Find yourself on The Intertwine today
Explore the Intertwine with the finest Portland has to offer: Bikes, Banh Mi, Buttes, Bioswales, and Beer! This leisurely Intertwine Adventure, roughly 9 miles in length, offers a tour of Portland’s local volcanic landscape, our innovative infrastructure for bicycles and stormwater, and a selection of some of Portland’s quirky local businesses.
Go on a once-a-year adventure to bike legally and safely on I-5 and I-405, to cross the Willamette River on the Marquam and Fremont freeway bridges, and to enjoy the other 8 Portland bridges without worrying about cars.
A large part of Washington County lies within the Tualatin River Valley; the county's western reaches are less densely populated and beautiful, with rolling hills, wetlands, small towns and views of the mountains that surround the valley. Grab your bike and hop on the MAX headed for Hillsboro to get in an afternoon of good company outdoors.
The Springwater Trail, on an old interurban rail line, is a paved, multi-use path that runs from Portland's eastside waterfront to Boring, Oregon. This trail is a must ride! Read on about biking the Springwater Trail from downtown Portland to downtown Gresham.
A great way to explore the North Portland Peninsula is by bike. A convenient starting point is the Rose Quarter Transit Center if you're coming from outside the downtown core. Head north on N Interstate to the first greenspace overlooking the rail yards near Overlook Park. The only real hill en route is on this first stretch.