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—G-R-I-D-L-O-C-K— The Great Downtown Portland Crisscross

Día domingo, 19 de julio de 2026
Reunión 12:30
Sale 13:00

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  1. Japanese American Historical Plaza «Japanese American Historical Plaza (Tom McCall Waterfront Park)» NW Couch St & NW Naito Parkway, Portland OR, 97209 · Old Town Meet by the stone monuments, or nearby trees if the heat is heavy. Se abre en una pestaña nueva
    • MAX Blue MAX Red Old Town/Chinatown MAX Station · 2 min a pie
    • 16 NW Naito Parkway & Couch · 1 min a pie
    • 12 19 20 W Burnside & Burnside Bridge · 2 min a pie
A map of the streets around Japanese American Historical Plaza
Datos del mapa © colaboradores de OpenStreetMap
Un mapa de la ruta
Datos del mapa © colaboradores de OpenStreetMap
1624 ft de subida en 28,8 mi
Abrir la ruta en Ride with GPS Descargar la ruta (GPX)
Distancia 28,8 mi
Forma de la ruta De un punto a otro
Para quién es General
Terreno Ondulado
Superficie Pavimentado

NOTAHUGE UPS to everyone who made it out today, whether just for 1 block or for the whole shebang! SEE YOU NEXT SUMMER!

Acerca de A nearly-30-mile ride through nearly every street in downtown Portland. A ride that is equal parts: 1) “get to know the neighborhood”, 2) “whose streets, our streets”, and 3) “let’s do something stupid”. Gather at the Japanese American Historical Plaza on the waterfront, ride the north-south streets, pause at Bill Naito Fountain, continue with the east-west streets, finish by the Tilikum Crossing. The ride leader will be equipped with basic bike repair, a first aid kit, sunscreen, and a few light snacks to share. We will prioritize ride flow over strict traffic law observation, and general safety over either. There will be a few short steps to climb at a couple of points. Minor adjustments to the route may be considered impromptu depending on ride composition. Sunday, June 19, meet at 12:30pm, ride at 1:00pm. The approximate route mapped out on RideWithGPS: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/55511498 (And lol, get a load of that goofy route map -- any graph theorists/GIS wizzes out there able to optimize a more efficient/complete route?)