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Road 19 Trail #775B

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  2. OR
  3. …Portland Metro and Mt. Hood
  4. Mt. Hood National Forest
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0.8 Miles 1.3 Kilometers


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Ascent

-64' -20 m

Descent

2%

Avg Grade (1°)

3%

Max Grade (2°)

1,608' 490 m

High

1,544' 471 m

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Shared By Kathleen Walker

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“This old decommissioned road connects Castle Canyon Trail #765 to Zigzag Mountain Trail #775.”

— Kathleen Walker
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This trail is generally accessible year round.

Description

Road 19 Trail, like it name implies, was an old decommissioned road that was converted to a trail. The trail begins on the west end at the end of E. Mountain Drive just off Lolo Pass Road. Zigzag Mountain Trail #775 is also accessed at this point. Road 19 Trail continues east 0.8 miles towards the town of Rhododendon. The trail is popular with locals for running.

Flora & Fauna

The surrounding forest is made up of Douglas fir, western red cedar, western hemlock, big leaf and vine maples, and alders.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Mt. Hood National Forest - Zigzag Ranger Distict

Oct 10, 2018: Mt. Hood NF Eastside Districts Announce Fall Pile Burning Plans

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The east end of the Road 19 Trail #775B is just outside of Rhododendron. Photo by USFS.
The east end of the Road 19 Trail #775B is just…
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