Bike shop owner will convert Oregon City's Amtrak station into a center for bicycle tourism | Oregon Live
The long-vacant Oregon City Amtrak station will become a bistro for bicyclists next year as well as an indoor waiting area for train passengers. (Steve Mayes/The Oregonian)
Blane Meier sees Oregon City's Amtrak station as a destination for bicyclists from far and wide.
Meier plans to convert the unused depot into a jumping-off point for cyclists who want to explore Oregon City and Clackamas County.
Meier, owner of First City Cycles, envisions a laid-back lounge where cyclists can relax, sip a microbrew or espresso, check out maps or talk to a bike expert.
"It will be a great place for people to plan trips and grab a beer and a sandwich," Meier said.
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Meier plans to convert the unused depot into a jumping-off point for cyclists who want to explore Oregon City and Clackamas County.
Meier, owner of First City Cycles, envisions a laid-back lounge where cyclists can relax, sip a microbrew or espresso, check out maps or talk to a bike expert.
"It will be a great place for people to plan trips and grab a beer and a sandwich," Meier said.
[Keep reading at Oregon Live]
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