The timber industry fueled the Klamath Basin economy for much of the 1900s, and its decline left behind dozens of miles of gravel roads crisscrossing the region’s forests and waterways. These abandoned back-roads make for ideal gravel grinding cycling terrain, with awesome views of wildlife, old forests, mountain peaks and many lakes. The spiderwebs of logging trails make it possible to extend or shorten your ride as you see fit, offering riders many options. One other secret… here you can ride the State’s longest park, the OC&E Woods Line State Trail, for a 100 mile gravel grinder adventure.