7. Government Camp to Hood River
GOVERNMENT CAMP TO HOOD RIVER – 83.2 miles
The last section of the ORBDR leaves Government Camp on Highways 26 and 35. After leaving pavement, the route follows a blissful series of roads on a circuitous route through Mount Hood National Forest. The byways in this area to the southeast of Mount Hood are rocky and exposed at times, so keep your focus and ride within your ability. Factor in stopping at the numerous amazing viewpoints along the way.
After a long descent from Bennett Pass, the track then heads true north following high elevation roads on Gunsight Butte, Lookout Mountain, and Surveyors Ridge. The last ten miles are on pavement, but they are exceptionally scenic and pass through rural farms within the Hood River Valley. The ORBDR ends at Port Marina Park where Hood River meets the mighty Columbia River in the city of Hood River.
7. Government Camp to Hood River
GOVERNMENT CAMP TO HOOD RIVER – 83.2 miles
The last section of the ORBDR leaves Government Camp on Highways 26 and 35. After leaving pavement, the route follows a blissful series of roads on a circuitous route through Mount Hood National Forest. The byways in this area to the southeast of Mount Hood are rocky and exposed at times, so keep your focus and ride within your ability. Factor in stopping at the numerous amazing viewpoints along the way.
After a long descent from Bennett Pass, the track then heads true north following high elevation roads on Gunsight Butte, Lookout Mountain, and Surveyors Ridge. The last ten miles are on pavement, but they are exceptionally scenic and pass through rural farms within the Hood River Valley. The ORBDR ends at Port Marina Park where Hood River meets the mighty Columbia River in the city of Hood River.
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