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Oregon
1.0 mi
Distance
637 ft
Gain
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Cape Falcon Trail
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Cape Falcon Trail offers a short but scenic singletrack adventure along Oregon's rugged coastline. This out-and-back route winds through coastal forest terrain, providing riders with glimpses of the Pacific Ocean and dramatic headland views. The relatively short distance makes it accessible to intermediate riders looking for a quick coastal escape, though the singletrack nature requires basic technical skills for navigating roots and potentially sandy or loose sections typical of coastal trails.
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Cape Falcon Trail
~1 min drive
Short coastal singletrack perfect for beginners seeking scenic Pacific Northwest riding.
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~8 min drive
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Brutal expert-level technical singletrack that challenges advanced riders with unforgiving terrain.
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~1 min drive
Short coastal singletrack perfect for beginners seeking scenic Pacific views.
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~1 min drive
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Sitka Spruce Trail
~1 min drive
Short beginner-friendly singletrack warm-up through coastal Oregon forest.
Elk Flats Trail
~1 min drive
Short beginner-friendly singletrack out-and-back through scenic Oregon terrain.
Short Sand Beach Trail
~1 min drive
Short coastal singletrack perfect for beginners seeking scenic ocean views.
North Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain Trail
~2 min drive
Moderate 2-mile coastal mountain singletrack perfect for XC riding with Pacific Northwest character.
Arch Cape to Cape Falcon Trail
~3 min drive
Scenic 4.13-mile coastal singletrack connecting two Oregon headlands - moderate XC riding through forest.