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    The Barlow Road

    • Length:
      17.5 miles
    • Difficulty:
      Moderate
    • Attributes:
      Double-Track, Moderately Technical
    Get directions to the start of this trail via Google Maps

    Trailhead Elevation: 4176 ft

    • Region:
      Mt. Hood / The Gorge
    • Nearby Cities:
      Hood River, Government Camp, Rhododendron, Parkdale

    Trailhead: Turn south off of Hwy 35 at Barlow Pass onto FS 3530 about 36 miles south of Hood River (60 miles east of Portland). Proceed about 300’ to a large parking area.

    Highlights: Riding the Barlow Road, expect plenty of fun double-track descending, some tough climbs and lots of history as you follow the original overland route of the Oregon Trail. You can do this as an out-and-back, or shuttle/loop via paved FS Road 48.

    Seasons: Early summer through fall

    A detailed map of this trail and others nearby is available through Adventure Maps, an Oregon company, at local bike shops and outdoor retailers, as well as online at www.adventuremaps.net.

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