Regional Bike Resources

Clackamas County

Bike It! map: provides lots of information to help bicyclists pick the best routes, whether for work or recreation.

Clackamas County Pedestrian and Bikeway Advisory Committee: their work has included the development of bicycle and pedestrian safety programs, reviewing bicycle and pedestrian project priorities, and completing the county’s Active Transportation Plan.

Bike Maps for nearby cities

• Tualatin Valley Scenic Bikeway
• Tigard Bike Map
• Beaverton Bike Map
• Gresham Routes and Itineraries 
• Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway

Travel Oregon: provides links to Oregon Scenic Bikeway maps, Oregon State bicycle maps, and Biker Campsite Maps.

Greater Portland Bike Maps/Information

• Bike and Walk Maps of Portland
• Portland Recreational Bicycling Rides + Maps

Rubber to the Road is a collection of favorite bicycle rides in the Portland, Oregon area - the online companion to the popular Rubber to the Road ride guidebooks. 

Nonprofit Bicycling Resources

Washco Bikes: They support people biking through bike camps, other programs and a Community Bike Center which offers low-cost repairs and used bikes for sale.

The Street Trust: advocates for multi-modal transportation options that prioritize safety, accessibility, equity, and climate justice in the Portland Metro Region.

League of American Bicyclists: A nonprofit national organization working with local communities toward a bicycle-friendly America; the City of Beaverton was awarded a Bronze Award Bicycle Friendly Community designation in 2005 and retains this designation through 2011.

Action Plans and Master Plans

The Bike & Ped Connectivity Plan focuses on bicycle and pedestrian connectivity in Wilsonville – illustrating routes throughout the community and the planned capital improvement projects that will fill critical gaps. 

The Ice Age Tonquin Trail Master Plan will connect Sherwood, Tualatin and Wilsonville, giving people new ways to get to work, shopping and schools. Find out more about the Tonquin Trail, download documents, and get involved in the Tonquin Trail Master Plan process through Metro's website.