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Cycling on the Mt. Hood Highway gives you great views of dense forests, alpine meadows, and the peak of Mount Hood. The two lane road has a shoulder, but can be busy with traffic during high season.

Here's a perfect spot to take a break, park your bike, and walk up the trail for an excellent view of both Lower and Upper Multnomah Falls.

Tollbridge Park is located just a few yards from the famous Bridge of the Gods that spans over the Columbia River to connect the states of Oregon and Washington. There are restrooms and lots of shade if you want to take a break here.

The Panorama Point Vista House was built in 1970 and provides views to the river on the north and to Mount Hood in the east. Mt. Hood has some great year-round snowpack and is an iconic point in the Portland area. Here visitors can find restrooms, shade, and picnic areas, and it's a great stop for a break.

Bonneville Hatchery is the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s biggest hatchery. It has a very diverse fish production program. It is over 100 years old, having been built in 1909, but in 1957, the facility was updated and remodeled. It is open for unguided viewing of the display ponds. From September to October, it's open for adult fall Chinook and Coho salmon spawning. Visiting hours are 7:30 a.m.–dusk.

The Wyeth State Park area has restrooms, a picnic area, and a campground with 13 individual sites, three group sites, and a 24-hour camp host. This is also the trailhead for the Wyeth Trail, which soon splits into the Gorge Trail.

Toll Bridge Park is a small grassy area right before the Bridge of the Gods. Notice the blue and white Pacific Crest Trail emblem. The trail crosses right over this bridge and is a special passage for Pacific Crest Trail through hikers. North bounders feel especially lucky to arrive here, as it marks the final state to cross in their 2653-mile journey. Hikers walk with traffic on foot. If you see a hiker, be sure to congratulate them on their journey as you ride by.

Lost Lake is great for cyclists because they can ride right up to the edge of the lake. Lost Lake has a campground and lots of activities. There is a resort store that offers canoes, kayaks, wooden boats, metal fishing boats, and stand-up paddle board rentals. Visitors can find a number of hiking and biking trails and can spend the day bird-watching, berry-picking, swimming, waterfall-finding, or participating in some of the scheduled activities like telescoped stargazing, special Forest Service events, or live music.