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The 2018 Oregon Cancer Bike Out Ashland event has been renamed Rabbit Ears to Beers. The new name is in honor of the iconic descent from the “Rabbit Ears” rock outcropping down the Time Warp trail and back to Ashland’s Caldera Brewing Company for refreshments. Rabbit Ears to Beers features 4,600 feet of descent from Mt. Ashland to Lithia Park in Ashland, Oregon. Single track trails connecting this route include Bull Gap, Four Corners, Catwalk, Caterpillar, Alice in Wonderland, Jabberwocky, Missing Links, Lizard, Time Warp, and BTI. There... More

Enjoy the peak of harvest season as you ride through Yamhill valley vineyards in the Harvest Century ride. This one day event includes a stop at Montinore Estate where you can participate in a tasting or just take in the view. Registration fee includes breakfast, hot catered dinner and all support along the way. The whole family can enjoy live music and a festive atmosphere at the end of the ride. More

This event offers a 12-mile family ride, a 77-mile “spa ride” to Bagby Hot Springs (including a massage!), a choose-your-distance ride and the two-day Killer Fang Ride that traverses the entire bikeway, 72 miles each way. For the two-day event, your luggage is transported for you, and all meals are provided. More

Join us for a two-day gravel-fest down roads less traveled. We’re setting up camp in Tillamook State Forest and giving riders a variety of heart-pumping, pedal-churning routes to choose from daily. Gravel riders will have the whole Cycle Oregon experience – tents, showers, route support, main stage, beer garden – only this time, we’re going to be a lot more up close and personal with nature. Feel the calm of the forest as you crank through the firs and ferns, spruce and salal. See the... More

Good Bike Co. and Salsa Cycles has a nice end cap to your 2018 cycling season with a 4-day lightly supported bikepacking event in Central and Eastern Oregon. Load your bike up to pedal 220 miles and over 18,000 feet of elevation exploring the entirety of the Ochoco National Forest in Central and Eastern Oregon. You will roll out from Good Bike Co. LLC with 40 new friends and pedal through the breathtaking Crooked River Canyon, wind through the remote Maury Mountains, and traverse the rugged terrain... More

Come explore flowing single track, meandering rivers and high desert forest as you race to collect all the checkpoints before time runs out. With minimal elevation gain/loss and easier navigation, this race is our best race for novice racers, but never fear seasoned racers, there is certainly a "PRO" course for extra challenge. Visit website for more information and to register. More

Fun adventure bicycle course around Luscher Farm grounds and surrounding area. 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

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

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

A challenging one day (your choice of a 32, 41 or 93 mile) routes to one of Oregon’s most popular mountain lakes along the nationally designated wild and scenic Clackamas and Oak Grove Fork rivers. You may choose to begin in Estacada or after checking in drive to Ripplebrook and begin your ride there. Following the scenic bikeway to Ripplebrook store the cyclist continues East 15 miles on Forest Road 57 that is mostly gravel along one of the Cascades most pristine streams with elevation... More

Located on the Oregon/California border riders pedal through scenic farm country and spectacular sites including the first US National Wildlife Refuge, the Valor of the Pacific National Monument and the Lava Beds National Monument where amazing geology and geography surround the rider.  Rest stops combine excellent food and beverages with educational components, unique Ranger/Historian led talks.   This event is a collaborative effort of many local entities and non-profit organizations designed to showcase the area's rich historical heritage, many natural resources, and agricultural community, as... 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. The 42 mile Piccolo goes north to Creswell and loops through the countryside, the 71 mile Medio extends farther west of Cottage Grove, the... More

Named Oregon's Best Sporting Event by the Oregon Festivals and Events Association in 2013, this three day, five stage bike race has become one of the premier competitive cycling events in the Pacific Northwest. Stages include a road race through the Keating and Baker valleys, a flat time trial, an uphill time trial ending at the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, a downtown criterium through Historic Baker City, and final stage, a grueling uphill road race along the Elkhorn Scenic Byway ending at Anthony Lakes Ski... More