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Mt. Bachelor is pleased to bring you their fifth summer of the Gravity Race Series. This is an unsanctioned series, so you do not need any special license or membership in order to participate. Simply show up on the evening of the race or pre-register online to participate, competitors will need a valid day/twilight lift ticket or season pass to compete. While this is a race, and inevitably competitive, it’s a pretty laid back event focused mainly on fun and local camaraderie. In this series,... More

Cascade-Siskiyou Scenic Bikeway Southern Oregon July 20, 2019 The fourth annual Up & Down Ride is a beautiful, challenging and friendly ride. Choose between the 49-mile route along the scenic bikeway with 4,900 feet of climbing or the 96-mile Spencer Creek route with 7,800 feet of climbing. The ride benefits the Bear Creek Greenway, a 20-mile paved, multi-use trail that links the cities of Ashland, Talent, Phoenix, Medford and Central Point. More

See the Columbia River Gorge by bicycle. You'll ride the Historic Columbia River Highway and Trail through the forest with surprise waterfalls on the 11+ mile Family Ride. If you want a challenge, choose the Gorge Climb ride from Cascade Locks to Vista House and back, where you'll experience incredible vistas. Both rides include educational/food stops and sag wagon. There's a post ride celebration for riders and non-riders that features Portland bike dancing troupe The Sprockettes, fresh salmon tacos and art by Warm Springs Artists. Enjoy... More

Three full days of mountain biking in Oakridge will leave you both exhausted and replenished. Nestled in the foothills of the central Cascade Mountains, giant old growth trees, lush ferns, creeks, waterfalls and mountain meadows await. Join this unique experience with its small festival atmosphere. Activities throughout the weekend include camping along the Willamette River, local beer and wine nightly in a beer garden, daily stretching sessions, nightly fun and games and free mechanical support. Bring cash for a Food Cart Festival from 2 to... More

Join the 9th annual Rolf Prima Tri at the Grove at scenic Cottage Grove Lake to run, swim and bike your way across the finish line. This USAT sanctioned race features Sprint and Olympic distance courses with individual and relay team options. Other options include the Aqua Bike course for who do not wish to run, the Duathlon course that eliminates the swim event or the Paddle Tri for people who want to stay nice and dry in a kayak or on a standup paddleboard.... More

Long on the watersport enthusiasts' map for the incredible Columbia Gorge wind, Hood River serves it up in the mountain bike category as well. There are long and flowing trails, tight and twisty concoctions, air opportunities and entire areas dedicated to rollers and bridges. The terrain is perfect for cross-country and all-mountain riders, and suitable for those wanting to work on more technical descents, as long as they're willing to start the ride with a pedal up or a shuttle. Start your morning skill sessions... More

The Cascade Cream Puff was created to introduce mountain bike enthusiasts to some of the most pristine and challenging singletrack wilderness trail routes in the Pacific Northwest. Challenge your strength and stamina in this 100-mile mountain bike race that includes Tire Mountain, the 50-mile Fritter, and the new Donut Hole, which is a 25-mile cross-country extravaganza on Alpine "proper." Courses cover mostly singletrack as well as gravel roads. Tickets include a finisher's cap, custom t-shirt, pint glass, prizes, dinner, beer from Plank Town Brewing and... More

Tune up your road bikes for GEARS' 21st annual Blackberry bRamble cycling event, this year with new routes through the scenic Willamette Valley and even more fun at the finish line. This event has long been known for wonderful routes through the rolling hills of Oregon Wine Country, extraordinary food at rest stops, reliable support and signature blackberry pie and ice cream at post-race festivities. Choose between the 37-mile Camas Country Loop, the 64-mile Veneta Clear Lake Metric Century, the 80-mile North Winery Tour, the... More

Now in its 35th year, Bike MS: Willamette Valley takes riders on a two-day journey along vineyards, wheat fields and covered bridges. The route starts and ends at Western Oregon University in Monmouth, ranging from 18 to 160 miles. The fully supported two-day ride includes rest stops and an overnight celebration. More

Starting and ending at Champoeg State Heritage Area, the Luminosa Morrison Metric Century offers three routes and plenty of rest stops. Choose from 26, 44 or 63 miles on a picturesque loop through the heart of Willamette Valley farmland. At the finish line awaits a family-friendly party featuring live music. More

The Mid-Valley Bicycle Club “Covered Bridge Bicycle Tour” (CBBT) is a one day cycling event in the Mid-Willamette Valley. This year marks the 41st Anniversary of the CBBT. The event starts and finishes at the Linn County Fair & Expo Center just off I-5 in Albany, Oregon. Explore rural roads, and depending on which of the route options you choose, you’ll cross up to five historic covered bridges. Visit website for more information. More

This 12 mile fun ride is a guided ride along a gentle stretch of the Clackamas in August when the moon is high and close to the earth. The route is along the first part of the Cascading Rivers Scenic Bikeway from Estacada to the lower boat ramp on North Fork Lake. There will be prizes and a free picture for all riders. Visit website for more information and to register. More

The 5th annual Ochoco Gravel Roubaix returns to Prineville. This ride is an OBRA Gran Fondo Style gravel bicycle race through the stunning Ochoco National Forest featuring 80 and 45 mile loops. The finish line party will be open and free to the public and features food, live music, beer garden and more. All loops will start and end at Good Bike Co. LLC. Visit website for more information and to register. Ochoco Gravel Roubaix is one of only six gravel races this year that... More

Hosted annually by the Salem Bicycle Club, the Peach of Century starts and ends at Chemeketa Community College. Riders can opt for a 75-mile Full Century or 66-mile Metric Century route. While the Full Century offers more challenging climbs, both routes follow low-volume roads past bucolic farm fields and rural communities. More

Enjoy a great weekend at a beautiful place. Choose from Triathlons (long course, sprint, SUP), Duathlons (long course, sprint, aquabike), trail marathon, 1/2 marathon (mixed surface), CX style race, kids races and more. More

Come September, Cycle Oregon is setting off on a not-to-be-missed ride through the geological wonderland that is Crater Lake and the Central Oregon Cascades. We’ve handpicked for the pedaling an unforgettable journey through lava-hewn landscapes, cascading rivers, and ever-present peaks. We’ll ride through colorful communities that welcome visitors like family on our way to the legendary rim of Crater Lake – the sapphire jewel of Oregon’s only National Park. This is our invitation to you. When it comes time to decide how to spend your... More

This ride is a “supported” ride; the local bikeways committee wants to make sure that you have a great experience in the community, so they will be doing what we can to make it so! They'll be arranging for meals and water stops and will arrange for community volunteers to deliver your needed items from one location to another and will provide a SAG Wagon to support you along the route all weekend. The ride starts in Ukiah, so the “caravan from Heppner” will leave... More

Good Bike Co. and Salsa Cycles present the 2nd annual Ochoco Overlander - a 4-day lightly supported bikepacking event in Central and Eastern Oregon. Load your bike up to pedal over 175 miles in four days, climb over 14,000 feet and enjoy some beautiful terrain in Sunny Central Oregon with your best friends. Riders haul all of their own gear, but leave the rest to Good Bike Co. and Salsa Cycles. They’ll provide a fully catered dinner each night and a hearty breakfast every morning, fishing opportunities throughout... More

Run, mountain bike, paddleboard, cycle, kayak and disc golf at the first Iron Duck Relay, a multi-sport team relay event. The course will criss-cross Alton Baker Park as participants compete in a variety of activities including one mile of singletrack mountain biking, one mile standup paddleboarding on the Alton Baker Canoe Canal, two miles of running on Pre's Trail, two miles of kayaking on the Willamette River and more, for a total of seven challenges. Prizes will be awarded for teams and individuals. More

This is a flat social ride mostly along a gated road for casual riders and children. You have a choice to begin at City Hall Cycling Station or at the Faraday West Hydro parking area, the latter is away from the highway. This is a perfect ride for the whole family including Young children. You will ride past three lakes through shaded maples and alders past Faraday, Cazadero and North Fork Dams all on a gated car free road. Keep your eyes peeled for water... More

It's road versus mountain in this epic race to the top of Mt. Ashland. More

Aptly named for a treacherous rapid where the Clackamas River dives beneath a house sized boulder to reappear a hundred feet downstream this route is designed for seasoned riders with some time devoted to ascending and descending in mountain terrain. The route follows highway 224 East to Ripplebrook store beside four nationally designated wild and scenic streams and then heads South on Forest Road 46 along the cascades backbone where the Clackamas’ threatened and endangered salmon and steelhead still spawn onward to Detroit a distance... More

You have two choices of 35 or 52 miles east on the scenic bikeway along shaded rivers and rollicking rapids. You begin cruising leisurely along Faraday Road, North Fork Lake and east where the waters begin to quicken and the rafts and kayaks bob among the frothy waters at Carter Bridge, home to the Northwest’s largest whitewater festival that occurs each May. For a cedar lined mountain stream choose the Fish Creek spur and turn right for 1.5 miles along this steelhead hideaway. Or choose... More

The Trans-Cascadia is a four day blind-format, backcountry mountain bike race held in the Oakridge area. Up to 100 riders will take part in the event and will camp each night of the race while on the course. There will be gourmet food and backcountry camp vibes. True to their blind format, the exact location for the 2019 race within the Cascadia Bioregion will only be disclosed to racers closer to the event dates (September 24 – 30, 2019) and the stage details won’t be... More

Crosstoberfest is a fun adventure bicycle course around Luscher Farm grounds and the surrounding area. Costumes are encouraged. More

The Monster Cookie Metric Century Bicycle Ride is the Salem Bicycle Club's premier spring event. The ride starts at the State Capitol Mall in Salem and takes riders 62 miles (100 km) over back roads to Champoeg State Park and back to Salem. Participants desiring a shorter ride can ride to the first rest stop and back for a 34-mile ride. The ride is open to bicyclists of all levels who agree to Share the Road with other users by riding safely, lawfully, and courteously.... More