#Adaptive Cyclist Review

This route has been ridden by one of our Adaptive Athletes. See the comments section for their feedback about this route.

Alpaca

5 Star (Premiere) Route
Bend, Oregon
If seeing alpacas isn’t a good enough reason to get on a bike, how about sweeping views of Mt Bachelor and the Three Sisters. Or a whole lot of gravel roads slicing through farms and BLM land?
Route: Loop | 36 mi
Gain: 1,400 ft
Surface: 60% gravel, 5% single track, 35% pavement
Technical Difficulty: Demanding
Locale: Urban Backcountry

Bare Naked Gravel

5 Star (Quick Build) Route
Hood River, Washington
Five miles of fern-whacking single track with a few steam crossings. A big climb and one wide-smile, twisting downhill … long enough to sing all the Barenaked Lady songs you can remember. And … wildflowers!
Route: Loop | 31 mi
Gain: 3,400 ft
Surface: 50% gravel, 50% paved
Technical Difficulty: Moderate
Locale: Remote

Coffee Run!

5 Star (Premiere) Route
Bend, Oregon
A simple out-and-back route that is a great cold weather ride. Not much climbing, but a lot of spinning to keep you warm. Big views of the Cascade Mountains, some interesting and infamous history, and a stop at a coffee house in Sisters?
Route: Out & Back | 31 mi
Gain: 1,200 ft
Surface: ~ 65% gravel, 15% single-track, 20% paved
Technical Difficulty: Moderate
Locale: Urban Backcountry

Conductor Willy

5 Star (Quick Build) Route
~ Eugene, Oregon
Follow the railroad line from Westfir to Lowell as this route hugs the shores of Lookout Point Lake before tracing the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. Winding through classic western Cascade forest, you'll ride beneath towering trees and past lush ferns and tangled vines. Expect a fun mix of twists, rolling hills, and five railroad crossings.
Route: Out & Back | 35 mi
Gain: 2,000 ft
Surface: ~ 85% gravel, 15% paved
Technical Difficulty: Easier
Locale: Remote
Options: Longer

Japanese Hollow (via Pleasant Ridge Cutoff)

5 Star (Premiere) Route
The Dalles, Oregon
Just outside of The Dalles, ride scenic, smooth gravel through the hills up hollows, along ridges, and across flats.
Route: Loop | 45 mi
Gain: 4,500 ft
Surface: 70% gravel, 30% paved
Technical Difficulty: Moderate
Locale: Rural