A scenic loop highlighting the diversity of Oregon’s outback lands. First, experience classic Central Oregon high desert with rolling hills, few trees, and views for miles. The riding is fast and relatively easy. Then, follow a dirt road / trail along an old railroad grade just above the Lower Deschutes river. Much of the river is classified as Wild & Scenic. The riding is rugged, demanding and at times very slow.

Tillamook. Synonymous with dairy. This ride explores what makes Tillamook what it is. Mountains, valleys, rivers, bays, and farms, oh my! But be warned, this is one of the most difficult and demanding rides that we have ever posted! Read this guide in detail.

A mixed route that circumnavigates Mt Bachelor. There are 14 miles of rugged and demanding riding in high alpine "gobsmacking" views and a creek crossing or two. A must do for the adventurer!

This is a big, big endeavor! But … the payoffs are huge: (a) the accomplishment of a monster climb (4400 feet in 13 miles), (b) one of the longest and most scenic paved descents in the West and (c) bragging rights with your riding friends.

Big views, a stop at one of the clearest lakes in the Cascade Mountains, scenic trail riding along the McKenzie River, a long, paved climb that twists and turns up the Cascade Mountains topping out at an observatory, and an [almost] no-brakes descent back to the start.

The Steens Mountain Loop Road departs the tiny, historic town of Frenchglen and climbs up Oregon’s eighth-tallest mountain on a tour of massive gorges, vast panoramas and one of the most spectacular lakes in the Pacific Northwest.

A gigantic loop through the forests of southwest Vancouver Island to see some of Canada's largest old-growth trees, including Big Lonely Doug. This route can be ridden in 1-3 days.

Walla Walla is famous for its renowned road riding, but the locals have been venturing into the Blue Mountains for years to get their fix of first class gravel roads. This course includes the iconic, and challenging, Cottonwood Creek climb.Unlike the 45 and 65, this is a big tire route, 50 mm or better!

Wildhorse — the name says it all! This is an epic adventure with over 10,000 feet of gain. However, there are ways to make it easier and shorter. This route offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich and hidden biodiversity of Oregon's Coast Range, showcasing an impressive array of ecosystems. But … you will need to look closely!

Nestled within the rugged beauty of Canyonlands National Park in Utah is this iconic 100-mile loop. It promises a perfect balance of heart-pounding ascents, exhilarating descents, and awe-inspiring scenery at every turn. This one-day challenge demands grit, determination, and a healthy dose of wanderlust.

Nestled among three different mountain ranges is a beautiful valley that merges the states of Idaho and Wyoming; a valley we call Wydaho. The Wydaho One Hundred follows classic backroads of Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming, featuring the foothills of the Teton Range and the rugged frontcountry of Horseshoe-Packsaddle Canyon in the Big Hole Mountains. This ride completes a 360-degree circumnavigation of the valley.