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Springwater Corridor

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Springwater Corridor

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  • Location: Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, United States

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    March 10, 2022

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    The Springwater Corridor is the perfect place to ride your bike. You're away from the road on a quiet path along buttes, wetlands, fields and pastures.
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    Springwater Corridor and Butler Creek Greenway Loop

    24.2km

    01:26

    90m

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    Cycle the easy 15.0-mile Springwater Corridor and Butler Creek Greenway Loop, enjoying diverse landscapes and views near Portland.

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    46.1km

    02:19

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    Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    Embark on a moderate touring bicycle adventure along the Boring Loop, a 43.3-mile (69.7 km) route that promises diverse scenery and a rewarding ride. You will gain 1379 feet (420 metres) over an estimated 4 hours and 12 minutes, making it a substantial yet manageable journey. The Springwater Corridor section guides you through wetlands, past agricultural fields, and residential areas, often alongside Johnson Creek. As you transition to the Trolley Trail, expect to discover shady parks and unique artisan installations, with clear views of Johnson Creek as it meets the Willamette River from Milwaukie Bay Park. Keep an eye out for distant glimpses of Mount Hood on the horizon during some of the higher sections.

    This route is largely accessible, primarily using dedicated multi-use paths, making it suitable for a wide range of touring cyclists, including families. You can conveniently access the trail system using Portland's MAX light rail, which welcomes bikes, offering flexibility for your starting point. While the eastern portions of the Springwater Corridor, from Gresham to Boring, are generally pleasant, be aware that sections closer to downtown Portland have historically experienced issues with encampments.

    The Boring Loop is a significant component of Portland's extensive 40-Mile Loop regional trail system, highlighting its importance for local recreation and connectivity. This well-established network provides a unique opportunity to explore the region's natural beauty and urban fringes on dedicated paths. The varied landscape, from river views to artisan installations, ensures a dynamic experience that sets this route apart from other local cycling options.

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    Distance 3.46 km

    Uphill 10 m

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    Location: Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, United States

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