Accessible trails. Real riders. A long time coming.

Just four miles north of Pacific City, the Buzzard Butte Trail Network is opening up new possibilities for mountain biking on the Tillamook Coast. In this video, adaptive riders Quinn and Joe hit the trail alongside local builders and advocates to show what is possible when access is part of the conversation from the start.

This project has been years in the making. Throughout 2024 and 2025, the Tillamook Off-Road Trail Alliance (TORTA) added six trails to the Buzzard Butte Trail Network while securing grant funding and support from partners including Travel Oregon, Oregon State Parks Recreational Trails Program, Shimano’s Trail Born Fund, Kubota and Tillamook County TLT funds.

Buzzard Butte was designed with progression in mind. Riders of different abilities can experience the same trails, the same flow, and the same sense of accomplishment. Adaptive riding equipment makes it possible for more people to get out there and ride together.

We are grateful to the partners who made this project happen, especially:

• Tillamook Off-Road Trail Alliance (TORTA)
• Travel Oregon
• U.S. Forest Service
• Adaptive riders and advocates
• Local trail builders and volunteers

This is what inclusion and adventure looks like on the Tillamook Coast. Learn more and plan your visit at http://www.tillamookcoast.com

📸 thumbnail photo: ‪@ben_moon‬
🎥 video: Sea Legs Media

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