The 2008 New County Bike It! Map is now available!
Bike It! is a full-color, full-size, water resistant map with the entire county on one side and the urban area on the other. The map has lots of information to help bicyclists pick the best routes, whether for work or recreation, including:
- Bike lanes, paved multi-use roads and planned multi-use paths
- Roadways, divided into four categories based on suitability for bicycles to share with vehicles – most suitable, moderately suitable, less suitable and difficult connection.
- Hard-surfaced roads and gravel roads in Mt. Hood National Forest,
- Single-track and double-track mountain bike trails
The map also highlights 10 suggested recreational bike rides, from seven to 73 miles long, from relatively flat farmland to uphill all the way. Each ride has its own map, ride summary, elevation profile and points of interest.
Bike It! was researched and designed by Planning Division staffers Scott Hoelscher and Lori Mastrantonio and GIS Specialists Randall Gray and Jim Lugosi with the support and involvement of the County’s Pedestrian/Bikeway Advisory Committee.
This map was produced by Clackamas County and Metro. Map development was partially funded by the Federal Transit Administration and Metro. Financial assistance was also provided by the Clackamas Regional Center Transportation Management Association (CRC-TMA), Kaiser Permanente, and Clackamas County Tourism and Cultural Affairs.
You may purchase the map for $5 from our Planning Division. Stop by the 2nd floor of the Development Services Building, 150 Beavercreek in Oregon City, between 7 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday or contact the Planning Office at 503.742.4500 or zoninginfo@co.clackamas.or.us.
Project Contacts
Scott Hoelscher, Project Manager
(503) 742-4524
scotthoe@co.clackamas.or.us
Lori Mastrantonio-Meuser
(503) 742-4511
lorim@co.clackamas.or.us
