Bend to Portland

[Dluke]

I am traveling on my 990 to Portland from Bend and looking for some advice on how to connect some off-road sections to my trip. I has planned on taking the Santiam pass from Sisters. Any help with GPS tracks would be appreciated.

[wibby]

Ever heard of a map?

That's how Sector does it when me and Peterman ride with her

[Mr. Fisherman]

Originally Posted by wibby

Ever heard of a map?

That's how Sector does it when me and Peterman ride with her

Is that code for follow a girl like us?

[wibby]

Originally Posted by Mr. Fisherman

Is that code for follow a girl like us?

fuckinay!

'cept its getting harder and harder to keep up with her

[wachs]

Originally Posted by Dluke

I am traveling on my 990 to Portland from Bend and looking for some advice on how to connect some off-road sections to my trip. I has planned on taking the Santiam pass from Sisters. Any help with GPS tracks would be appreciated.

Got no GPS but just did a nice ride over Santiam to Idanha and took the Boulder Ridge road over to Breitenbush then up to see Ollalie Lake. Some guys there told me to take 4680 (?) down to 46 which saved about 5 miles of pavement. Then rode the Clackamas River into Estacada - was cool and fun.

[Dluke]

Thanks Dave. I'll give it a try!

[dhally]

Originally Posted by wachs

Got no GPS but just did a nice ride over Santiam to Idanha and took the Boulder Ridge road over to Breitenbush then up to see Ollalie Lake. Some guys there told me to take 4680 (?) down to 46 which saved about 5 miles of pavement. Then rode the Clackamas River into Estacada - was cool and fun.

If you want dirtier dirt and good views of Hood, instead of taking 4680 into Estacada, stay on 46, go past Timothy Lake and up to High Rocks. From there take Abbot Road into Estacada. Abbot is a jeep road for a few miles.