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Mile Turns / Cues Description / notes 0.0 BEGIN at Kenton MAX Light Rail station From station head east on Willis for 1 block 0.0 RIGHT (south) on Fenwick X –Interstate Ave at signal, continue South 0.5 Jog LEFT then RIGHT Xing Lombard; continue on Concord Use sidewalk & pedestrian signal 0.8 RIGHT on Bryant Follow bike pavement symbols; X –Greeley 1.7 Bear RIGHT on Willamette Blvd. bike lane pass University of Portland 3.0 X – Portsmouth Ave. at traffic signal 3.7 RIGHT on Carey Blvd. (just before RR overpass) 3.8 Continue STRAIGHT on Peninsula Crossing trail 4.1 X –Lombard St; continue on path 4.6 RIGHT on Fessenden St. bike lane 5.0 LEFT on Portsmouth St. bike lane X – Columbia Blvd at signal, then 5.2 RIGHT on Columbia Court 5.3 Continue STRAIGHT on to path at marked crosswalk Follow path as it loops around Water Treatment Plant grounds –interesting sculptures! 5.9 X – bike/pedestrian bridge over Columbia Slough Great place to look for waterfowl 6.0 LEFT on Columbia Slough trail; path ramps up and follows east side of Portland Rd. 6.8 LEFT –X Portland Rd; continue past gate on path marked pedestrian crossing; path continues as old (closed) roadway 7.9 pass Smith – Bybee Lakes trailhead; path continues adjacent to Marine Drive Short walking trail (no bikes) into wildlife refuge 10.2 Trail junction with Kelley Pt. Park access road access road to Park to north 11.0 Kelley Pt. Park parking lot Short walk to rivers viewpoint. Great rest stop! 11.8 Back at Marine Drive; X – Marine Drive, then XSlough Bridge on path 13.4 path ends use crossing and continue south in bike lane 14.0 RIGHT on Burgard *CAUTION* narrow lanes with truck traffic for a short distance. 15.4 LEFT on Reno at traffic signal 15.8 RIGHT on Smith X – St Louis , continue on Smith bike lane 17.0 Bear LEFT on Columbia Way bike lane 17.3 RIGHT on Fessenden bike lane at traffic signal 17.5 X Peninsula Crossing trail Look familiar? Rejoin the route you rode earlier. 17.9 LEFT on Portsmouth St. bike lane X – Columbia Blvd at signal, then 18.2 RIGHT on Columbia Court 18.3 Continue STRAIGHT on to path at marked crosswalk 18.8 X – bike/pedestrian bridge over Columbia Slough 19.0 RIGHT on Columbia Slough trail Path a little rough in spots, go slow & enjoy nice views of the slough 20.6 Pass under Interstate Ave,, continue on trail 21.6 RIGHT where Trail ends on Vancouver Ave bike lane Cross Columbia Blvd, Lombard, then 22.4 RIGHT on Bryant St. Follow “sharrows" (bike symbols) on road 22.8 X bikepedestrian bridge over freeway 22.9 LEFT on Montana 23.0 RIGHT on Dekum X – Interstate Ave at signal, then 23.2 RIGHT on Concord Follow same route back to MAX station 24.1 Return to Kenton MAX station Now that you’ve seen some of the hidden gems of North Portland, enjoy some comestibles & potables in the Kenton neighborhood Ride #2 North Portland Trails Jan 2017

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Page 1: R T L 2 C North Portland Trails O Y P

Mile   Turns / Cues   Description / notes 

0.0  BEGIN at Kenton MAX Light Rail station   From station head east on Willis for 1 block 

0.0  RIGHT (south) on Fenwick  X –Interstate Ave at signal, continue South  

0.5  Jog LEFT then RIGHT X‐ing Lombard; continue on Concord  Use sidewalk & pedestrian signal 

0.8  RIGHT on Bryant   Follow bike pavement symbols; X –Greeley  

1.7  Bear RIGHT on Willamette Blvd. bike lane   pass University of Portland  

3.0  X – Portsmouth Ave.   at traffic signal  

3.7   RIGHT on Carey Blvd.  (just before RR overpass)   

3.8  Continue STRAIGHT on Peninsula Crossing trail    

4.1  X –Lombard  St; continue on path    

4.6  RIGHT on Fessenden St. bike lane    

5.0  LEFT on Portsmouth St. bike lane   X – Columbia Blvd at signal, then  

5.2   RIGHT on Columbia Court    

5.3  Continue STRAIGHT on to path at marked crosswalk   Follow path as it loops around Water Treatment Plant grounds –interesting sculptures!  

5.9    X – bike/pedestrian bridge over Columbia Slough   Great place to look for waterfowl 

6.0  LEFT on Columbia Slough trail; path ramps up and follows east side of Portland Rd.  

 

6.8  LEFT – X ‐ Portland Rd; continue past gate on path   marked pedestrian crossing; path continues as old (closed) roadway  

7.9   pass Smith – Bybee Lakes trailhead; path continues adjacent to Marine Drive 

Short walking trail (no bikes) into wildlife refuge  

10.2   Trail junction with Kelley Pt. Park access road  access road to Park to north 

11.0  Kelley Pt. Park parking lot  Short walk to rivers viewpoint. Great rest stop! 

11.8  Back at Marine Drive;  X – Marine Drive, then X‐ Slough Bridge on path 

 

13.4  path ends  ‐ use crossing and continue south in bike lane     

14.0  RIGHT on Burgard  *CAUTION* narrow lanes with truck traffic for a short distance.  

15.4  LEFT on Reno   at traffic signal  

15.8   RIGHT on Smith   X – St Louis , continue on Smith bike lane  

17.0   Bear LEFT on Columbia Way bike lane   

17.3  RIGHT on Fessenden bike lane   at traffic signal 

17.5  X ‐ Peninsula Crossing trail   Look familiar? Rejoin the route you rode earlier. 

17.9  LEFT on Portsmouth St. bike lane   X – Columbia Blvd at signal, then  

18.2  RIGHT on Columbia Court    

18.3  Continue STRAIGHT on to path at marked crosswalk    

18.8   X – bike/pedestrian bridge over Columbia Slough    

19.0   RIGHT on Columbia Slough trail   Path a little rough in spots, go slow & enjoy nice views of the slough 

20.6  Pass under Interstate Ave,, continue on trail   

21.6  RIGHT where Trail ends on Vancouver Ave bike lane  Cross Columbia Blvd, Lombard, then 

22.4  RIGHT on Bryant St.   Follow “sharrows" (bike symbols) on road 

22.8  X ‐ bike‐pedestrian bridge over freeway   

22.9  LEFT on Montana   

23.0  RIGHT on Dekum  X – Interstate Ave at signal, then 

23.2  RIGHT on Concord  Follow same route back to MAX station 

24.1  Return to Kenton MAX station   Now that you’ve seen some of the hidden gems of North Portland, enjoy some comestibles & potables in the Kenton neighborhood 

     

Ride #2 ‐ North Portland Trails   Jan 2017