[Abies]

I can probably guess the answer, but what's the chance that the 44 trails and in particular Surveyors ridge hold up ok in all this rain? I was thinking of sneaking out there this weekend for a last high country ride before the snow. It appears there's no snow up there yet but that could change early next week (or sooner) and I'm not finding up to date trail conditions info in the usual places.

Edit: the insane storm hitting my windows in Portland as I wrote this makes me feel like it could be a dumb question...

 

[poppa#1]

I can probably guess the answer, but what's the chance that the 44 trails and in particular Surveyors ridge hold up ok in all this rain? I was thinking of sneaking out there this weekend for a last high country ride before the snow. It appears there's no snow up there yet but that could change early next week (or sooner) and I'm not finding up to date trail conditions info in the usual places.

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Edit: the insane storm hitting my windows in Portland as I wrote this makes me feel like it could be a dumb question...

Surveyors holds up just fine. Definitely bring a jacket. Oakridge ought to be a scream.

 

[tbmaddux]

Well, Surveyor's tops out at 4700ft and there's snow visible as low as 3600ft on Tripcheck cameras around Mt Hood...

 

[poppa#1]

Well, Surveyor's tops out at 4700ft and there's snow visible as low as 3600ft on Tripcheck cameras around Mt Hood...

Uh, not last weekend.