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The Gorge Gravel Grinder (previously the Gorge Roubaix) was the first gravel race in Oregon, and it got its start in The Dalles, an hour east of Portland, because of early season riding conditions. Choose to race or ride with 500 fellow gravel enthusiasts. Finish line festivities are hosted by Clock Tower Ales and includes celebratory beer and a warm, hearty meal. 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

Learn where the best gravel rides roads will take you at the Cascade Gravel Grinder. The Cascade Gravel Grinder is one of the most scenic and diverse gravel events in the country. Three days of gravel cycling gives riders the opportunity to see a variety of high desert terrain with amazing views of the Cascade Mountain Range. Choose to race or ride with 500 fellow gravel enthusiasts at this fully-supported event. Finish line festivities are held at the idyllic Sister's Village Green Park complete with... More

The Oregon Coast Gravel Epic is the spring gravel cycling classic of the Pacific Northwest consisting of 65% pure logging roads that are unpaved and the other 35% smooth pavement left over from decades of active logging. This endurance event showcases the beauty of the Siuslaw National Forest and some of its seriously stout hills. Whether you take on the 60 mile Abomination or the 37 mile Son of Abomination, a good day is in store for you on the Oregon coast.  More

The Mohawk Valley Metric Century is a ride organized by Eugene Velo, a local cycling club dedicated to uniting the local cycling community of all ability levels. Cyclists will ride through the gorgeous countryside of the Mohawk Valley and through small and scenic towns including Brownsville, Marcola and Coburg. There will be a 50K Mini, 100K Metric and 150K Classic. The club practices, advocates and demonstrates safe riding practices on the road and in groups. Join weekly club rides to learn and practice safe group riding... More

Experience wheat fields to wineries with MINI CROC Bike ride. Rural roads, low traffic, friendly locals, and awesome rest stops all combine to make the MINI CROC one of your most memorable rides of the season. One day supported cycling event. Cabbage Hill, 62 miles (metric century), plus shorter or longer options. This events proceeds will help fund youth activites in Pendleton. Learn more and register at the event's website. More

This annual memorial weekend mountain bike race draws 500 riders and features the Peterson Ridge Trail System. What sets this event apart is the community of Sisters, Oregon. There are 29 categories for ages 10-70+, fast racing, and the free kids' race for the little ones.  More

National Historic Preservation Month in Historic Downtown Albany and our surrounding communities is a month-long celebration including many events throughout the area: Albany’s Hidden History Scavenger Hunt Photo Tour, Albany Tweed Ride and Vintage Bicycle Show, Historic Downtown Walking Tours, Albany Streetcar History Tour, Linn County Lamb and Wool Fair, 111th Annual Lebanon Strawberry Festival, and Brownsville's Carriage Me Back to 1930. More

Join cyclists from all over the Pacific Northwest for the Oregon Gran Fondo. Italian for "Big Ride," Gran Fondo rides originated in Italy and France so the general public could have a chance to ride with professionals for a stage on the grand tours. A Gran Fondo is therefore not wholly a race, but a mass start event for the community. Cyclists will have four supported rides to choose from. The 42-mile Piccolo goes north to Creswell and loops through the countryside, the 71-mile Medio... More

Sasquatch Duro is an amazing Pacific Northwest gravel grinding with 70% gravel riding. Cycle the hard 30-mile loop, or the harder 45-mile loop. The course roughly follows the A-T-C-A mountain bike trail, but on gravel and paved roads. Gain 3,771 ft on the shorter route and 4,845 ft on the longer route; descents will be fast. There will be two full aid stations along this course. After the event is over, relax with a complimentary beverage and food. More

Since it debuted in the summer of 2018, the Best of Both dual-discipline bike race has brought a community of bike riders and racers together from across the nation to test their fitness, endurance, and skills, on some of the most diverse and beautiful landscape in North America. Day 1: The Best of Both Dual Discipline Bike race The Best of Both courses split down to 62-road miles, and 23 off-road miles, combining a little under 6,000 feet of ascent. Riders may switch from a... More

Organized as a celebration of America's public lands with a focus on Eastern Oregon, the annual Skull Gravel weekend is a true Bucket List event that gathers great people in a great environment for great cycling. Equal parts grueling bike race and wildly fun recreational group ride, Skull Gravel offers 120-, 60-, and 30-mile course options to suit participants of all skill levels, from professional racers to casual pedalers.  Co-sponsored by Harney County, the US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Oregon State Parks, REN... More

Discover singletrack paradise at the Alpine Epic cross-country mountain bike race of 15, 25 or 50 miles. The Oakridge-Westfir area boasts world class, pristine trails that wind through open beargrass meadows, stunning vistas, old-growth groves, unsurpassed wildflower displays and lush green carpets of Pacific Northwest rainforests. The 50-mile "Fritter" legacy loop takes riders on the North Alpine, Tire Mountain and Cloverpatch sections of the Alpine Trail System, while the 25-mile and 15-mile courses follow a similar routes, cutting in earlier. Along the way, enjoy well-stocked... More

5 days, 4 nights, 350 miles. On this gravel adventure you'll find roads less traveled, mounting challenges and smack in the middle of it all a singular experience. When you ride the Oregon Trail you’ll know how tough you are. You’ll know who’s on your team, who’s got your back, who plays as hard as you do and who knows how to throw down the next challenge just before you conk out at the end of a huge day. The point-to-point format of Oregon Trail... More

Named Oregon's Best Sporting Event by the Oregon Festivals and Events Association in 2013, this three day, four stage bike race has become one of the premier competitive cycling events in the Pacific Northwest.  More

Prineville's Annual Splash-N-Dash comes back this summer on the 4th of July. Join in on biking, kayaking, swimming and running events along with the John Marsh Memorial 5K Race. All races can be run individually or as a team. More

Mountain Bike Oregon (MBO) is every mountain biker’s dream festival including: Shuttled mountain bike rides, supported by MBO’s notorious guide crew Skill clinics for men, women, and youth Daily FREE! bike demos Industry expo booths Post-ride happy hour parties Evening beer & beverage garden with music, raffle, and activities – including the famous mini bike race! And much more you need to experience in person! WHAT TO EXPECT Three amazing days riding incredible cross country or all-mountain style single-track in the Willamette National Forests bordering... More

Get your wheels in motion and join us for the 11th annual CF Cycle For Life. You'll ride through some of the most picturesque and scenic terrain in the Willamette Valley’s famed wine country. This year's event is hosted by Lady Hill Winery for both the start and post-ride party. From the rolling hills of wine country, to the Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway, cyclists of all levels will enjoy a one of kind experience. CF Cycle for Life is a fully-supported ride with route options... More

See the Columbia River Gorge by bicycle. You'll overlook the Western Columbia River Gorge as you ride uphill (only a 200 foot climb) on the 11.5 mile round trip Family Ride. There's a stop to see Herman the Sturgeon at the Bonneville Dam, as well as educational stops along the way. If you want a challenge, choose the Metric Century with over 62 miles and almost 4000 feet of climbing. The ride travels east, then west, then east and includes the new Wyeth to Lindsey... More

The city of Ashland welcomes riders back for the 5th Annual Up & Down ride. The iconic Cascade Siskiyou Scenic Bikeway route is 49 mi and 4900′ of climbing to the Greensprings Summit, around the mountain lakes, and down the Dead Indian Memorial Highway. The second route this year is The Burton Flat, with 80 miles and 6800′ of climbing. New this year is the Burton Flat Loop starting and finishing in the mountains, eliminating the steep initial climb and the final descent, for 42... More

Register for this 100 mile endurance single-track mountain bike event.  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. More

Cycle Oregon's legendary two-day bike bash returns in 2020. Visit website for route and registration information. More

Always the first Saturday of August, the annual Anthony Lakes Mountain Bike Festival is a family-friendly one-day event featuring guided rides for all ability levels, and lift service for the Broadway Flow Trail. The festival includes a kids bike park, scenic chair rides, bike demonstrations, vendors, live music, a BBQ and beer. More

Tune up your road bikes for GEARS' 22nd 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 38-mile Camas Country Loop, the 64-mile bRamble Metric around Fern Ridge Reservoir, the 80-mile through the rolling... More

Athletes will test their agility, balance and stamina on a relatively flat but taxing course around Hagg Lake, which is located in Scoggins Valley just outside of Portland. Participants will finish with the feeling of accomplishment and another mind blowing adventure to add to their books. More

The 5th Annual Ochoco Gravel Roubaix features 80 and 45 mile gravel loops through the Ochoco National Forest. The Finish Line will be at Good Bike Co. with music, food, drinks, and more. There's also a Kids Criterium (for ages 2-14) that takes place round a single, blocked-off, city block. More

Cycle Oregon laid out an incredible, reimagined event for their 32nd annual bicycle sabbatical. The destination will be Eastern Oregon for a week-long bike adventure through one of the most geographically diverse, awe-inspiring, other-worldly landscapes you’ll find anywhere. 2020 is all about selecting your own adventure so Cycle Oregon is offering multiple layover days, optional routes each day, non-cycling activities, and more opportunities to get directly involved with the communities who host the ride. On the bike, you’ll ride on quiet roads among scenic rivers,... More

This cycling event along the Cascading Rivers Scenic Bikeway consists of three fully supported rides over two days along the Clackamas and Breitenbush Rivers. The Killer Fang ride begins at 8 a.m. on Saturday and is a two day ride of 72 miles each day from Estacada to Detroit and back. The Raging Rapids Ride begins at 10 a.m. on Sunday and is a day ride of 35 or 52 miles along the Clackamas whitewater area The Little Riffles Ride begins at noon on Sunday... More

Join Cycle Oregon for a two-day gravel-fest down roads less traveled. Day one takes you into the foothills leading towards Mt. Hood and along miles of high plateau grasslands that quickly turn to forest. For day two, you can expect high plateaus and rolling wheat fields that lend themselves to spectacular panoramic views that get better around every turn. Visit Cycle Oregon website for route and registration information. Please note: This event has been rescheduled from May. Any riders who had registered for the ride... More