather still great this over, lotsa sun and high temps still between 60-70F. I decided to go to Ainsworth State Park in the Columbia Gorge, a place I have been to many times over the years, but only once this year. As with any Gorge ride, it's hard not to stop for all the scenic vistas and waterfalls! And the fall colors were spectacular. The big changes on this ride was: using some different roads around the Springdale-Corbett area (meaning getting off the Historic Columbia River Hwy in that area) and camping in the new "hiker/biker" site at Ainsworth, which I shared with four dudes from Reed.
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By: adventurepdx
Distance: 25,7 mi
Selected: 25,7 mi
Elevation: + 1372 / - 1557 pi
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Gear: 1984 Raleigh USA Crested Butte
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Departed: 22 oct. 2013 à 12h00
Distance: 25,7 mi
Selected distance: 25,7 mi
Elevation: + 1372 / - 1557 pi
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