Learn About Gravel Biking in the Skyline Forest

Ever wanted to bike the Skyline Forest, but don't know where to go?

By Nicole Vulcan

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Ever wanted to bike the Skyline Forest, but don't know where to go? An upcoming webinar gives locals the chance to learn about gravel biking on the privately owned land. The Deschutes Land Trust—which has long worked to help preserve the forest and protect it from development—is partnering with Dirty Freehub for a virtual event centered around gravel biking in Skyline Forest. Kevin English of Dirty Freehub and Brad Chalfant of the Deschutes Land Trust will host the free event, which takes place Oct. 27 from 7 to 8pm. Get a link to the online webinar at deschuteslandtrust.org.

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