Wild for Mountain Biking
Riding the Deschutes River Trail
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Spring has arrived, and the high desert singletrack is calling you out of hibernation. Join Lev Stryker, owner of Bend-based Cog Wild Bicycle Tours, for a scenic introduction to mountain biking in sunny Central Oregon. Stryker and friends travel the Deschutes River Trail, an 18-mile journey along the rushing river between Bend and Sunriver. It’s just one of countless fun trails in Central Oregon that draw fat-tire fans from all over the country. For more information about mountain biking in Oregon, check out Ride Oregon Ride.
About the Author: John Waller
A native Oregonian, John Waller has dedicated his life to exploring and discovering the natural beauty that the world has to offer. The founder of Uncage the Soul Productions, John has spent more than two decades producing and directing films, from commercial shorts to award-winning adventure documentaries. If he’s not behind the camera or in front of the editing screen, he can be found exploring the Oregon backcountry, summiting a local peak or planning the next globetrotting adventure.
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