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Downhill MTB trails closed for the winter; slow down and be courteous of hikers on the multiuse trails! EnjoY

Thurston Hills Natural Area offers 6.5 miles (10.46 km) of five diverse trails, near the city's heart. It's perfect for beginners, kids, running and mountain biking enthusiasts.

Incredible mountain views, great options for hill repeats, and plenty of trails for mountain bikes makes for a great destination without a ton of people.

Klootchy Creek Park is known for its famous centerpiece, the Klootchy Creek Giant Sitka Spruce, one of the state's largest and oldest living things. It was the first honoree in the Oregon Heritage Tree program. A windstorm caused the tree to fall in 2007, although the two fallen sections remain and still attract visitors to the park. Klootchy Creek Park is the gateway to the new mountain bike trail system, with several miles of exciting riding, with more in the planning stages in the future. It's a fantastic addition for some awesome riding on great dirt! **Use of the trails requires a free recreational permit from GreenWood Resources. Here is the link, including closure notices: https://nncpermits.com/

This welcome station is staffed with volunteers to provide information, answer questions about the area, and offer trail maps. Recreation passes are available here, restrooms and a sizable parking lot. It is the access point to Phil's and Wanoga mountain biking trail systems.

This trail is part of a mountain biking network of trails built in 1989 consisting of single-track and old forest service roads. Now, the trial system has increased to over 20 miles of trails to explore, all marked for easy navigation. This portion is relatively free of technical obstacles; however, there are some rocks and roots to negotiate.

Emerging from volcanic origins, the Cline Buttes grace central Oregon, embodying the spirit of the Cascade Range. Amidst Bureau of Land Management lands, they offer running trails, and bike routes, a testament to nature's majesty.

This trail is an ideal choice for a quick ride and is an easy loop that is great for beginners and families. If you want something more challenging, the trail's north end connects to Voodoo Child and Grand Slam trails for more technical fun!